Green Electric Solutions reviews
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The Verdict
Green Electric Solutions handles straightforward electrical work well, but we found enough lapses to give us pause. In one review, a technician spent two minutes at a breaker panel, charged $150 for the visit, and proposed an $1,800 panel replacement when the actual problem turned out to be a fried light fixture with twisted wiring. Another customer came home to find a grounding rod installed in a cement walkway where someone could trip, a broken dog-fence wire the technician didn't mention, and a hole in the exterior wall where the new panel didn't cover the old cutout. We noticed 50 reviewers praised workmanship and 36 called out helpful post-sale support, but 11 reviews flagged pricing concerns and another 11 criticized sales conduct. The company shines on simple jobs: one electrician diagnosed a utility-pole issue over the phone and saved the homeowner a service call, and another showed up on July 4th to swap a bad panel in under two hours. For complex troubleshooting or older-home rewiring, the track record is shakier.
If you need a holiday emergency fix or a panel swap and you're comfortable paying premium rates, the team can deliver. But if your project involves diagnosing intermittent problems or upgrading century-old wiring, get a second opinion before you sign.
Reviews That Shaped Our Verdict
Abesolut booked an electrician for a household electrical problem and was hit with a $150 service call just for the visit. The technician, Christian, arrived in a sour mood, came off rude and condescending, and barely looked around — spending only a minute or two at the breaker before blaming its age and proposing a potential $1,800 replacement. He also pushed quicker, short-term fixes that carried no warranty. None of those options would have fixed the real problem. After a more careful check, the fault turned out to be an over-twisted wire in a recently serviced stair light that had fried and tripped the breaker, plus a loose connection in a switch. Had Christian spent a bit more time investigating, he would have found the fried wiring immediately; instead they ended up paying to correct that wiring issue — the burned, twisted wire behind the stair light was the detail that mattered.
Michelle Russell had a new HVAC system installed and hit a frustrating snag: the unit ran while the HVAC crew was at the house but would quit as soon as they left. On the morning of Friday, July 4, an HVAC technician traced the problem to a failing circuit panel. Michelle remembered her brother’s positive experience with Green Electric Solutions and, because she still had their contact on her phone, placed a call expecting voicemail — but a live person answered. The representative promised a quick callback, and a technician rang within minutes; the HVAC tech who was still on site helped explain the situation. The electrician arrived in under 30 minutes, inspected the panel, provided pricing, and, after her brother gave the go‑ahead, went straight to work. In roughly two hours he had the circuit fixed, the HVAC back online, and each breaker clearly labeled with the device it served. She couldn’t recall his name, only that he recognized the house from the earlier bathroom job, but she walked away impressed by the holiday response time, the tidy labeling, and the fact that she now has a reliable electrical contact saved for whatever’s next.
C P hired the company to replace the main circuit breaker panel on the exterior of a ranch-style home. They discovered the electrician swapped the panel but left a gap — more than a foot of exposed wall with roughly a one-inch opening — and tried to hide it with sealant rather than patching the hole properly. The crew also drove a grounding rod into the concrete walkway about 10 feet from the panel, putting a trip hazard in a route people use every day. In the process the rod severed a wire for the home’s electronic dog fence, which let the dog loose. Rather than tell them, the technician silenced the alarm by unplugging the fence’s main unit in the garage so the noise would stop, leaving the family unaware the system had been damaged. The homeowner only figured out what happened after finding their dog roaming the neighborhood and chasing down the fence fault; when they plugged the unit back in the alarm blared and the break was obvious. Calls to the company to have the grounding stake moved and to resolve the damage were met with deflection — customer service said the technician would contact them, and that never happened. The lasting image is not a sloppy install but the covert,
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What You Can Expect
Kris began working with Ignacio from Green Electric Solutions in January 2024 after a flood damaged their home's electrical system. When flickering lights showed up months later, they reached back out — Ignacio walked through a careful troubleshooting process, applied his knowledge, and quickly suspected a loose connection on the telephone pole rather than a problem inside the house. He recommended they contact SDGE, and the utility confirmed his diagnosis. Throughout the relationship Ignacio handled everything professionally and with noticeable attention to detail; the memorable part of this experience was that his outside-the-box check of the pole connection saved time and avoided unnecessary in-home repairs.
Jasmine scheduled an outlet repair and discovered the crew included built-in child-safety features she hadn’t considered. The technician took time to explain how those features would help with her toddlers, and she valued the clear, practical explanation as much as the repair itself. She left with more confidence about safety in the home — the unexpected childproofing and the thoughtful walkthrough were the details that stuck with her.
Mike chose Green after an Angie’s List referral to fix an electrical issue at his home. The technician identified the problem quickly, but then turned aggressive and alarmed him; more of the visit was spent filling out paperwork than making the actual repair, which took about ten minutes. The appointment shifted into a high-pressure sales pitch, and he felt the final price was unjustifiably high. He left feeling ripped off, gave the company two stars, and highlights the quick repair time versus the extended paperwork and hard-sell approach as the most memorable parts of the experience.