BiCounty Electric

Description of Work: Installed a timer for my pondless waterfall

Description of Work: We originally contracted for 4 high hats to be installed in the kitchen ceiling and 3 plain sockets in the backsplash to be changed to ground fault sockets. In the dinette section we had contracted to have 2 new lines with sockets installed. We were unable to have the high hats installed because we didn't have the height in the ceiling which upset us. We believe it should have been tested out before we were given the estimate. All the work that was done that day was putting in one new line with one GFI socket and changing out the 3 older sockets to GFI sockets. The lines were already there. The wall in the adjourning bathroom had a hole put into it while installing the one line so we declined have the second socket installed.

Description of Work: Installed new 100 amp elecrric panel with all new breakers. corrected outside wireing. total time 6 hours

Description of Work: On October 30, 2012, Hurricane Sandy flooded our home to 4 feet above the floor and caused loss of electric power. A LIPA representative advised us that we had to have an authorized electrician certify in writing that our electrical system was in satisfactory condition before our power could restored by LIPA. On Thursday, November 8, 2012, we called Bi-County to have them certify in writing that our electrical was satisfactory. After Bi-County's electrician checked our electrical, he charged us $275.00 for the work. We enquired about certification in writing, and he responded that he was not authorized to issue a certification, but that we would have to pay $125.00 for the certification portion in advance and someone else would come by in a few days to certify the work. In the meantime on Sunday, November 11, 2012 another LIPA representative, going door-to-door, examined our electrical and certified that our electrical was satisfactory to have our power restored. We called Bi-County on Monday, November 12, 2012 to advise that they did not need to send anyone to certify our electrical, since LIPA already did so, and we requested the $125.00 for certification returned, since Bi-County did not perform this service. Bi-County refused to refund the $125.00.

Description of Work: Needed violations removed. (install three way switch, switches for outlets, GFCI outlet etc.) . Very professional organization and responsive. Someone always available to answer the phone.

Description of Work: Installed 4 motion sensor outdoor light and replaced another fixture. I was familiar with this co. from work they did at a relative's house. I had 3 estimates - by far this was the lowest. Response to all calls was quick and work done neatly and professionally-no cutting corners.Definitely will use again.

Description of Work: Replaced a GFI in the bathroom

Description of Work: I hired them to do some electrical work for me.

Description of Work: BI-COUNTY REWIRED A ROOM IN OUR HOME.