EC Electric reviews

Kayte Krout experienced electrical issues that needed attention and found the company’s customer service excellent. She watched them respond promptly, fix the problem quickly, and lay out the costs up front so there were no surprises. The memorable part of her experience was that fast, transparent handling of electrical work — she left reassured that any follow-up issues would be handled the same way.

Flowers&Herb dealt with the company's staff and encountered employees who came across as unfriendly and rude during their interactions. They left a one‑star review, with the staff’s poor demeanor being the single detail that shaped their overall impression.

Happy Hippy had a salesperson come to their house; the rep walked the property, measured the roof, and promised to deliver a price quote. After that on-site visit, the company fell silent — no follow-up, no quote, and phone calls went unanswered. What lingered from the experience wasn't the visit itself but the abrupt stop in communication. For anyone who expects prompt post-visit follow-up, this interaction highlights a serious gap in the company’s customer service.

Ali had an outlet at his home that stopped working and needed a quick fix. The company stepped in and solved the problem in record time, leaving the outlet functioning better than before. He came away impressed — the speed of the repair and the clear improvement in performance are what stuck with him.

Decejane needed a smoke detector installed at her home and called for service; the team answered right away. An electrician arrived promptly, worked with clear expertise, and paid close attention to the details of the installation. She found him very helpful throughout the visit and would hire him again. The impression that stuck was the combination of fast response and the electrician’s meticulous, skilled work.

At his house, Stephen watched a man walk up and shut off the power to perform an "upgrade" he never asked for. He received no warning or consent; the sudden outage knocked his computer offline and cost him a whole day of work. What lingered was the surprise — an unannounced power cut for an "upgrade" that left him without notice and with a day’s worth of lost productivity.

Althea Carpa discovered a wall receptacle that had stopped working and brought the company in to fix it. She hired them at a very reasonable price, and their electrician traced the problem, repaired the outlet, and left the receptacle working properly. The team handled the job efficiently and proved reliably skilled, matching quality work to an affordable rate. She plans to call them again for any future electrical issues.

Joel hired E.C. Electric to replace the electrical panel at his home and found they could slot him in far sooner than other local electricians. He noticed from the first visit that the crew leaned into small personal touches — every tech he met made a point to ask for and use his name — which set a friendly tone for the project. Kevin delivered a fair bid, and his crew completed the panel swap on schedule and slightly under budget, even after Joel made a couple of last-minute requests while they were working. When a delivery of firewood arrived right where they had parked, the electricians cheerfully moved their trucks and kept working without complaint. The finished install looked tidy and fully met the household’s needs. A small outlet issue surfaced afterward; Joel emailed over the weekend and Kevin replied promptly, then showed up the next business day to sort it out before it became a hassle. What sticks with him is that quick, no-fuss follow-up — a weekend message turned into a same-week fix — which felt like the difference between good workmanship and a company that actually stands behind its work in Redmond.

Curtis had just merged onto the highway when a company driver closed in and blew past him, doing well over 70 mph in a 45 mph zone while he was already traveling about 55. He watched the same driver make several turns without using a signal, then tried to call the company to complain and found the call ended the moment it connected. Never having used the company before, he decided he won’t in the future — what stayed with him was the dangerous speeding in a 45 zone and a customer service line that cut him off before he could register the issue.