Peerless Electric

Description of Work: Removed bathroom light and replaced with exhaust fan light combo. All work done from inside bathroom. Very impressive. Everything as promised.

Description of Work: I called the company requesting an electrician for a veriety of jobs we needed done at our house.

Description of Work: They installed 2 circuits for low voltage landscape lighting (~ $1200/circuit) and installed spotlights in my living room (for ~ $400).

Description of Work: Outlets in T.V not working.

Description of Work: Called them after 10am this morning . They called me back with in a hour told me that they could get someone out here around 2:00pm. they arived around 3:15 and by 3:45 had my tv outlets working again .We had Freddie here and he was very polite . This is the second time that I have used them would use them again....... this time it was a little pricey

Description of Work: The coupon was for home surge protection for $175. The coupon does not state that it is per panel. When the technician came out, we thought we were good to go. Then the tech explained that even though it says home and doesn't state per panel, we would have to pay for the additional panel. They offered to do the additional panel at a great discount and I was very happy with the service and the quality of the solution. We have had lightning damage previously to a big screen and this whole house grounding will still cost substantially less than repair cost!

Description of Work: I had the old fans in my bathrooms removed and replaced with newer fans. The new fans are more powerful, and a lot more quiet than the old fans.

Description of Work: I had an issue with two outside lights located on one side of the house, and also an outlet in the garage. James came by in the afternoon, and found that the problem with the lights were due to the bulbs. It was embarrssing! James indicated he had seen this before, and said it happens often. He also took a look at the outlet in the garage, and he fixed it! I was very pleased with his service, and I would use them again.

Description of Work: Freddy installed whole house surge protectors at my house and a friend's house down the street.

Description of Work: Electric Meter Box replacement.

Description of Work: I used Peerless Electric to install a ceiling fan.

Description of Work: I bought a ceiling fan at Costco for my home office (Hunter 20593). I bought the Angie's List Big Deal to have Peerless install the fan. The builders indicated that the box was already rated for a ceiling fan and Peerless confirmed. The electrician opened the box and took care of everything from there. No extra charges as the height was only 10' from the ground. The rep installed it without the manual as though he'd done it 100 times. The work was barely an hour from, "Hi, how're you?" to "Done." Everything works great. No additional charges. He rang my doorbell at noon and was out by 1.

Description of Work: The downstairs lights and outlets did not have electricity. Peerless diagnosed and corrected the problem.

Description of Work: I had flickering lights in several rooms of m

Description of Work: These guys are thorough, professional, prompt, courteous and expensive. The cost was $348 to change a wall socket. Admittedly, it's been years since I've used an electrician in Dallas and perhaps this is reasonable. I will say that they're absolutely good at what they do.

Description of Work: I purchased a Big Deal offer they had. They installed two ceiling fans.

Description of Work: I have had general electrical work done by Peerless Electric.

Description of Work: I purchased a $99 Big Deal to have a ceiling fan installed. I had to pay an additional $84 because my ceilings are approximately 15 ft.

Description of Work: I used Peerless Electric to install a new fluorescent light fixture and ballast in my kitchen.

Description of Work: He removed a non working ceiling fan and installed a ceiling fan with a remote control.

Description of Work: Purchase Angie's List Big Deal for installation of one ceiling fan or light fixture for $99.00 on/about 4/1/2012. Admittedly, I did not see down in the fine print that it did not apply to chandeliers. I called Peerless and made an appt. for installation of a brass chandelier that I had purchased at an estate sale. I called them back when I realized my mistake about the exclusion; however, Peerless agreed to install the chandelier for the coupon since there was already a lighting fixture installed in the dining room. When the electricians arrived, they informed me that there would be extra charges because there was no "hanging bar" on the chandelier and there was no junction box (I think that is the correct term)installed in the ceiling. I asked if those parts could be obtained at Home Depot which is a little over a mile from my house. The electrician would not answer directly, but his demeanor indicated that the items could not be purchased. So, they left.

Description of Work: I paid $99 to have them install a ceiling fan, an "Angie's List Big Deal". They were fairly good about returning phone calls and the worker showed up on time. I was at work and a client had called right when I was leaving to meet the worker, so I spent the next hour and a half on a conference call while my 31 year old daughter met with the electrician. I had purchased a ceiling fan which came with a light. My daughter texted me to ask if I wanted a remote installed for the fan/light while he was there? How much? $138. I told her ok. So thatt's more than double the original cost to add a remote, I had told the man on the phone who scheduled the appointment that I had installed a fan in another room, but needed the electrician, while he was there, to hook up the wires. That's all he had to do and that's all he did. According to my daughter it took him 15 minutes and he charged $84. I called her after my conference call, the electrician had already left, and I was out a total of $321 for less than 2 hours (including my "big deal"). When she told me about the $84 for 15 minutes, I immediately called the office, and asked the man about the $84 for 15 minutes' work. Yes he said that's what they charge for something like that, I said, "so what's your hourly rate? $320?" He said "We don't have an hourly rate" (really interesting). I asked him how they charged then, he said it was by the job. I asked him to check with his electrician to make sure this charge is correct because I want to make sure we both come out of this feeling like it's a fair deal and $84 for 15 minutes' work is not fair. He said he would check. It's been over a week and I have had no call back. By the way I'm a woman and I think that's why this happened. I will not use them again.

Description of Work: We suspected that we were having some electrical surges in our garage that were damaging the garage door opener. We also had a freezer in the garage plugged into the same circuit that all of our outdoor outlets ran through, causing the GFCI (?) circuit breaker to trip quite frequently when using the outdoor plugs (e.g., Christmas lights, electric mower/hedge trimmers, etc.). We had Al come out and give us estimates on both of these and 3 other jobs we were considering. We only had them do these two this time due to budget considerations.

Description of Work: Split existing lights onto separate switches, including routing of additional wiring. Replace ballast (2), receptacles, and tubes on fluorescent lights. Install (2) ceiling fans, with lights

Description of Work: Put a ceiling fan in for us in our living room. Installed it in a 22' high ceiling.