Clinton Electric Co Inc

Job was done right and efficiently. I purchased their membership for ~$13 a month (1yr commitment) b/c we has just bought a new house and it brought the cost down. Subtracting 1 star b/c with the membership I was sold, I was supposed to receive a free house check, which didn’t happen. Electrician just installed the station and was ready to go. I’ve guy though, and did good work.

My pro from Clinton electric was helpful, professional, and did great work on my electrical projects

DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!. They are thieves. I started out wanting two receptacle boxes installed and a door bell button replaced. The estimate given after inspection of the receptacle sites and doorbell was $2600. I said no to the receptacle boxes and asked about the doorbell. I was told that would be $500. The electrician checked out the doorbell system but could not find the transformer. He also discovered that he didn't have a door bell button on the truck and went to buy one. After replacing the broken door bell I get a bill for $820. $426 dollars was for "Diagnostic-Single circuit containing multiple rooms" for this the electrician looked at the locations where I wanted the boxes and looked for the doorbell transformer which he never found. A second charge was for "Pick up and install new door bell button and disconnect old ring door bell" for that I was charged $315. Stay way from these people!!!

Very expensive and over charged for lithium smoke detector put in over $400

The electrician, Eric, was amazing. Very knowledgeable and answered every question even when not directly related to the work he came to do.

The electrician from Clinton Electric came and looked at the circuit breakers. I thought he was looking to see where the power was coming from. I already checked them to see if any were still on. He never looked into the tankless water heater. Then said before he could inspect it I would have to pay an additional $600 before he would check to see what was wrong. I did not pay and asked what the $79 charge was for. He said “That was for coming to my home.” After he left I called Rheem ,the maker of the heater, and was told that the fuse needed to be replaced, located inside the cover. They emailed me the directions. I went to electric supply house purchased a replace fuse for $1.55. It took less than a half and hour to remove the cover, swap-out the fuse and reattached the coverage and now my tankless water heater is working.

They did 3 ceiling fans and a safety diagnostic and I ended up with 7 smoke detectors/carbon monoxide detectors as well. Great service. My technician, John was really professional

Excellent. efficient, timely, courteous.

The job was done in 20 minutes. It was a very small job, but the cost was over $450.00. My advice is anyone needing a small job done is check youtube or find someone who charges by the hour.

I had an excellent experience with Clinton Electric Co. overall and the electrician they sent, Eric Shipley. Communications before the visit were prompt, professional, and geared toward promoting confidence. Electrician was also courteous and professional throughout the visit, provided excellent communications as to expected costs and the diagnostic he was performing, and performed the work quickly and efficiently (tested the wiring, replaced electrical outlets, installed new circuit breaker, and tested to confirm all outlets and the dishwasher were working). Provided email with invoice before leaving the visit. Company communications practices geared toward safety and inspired confidence - dispatcher provided name of electrician before visit; company also texted and emailed photo of electrician prior to visit. Electrician wore mask and followed safe COVID-19 practices. I was very pleased and would use this company again, as well as highly recommend them.

Easy to replace. Took him 10 minutes to switch out the old for the new. He did not even have to cut the ceiling. Why did it cost over $500 that he charged me a senior citizen. Seriously?

Professional and did an excellent job

Everything went well. Eric explained the whole process to me. He was on time. Work was completed the same day. Work was neatly done. He cleaned up after work was completed.

Russell was prompt, very polite and helpful. He explained everything and pointed out where my old rowhouse differs from newer codes. (Grandfathered until I want to sell.) There was an upsell on an annual plan, but it will save some 15% on some planned upgrades, so I went with it. Dawn, office support, also was friendly and pleasant to work with. She gave me a follow-up call next morning after my multi-company query through Angie's. My inquiry detailed list of three small repairs did not get other takers, so no real cost comparison, but I feel the price was fair-- $500 for about 2 hours, including the plan and dispatch fee.

Really great experience. Totally upfront pricing. I knew exactly what I was going to pay in the end. Even tho the technician ran into a small problem, my price did not increase. That's terrific. My tech, Jake B was quick and thorough. He explained everything before doing the work and explained what he did afterwards. He was polite and personable. I'll have him back for my next job. Thank you

Great! Jordan was very thorough, kind, a good communicator, and he was attentive to our needs.

Great! I will hire again. Punctual. Courteous. Patient. Efficient.

Installed generator and provide maintenance agreement.

Very pleased with service. Jordan was very pleasant and extremely knowledgeable about his work. He was able to diagnose why our phones did not charge from the wall socket. He also did multiple replacements of lighting fixtures. Very pleased with the service.

At first he didn’t really seem to take the original Call seriously. More about how Hunter isn’t a good fan. Was upfront about price whIch was nice. High end price point to look at fan and outlet. As part of the dx fee I paid and service call he looked at other areas. Did find a major concern which we appreciate and will look into- possibly with the company. However he appeared to become offended when we asked about clarification/law verses code with the smoke detectors. Misleading which made me question more- especially since part of on issue is due to previous professionals saying they will do one thing and didn’t do what was agreed to as part of settlement/legal contract. He became even more defensive. There is a difference between being knowledgeable( which he was) but he was very rude and defensive. Feel like I couldn’t trust him. Lack of professionalism because he would keep bringing it up even though I signed off on it getting done. In the end, the job ( smoke detectors) which came up as part of the diagnostic fee/service wasn’t done. At the end he then said that he was calling bge today to flag the issue ( in the beginning of the visit he said if he sent the picture today they would come and cut our power today). Said this was part of his license requirement. Didn’t appreciate the threat- especially since the issue just came to our attention and he came off as angry that we didn’t complete the lore expensive job. Probably would of if he didn’t misrepresent and continue to bring if up which resulted me in questioning/ him getting mad

Upon calling the company and agreeing to hire the company's electrician, I had intimated him that he would most likely pull a final inspection permit for me. The work was supposed to be corrections made in order for me to pass the final inspection, having hired another company that did the rough-in installation which was passed. He assured me that it won't be a problem for his company to pull a permit for me. On finishing the job, I called him to inform him that I would want him to go to ahead apply for inspection thereby pulling a permit. As previously agreed, the technician now informed his Manager, Jeff Pat, of my intentions to file a permit. I was surprised when on a call with the manager, he said it would cost $268 to pull the permit. After a lot of deliberation, it occurred to me that I would have to pay the $268, to which I grudgingly obliged. He now went further to demand another $350 for the technician to come in to inspect the previous electrical installation pertaining to the work. At that point, I felt he was trying to exploit the situation, so I declined. I was wondering why would this company want to recheck the prior installation which has been certified and passed by the County officials? Whose inspection is superior, the county's or the company's? All efforts to get the issue amicably resolved has proven abortive. I am dismayed that such sharp practices by acclaimed 'certified' companies on Angies List could be so unprofessional! I know this is a country of laws and I would try to see this to a reasonable conclusion by exploring all available options. So beware, this is a rogue company and sure doesn't have a place in a decent society.

Clinton Electric is a very professional organization: responsive, efficient, quality materials, excellent workmanship and a reasonable price. Jordan Mayer, the electrician, who performed the installation was outstanding. I highly recommend this company.

The work was great but they were not punctual (meaning did not arrive in their 6 hour window). It was also very pricey for 40 minutes worth of work.

First off this was an emergency call. It was definitely a fire hazard from a little bit of sizzling and sparking of the box. They came out right away when a couple others I called would not. So they got an A for responsiveness and punctuality. After 20-30 minutes of watching the box waiting for a spark to find that was the problem he found the issue was that there was 2 of the same type of wire that were wired too closely in the box. Therefore causing those wires to short and spark. So he just relocated 1 of the wires. So no parts were needed and took him less than an hour. However the price was ridiculous. They charged $302. I am pretty sure they added on extra cause they did an emergency call, and thats understandable, but it still seemed too high for no parts and less than an hour. While I was happy with their work, I would not use them again because of their pricing.

The work went well as it was a very simple swap of light fixtures with no specialized work; however, the charge was $900. An additional $200 was charged to investigate dual switching. A 2 minute look at the switch determined that existing wiring was not in place. The net result is that I paid the electrician $275/hour for labor. I provided all materials. Shame on me for not getting competing estimates. I've since gotten estimates to replace the same light: one was $300 and the other $425. I contacted the service manager, but was not successful in getting a partial refund or any other remedy. Clinton Electric considers their pricing strategy to be fair. I disagree. My advice is to get competing quotes ALWAYS! Otherwise, you can expect to pay excessive labor rates with Clinton Electric.