Electrical Contractors
Flash/Ask-Kay Electric is Atlanta's premier electrical service provider. They have been serving the Atlanta area since 1964 and know customer service. According to Steve, "Good customer service includes being on time, giving an upfront price before any work is performed, respecting the customer's home, and providing an all-around pleasant experience for the customer that is over and above anything which they expected. Flash/Ask-Kay delivers on all of these points and more.
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Pat Murphy Electric, Inc. was founded in 1982 to provide electrical services to the growing construction industry in the Metro Atlanta area. In 1995, residential and commercial service was initiated which has grown into a present fleet of fully stocked service vehicles and experienced electrical technicians providing expert electrical service, including 24-hour emergency service, to an expanding customer base in the metro Atlanta region.
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Thrasher Electric is a customer-first residential electrical company focused on homeowners and making their homes better, safer, and more enjoyable. Thrasher Electric offers same day service with a two hour window and thirty minute call ahead. All work has a lifetime warranty. Each electrician is uniformed, trained, background-checked, and drug tested. The company holds weekly training and testing to further staff electrical knowledge. All trucks are fully stocked with quality parts and...
Consumer Information
All too often, homeowners take the “do it yourself” approach to basic electrical work around the home, only to discover that electricity hurts! Never trust an inexperienced contractor to work on your electrical needs. Many times, homeowners will begin a project in their home involving the need for electrical work. Unfortunately, without consulting an experienced electrician first, the proper guidelines are not followed. This can result in added expenses later to bring the project back to meet code. There are many safety factors that must be met to prevent catastrophic problems in your home. Even if the project is completed ‘successfully’, it may raise a red flag later when a home inspector catches it.
If your older home does not currently have GFIC outlets in all kitchens and bathrooms, contact a licensed electrician, such as the ones listed here, to make this simple, safety adjustment.
