All Sierra Electric reviews

Joe found Caleb and hired him to handle a string of projects on his rural property with canal water — a ground‑mount solar array, generator hookup, panel corrections, and pump and pressure‑tank wiring, among other jobs. He discovered Caleb to be highly experienced and consistently thorough, tackling each task with a strong work ethic and honest approach at a competitive price. Caleb returned for multiple jobs over time, always completing neat, capable work that held up to close inspection. The detail that mattered most: Caleb spotted an unprotected feed in a panel that had been that way since its original installation 25 years earlier, and corrected it before the wall was closed. That safety catch — catching and fixing a long‑standing hazard before it was hidden — is the takeaway that stayed with him.

When Cindi ran into a minor electrical problem at her home, Caleb came out, diagnosed the issue, and fixed it quickly — then waived the charge because the repair was simple. She walked away impressed by his professionalism and ethical approach, and decided he'll be the family's go-to for any future electrical work.

Mike spent more than $6,000 having Caleb wire a newly built shop, and the work looked decent at first. The trouble started two months later, when an LED wall pack failed and he had to chase Caleb for an answer. It took two weeks just to get a first response, and after Caleb promised to come out and replace the fixture, he backed out three more times over the next month with a string of excuses. Mike ended up facing the prospect of hiring someone else to repair work he had already paid for, and the whole experience left him focused on one thing: a contractor can finish the job, but the real test is whether he comes back when something stops working.

Scott had Caleb from All Sierra Electric out to his house several times for a variety of electrical projects. He found Caleb to be an excellent communicator who works efficiently and conducts himself like a true professional. Each visit finished with the job completed cleanly, and Scott liked that hiring Caleb meant supporting a local small business. He recommends All Sierra Electric for anyone who wants clear communication and reliable, professional electrical work.

Steven first turned to Caleb for an off-hours garbage disposal repair that needed fast attention, and the experience was strong enough that he kept calling him back for bigger work around the house. What started as one urgent fix grew into a string of projects: central AC repair, garage electrical rough-in and rewiring, several outlet repairs, a generator house tie-in, and finally a solar panel installation. Through each job, Caleb handled the work with the kind of professionalism and integrity Steven found hard to come by, the sort of tradesman who becomes the go-to person once he proves he can solve the first problem cleanly.

John had set aside a morning window from 9 to 11 for an appointment, expecting a local solar company to show up on time. By 11:30, with no call and no visit, he was left chasing the contractor himself and leaving a voicemail that never got a response. What stood out most was the complete silence after a scheduled visit, which turned a simple appointment into a wasted morning and left him feeling the business was anything but professional.

Steven stumbled on Caleb during an urgent, off-hours garbage disposal failure and needed a fast fix. After Caleb answered that call, he hired him for increasingly larger jobs: central AC repair, a garage electrical rough-in and full rewiring, multiple outlet repairs, a generator house tie-in, and finally a solar panel installation. Caleb handled every project with steady professionalism and an honesty that made each follow-up job an easy decision. The memorable detail that set the relationship in motion — immediate, after-hours help — carried through to complex work, leaving Steven confident that the solar installation was just the latest dependable job from a tradesman who shows up when it matters.

Late in the day as snow began to fall, Dan Dove watched a PG&E pole collapse and rip the weatherhead off his home's meter panel. He sent Caleb photos and described the damage that night. By first thing the next morning Caleb had the meter panel repaired, allowing PG&E to safely restore power. What stayed with him was how those nighttime photos and a quick response turned a potentially multi-day outage into power restored by morning.

Craig C. arranged for All Sierra Electric through his home warranty to handle an emergency that carried a promised 2–4 hour response window. When no one showed up after 24 hours, he called the company and left a voicemail explaining the situation; another 24 hours passed with still no reply. He lives in a small town and had wanted to support a local business—All Sierra’s office is only five minutes from his house—so the lack of any response felt especially sharp, like being ignored by a neighbor rather than served by a nearby contractor.