Barnhill Electric Inc.

Roger S.

My take on Scott is that he might be a good electrician but don't have him do any other work. I think he didn't want to do the work and couldn't tell me that. Here's why I think this:
I am a part-time resident at the beach and had to have a window replaced. I made two special trip to my beach house to get this work done.
I made arrangements through Angles List and got a prompt response. Through email, we set up an appointment for three days later.
Scott was a no show for the appointment because he was sick. He did call an old number of mine and got someone else's voicemail and left a message. I emailed Scott the day of the appointment and ask if we were still on and got a call saying he was sick. We had only communicated via email up to this point. Had he sent me an email, we would have been good. I was so frustrated with Scott that I hung up on him. I emailed him the next day and apologized, ask him if we could just start over. We agreed to work it out.
I picked a second date and he couldn't do it. It was too soon. I ask him in the mean time to drive by our house and look at the window we wanted replaced.
He drove by, looked at work and emailed me that it might take more than the two hours I paid for. I said OK
We set up a date and I emailed him the night before and got weather excuses. News was predicting ice. I checked and this was NOT the forecast for our area but about 50 miles inland. It never rained at my house and the morning of the appointment he told me it was sprinkling where he was.
Called me appointment morning and said it's not really raining but if I start and it rains, I'll stop work. Scott said he had checked the radar and there was no rain in sight, but he didn't sound like he was interested. He's replacing a window, so that really wouldn't work. He called me back and said I hung up on him (which I don't think I did) so we were finished. I apologized and we left the call OK, I thought.
Scott never showed up and never called me back.