Brandt Electric reviews

Traveling on the road, o be appy ran into a small electrical problem that felt beyond their know-how. Connor stepped in, handled the task, and did so with a blend of technical confidence and polite professionalism. They walked away with the issue fixed and a lasting impression of Connor’s courteous, knowledgeable approach — the personal touch that made a roadside headache disappear.

Billie Herman rang up several electricians after a circuit blew, sparked at her, and refused to reset — Brant Electric was the only company that answered. Ryan showed up to assess the situation, and the following day an electrician returned, tracked down the fault and repaired everything so the house was safe again. The crew worked in a straightforward, knowledgeable way and kept the interaction pleasant and efficient. She told friends and neighbors to use Brant, and she plans to hire them exclusively for a larger, complicated electrical-service upgrade that will require coordination with PGE. What stuck with her most was that Brant was the one who returned the call and then handled both the immediate hazard and the upcoming PGE-related work with honesty and reliability.

Allison Bronson spent hundreds of dollars trying to get a single light fixed in her home, but the repair never reached completion. The crew left the job open while they hunted down a “special” bulb and promised to call back once they had it. She phoned repeatedly over the months that followed and kept getting silence instead of a return call. More than a year later, she still had no replacement bulb, no follow-up and no resolution — essentially paid for work that was left unfinished and then ignored.

Ben Goulart has relied on Brant for more than six years across a series of projects, and the latest service visit made clear why he keeps coming back. He watched Tony arrive last week, quickly track down a set of old wiring faults that had been plaguing the system, and repair them during that same visit. The part that stuck with him was the speed and thoroughness — diagnosis and fix completed in one callout, rather than a drawn-out troubleshooting process.

Susan first hired Brant Electric for a large electrical job about two years ago; they finished on budget and left a strong impression. When her mother-in-law faced an electrical emergency recently, she called them without hesitation. Brant Electric responded immediately, diagnosed and fixed the issue quickly — professional work and reasonably priced. The detail that sticks: they dropped everything to help a family member in a crisis and resolved it fast while keeping costs fair.

Sandy called Brant Electric when she needed electrical help after losing power. Conner arrived, quickly diagnosed the issue and got straight to work restoring electricity. He even replaced a few blown-out light bulbs while he was there, staying thoughtful and calm the whole time. She left with the power back on and an impression of his steady, methodical troubleshooting — the speed and composure are what stood out.

Rick Hardin needed an electrician in the middle of a holiday and, expecting after-hours premiums, ended up paying more than usual. He contacted the company, and their customer service handled the emergency smoothly — then the service tech showed up confident and efficient, quickly diagnosing and resolving the issue. What stuck with him was the combination of responsive support and a technician who clearly knew his stuff, even if getting help on a holiday cost extra.

Tania Kasper placed an after-hours emergency call when her home lost power. A technician arrived promptly, tracked down the fault, and had the electricity restored that same night. She ended up relieved and grateful—the standout detail was the company’s quick, out-of-hours response that got power back fast.

Ryan asked Brant for a quote to rewire his new house—a job that had to be finished before drywall repairs and his move-in could happen. Their estimator, also named Ryan, arrived but couldn’t answer basic questions and expected the homeowner to specify what was needed rather than advising on the scope. Then Brant went silent: after dozens of calls that went unanswered, a quote finally showed up 2.5 months later. It was $35,000 for a partial rewire with a host of caveats. Frustrated, he hired a different company that returned a quote in three days, started within a week, completed a full electrical replacement in two weeks for $18,000, and delivered a stamped, permit-ready system. The memorable takeaway wasn’t just the $17,000 price gap—it was the contrast between Brant’s long delays and poor communication and the other crew’s speed, clarity, and a complete, inspected result.