Heroes Electric

Boris V.

Butcher work. Look elsewhere. They've sent some two ""qualified"" kids who did so many things wrong I was stunned how sloppy the new subpanel turned out. MAJOR SAFETY ISSUES all around. Didn't bother to install 15amp breakers, every breaker was 20amp even on 14gauge wires! Wires hanging and touching, and they left one 240v wire loose and not screwed to the breaker at all. this would cause a fire no doubt. Sharp ground wires pressing against neutrals. Panel labeling was a disaster! Later they sent a more senior technician to fix most things, he was great but it's still looking like a lazy hack job and I DO NOT recommend them.

Arash B.

Great people
Great job
On time
Friendly and professional technicians

We have a running cable project. They showed up on time and finish it up with the best outcome.

Jb L.

Our project was done several months ago then we realized a minor misunderstanding on one detail for how the work need to be done. We called them and they quickly came back worked on it, made the already great work perfect!

Peter D.

I strongly recommend not using this company. They came to install an EV charger, a job that should have taken half a day. The installer showed up late and left the house twice to get parts. He was gone for half of the day and left at the end of the day with the job incomplete, with long wires dangling from the side of my house, and with no communication. He also installed the charger in a different location than we agreed and ran the conduit in a haphazard fashion, in a location other than what we agreed. He also disconnect the ground for our Internet service, which was clearly marked as needing to remain connected. Two other installers showed up the next day and they seemed more competent. When I checked their work afterward, they had installed an old, used circuit breaker for the new circuit. When I asked for it to be replaced, someone else came to swap the breaker, but installed the wrong amperage (which could have led to a fire!).

Annie N.

They were very responsive and sent people out to fully understand the scope of the project. We needed 150 ft of 50 amp + 30 amp wires to hook up a spa and sauna. They worked with us to help reduce the cost. We did the trenching ourselves and they were patient and flexible with their time to fit our timing. The guys got the job done and now we're enjoying the oasis we built in our backyard!

Joe W.

Brayan and Carlos (as well as their lead, Roberto) did the great job at my whole house electrical, and Telsa wall charger. They were prompt, courteous , responsible & professional. I am happy with their service.
I am highly recommend Brayan & Carlos for the electrical jobs!

Arun C.

I hired Electric Heroes (EH) to put up two GFCI outlets, one in each of my two toilets, so that we can use a toilet bidet seat. I had sent out a request on Yelp, and many companies with good reviews felt that a heating bidet would require a dedicated line and so they would not install one in a condo. Electric heroes and only one or two others responded. Only EH gave me a free virtual estimate of $760 for the job, $380 for each toilet. The estimate did not include the patch up job that would be required; I could hire a handyman myself to do that later. Little did I know that it would be a real horror! (See attached photos) I finally hired EH. They did come on the scheduled day, took about half an hour to tell me what they would do, and also verified using a meter that the bidet would not require a dedicated line. Anyway, he said that he would require to make about 8 holes in one toilet and 6 in the other and that there is no other way to do this job. Well, he was a real nice guy and I agreed. After he was done, we were rather shocked to see the large number of gaping holes. Well, since this is the only way it can be done, I paid them and then hired a handyman again through Yelp to help close the holes. He arrived and told me (he does electrician jobs too) that EH had really made a mess and spoiled the wall. They had drilled a hole at every slat point so that they could in turn drill a hole through that slat to pass a wire. He said that he had drill bits up to six feet long so that with just three and two holes (respectively), he could have finished a job. He also showed me a video where he created only five holes to pass a wire from one end of a living room to another via a roof. He also said that for $760, he would have even patched the holes and painted the wall, not just done the electric work. Anyway. I had to pay $540 to do the patch work and painting. So the total cost of the job came to $1300, $650 per outlet!

Rick W.

Electric heroes was awesome to work with, they responded within an hour to schedule a virtual quote, scheduled the install of 3 bathroom fans I purchased at Lowes. Ramon showed up in time and completed the installation in a few hours cleaned up the immediate area and the entryway. He asked me to test everything to make sure I was happy with the install. Great service!

Scott N.

Electric Heroes showed up on time, exactly when they said they would. Checkout out and fixed our issue quickly and professionally. An excellent experience.

Jacquelyn W.

We reached out to Electric Heroes because we needed a Ring Floodlight Camera (wired) installed. They were responsive, set us up with a virtual consultation, and sent us an estimate. Pricing was reasonable, and the technician was friendly, knowledgeable, on time, and got the job done! We are happy with the installation of the camera, and would definitely recommend them!