Mr. Electric of Northwest Houston

David R.

When purchasing our house the electrical panel had many issues that needed resolving.
We are having a shed built out the back with power going to the shed.
William D. came and sorted everything out. I am very impressed with the results. The new electrical panel looks great.
Ran cables to where the slab will be poured for the shed foundation.
Really good experience and would recommend. Thanks!

Matthew M.

Bert from Mr. Electric was very friendly and professional. He did several tasks, and he recommended that we not do a couple due to cost. We really appreciate his advice and workmanship.

Kat H.

Larry Tiede was the technician that fixed my issues and he gets 5 stars. Explained everything to me, was fast and efficent and went beyond in showing me how to wire my new lights. And thanks Larry for wearing your booties in the house and taking them off when in the garage without my having to ask. I will be asking for Larry in the future.

Wade J.

The work was done on time but I found the charges very high. The electrician replaced a 100-150 amp main 2 pole breaker which sells for about $150 in the hardware store, so I would expect to pay perhaps $300 for the breaker. It took him about 3 hours to do the diagnostics and repair. I would expect to pay about $250 for labor, for a total charge of about $550.

My bill was nearly twice that at $965. I believe the charges were outrageously high and would not recommend the company for that reason

Kevin B.

I asked for a bid to replace two light fixtures in the garage and replace four lights bulbs in a high vaulted ceiling. I was providing the fixtures and the bulbs. They bid the work at $1,300. Two other bids for the work I received were between $275-$300. Mr Electric was 4 times more than its competitors for pretty straightforward work. Unbelievable.

Steve K.

Wanted two add two additional outlets added to garage. Mr. Electric quoted me $1,253.47 !!!
I got it done by a great electrician for $395. Beware!!!

Abby B.

Quick response on Yelp Platform. The Master Electrician addressed both concerns in my kitchen and garage, and executed what was agreed upon within a reasonable amount of time. Price was worth it for me.
No complaints. Respectful and courteous service.

Jan B.

This was the second company I had to come out to replace one ceiling fan with another -- on a sloped ceiling. The first company/rep said I'd have to buy a new down rod, new canopy -- no way could I use the same parts with the existing ceiling fan -- which would have been at least another $300. I'm not an electrician, but I knew that wasn't right. So I called Mr. Electric and the guy today confirmed what I'd suspected, that the first guy either didn't know what he was talking about, or didn't want to do the job for some reason. Anyway, Mr. Electric mounted the new fan using existing hardware and it's fantastic! Thank you!

Alita G.

Awesome experience yesterday with Mr Electric.. Electrician Brandon was swift and strategic on finding the problem. He the executed the issues very swift. His style of communicating was professional, but felt like I was speaking to a old friend.. FACTS MY GO TO PLACE FOR LIFE. PS the prices were very reasonable considering our pandemic..

Matthew C.

Predatory pricing at it's best - beware!! I just received a hand written quote with no break down of parts & labor pricing for $1,145 to install a dedicated outlet that is no more than 12 horizontal-feet from my electrical panel - in a brand new home (moved in less than a month ago).

Material and parts needed for this would be a 20amp arc fault breaker ($50), 50ft of 10/2 romex wire ($55), outlet/wall box/plate ($40) = $145 in material/parts. So according to this quote their labor would be *$1,000*!!! For a job this easy - less than 2hrs MAX - that would mean *$500hr* for labor!!

I usually don't leave reviews like this, but it was insulting to be handed a quote that is so blatantly predatory pricing with NO documentation to clearly encompass the bend-over they're trying to peddle you. Steer clear folks!