Power Pro Electric reviews

Lazaro has worked with Damian and his team for the past two years and recently hired them to replace a 20-year-old electrical panel so his home could handle a new electric vehicle charger and a large ADU. He appreciated that the crew walked him through the entire plan, laid out the exact cost before any work began, and only started once he felt comfortable with the scope. The installation itself finished to a high standard—neat wiring and professional workmanship—and the crew cleaned up thoroughly when the job was done. Because the team managed the technical details, scheduling, and cleanup, his remodeling felt noticeably less stressful. What stuck with him most was getting a full-capacity electrical upgrade for EV and ADU use combined with a firm up-front price and a spotless site at the end.

GammaRay hired Damian and his crew for a full-house rewire and panel upgrade and found him smart and reliable. They singled out the team's communication and customer service as the standout parts of the job. After three years using Power Pro Electric, they returned to the same crew for this major project — the mix of technical competence and clear communication is the detail that kept them coming back.

M B. called the company after blown fuses and a GFCI scorched by moisture left their home with electrical trouble. Gabriel showed up, examined the damage, and quoted $450 to replace the GFCI — and added that the company would not warranty that part. When asked what brand he used, Gabriel hesitated, then guessed it was a Leviton and said he’d have to check his truck — a moment that left M B. surprised an electrician couldn’t name the part on hand. Challenging the price for what the homeowner estimated was a $20 switch prompted Gabriel to justify the fee on liability grounds. On top of the $450 quote, M B. still paid a $99.95 service call. They left feeling the charge bordered on price gouging and frustrated most by paying the service fee while being quoted an unusually high install price for a simple GFCI replacement.

Kathy R. hired the company for electrical work at her home and found both the service and the workmanship exceptional. The electrician took time to walk her through the job, patiently answering every question and explaining each step so she understood what was being done. That clear, hands-on communication left her feeling confident in the team's skills and the safety of the installation. She plans to turn to the company for all future electrical issues and will recommend them to friends and family.

Lucinda D. hit a wall when her 15-year-old rooftop solar system suddenly quit and the original installer no longer existed. After digging through options she found Power Pro, a long-established electrical service company that chooses to repair legacy systems, and scheduled an assessment. Martin arrived as a hands-on solar electrician — the kind who diagnosed problems instead of pitching upgrades — and concluded the inverter had reached the end of its 15-year run. He recommended a replacement, walked her through answers to many questions, ordered the part, and it arrived in about a week. Installation was clean and fast; the new inverter produces more power than before and the system now includes an app for monitoring. Because Power Pro is an electrical service, they also corrected breaker and code issues while they were there. Work carries a five-year guarantee and the new inverter has a ten-year warranty, leaving her with a functioning, better-performing system and clear coverage.

Gerald T. arranged for Power Pro Electric to visit on October 17, 2022 after his elderly parents — ages 90 and 94 and living on fixed incomes — experienced a faulty kitchen outlet and its associated circuit breaker. A technician, Martin, replaced the outlet and the breaker, spent about 45 minutes on site, and the family received a $925 bill. The written work-authorization form promised a $100 charge that covers an evaluation and a fixed-cost estimate, but his parents never received a prior fixed estimate; the technician told them he would call the office to get a price only after the work was finished. Gerald called the office on October 22 and reached owner Damian, who said the $100 only covered arrival and that “troubleshooting” carried a $695 charge; Damian agreed to talk with Martin and to call back on Monday (the review lists October 14), but no callback came. Gerald left a voicemail on October 15 and, as of writing the review, had not been contacted again. Frustrated that two seniors on fixed incomes were charged $925 for a 45-minute visit without the promised upfront estimate, he filed a complaint with the BBB.

Randy Kelley discovered his solar panels had stopped producing electricity, and Power Pro Electric arrived quickly to diagnose and repair the problem. He found their pricing competitive and the repair work professional and effective, restoring the system to normal operation. What stood out was the fast, affordable fix that got his panels working again.

Victor first turned to Power Electric when a short-term emergency put his family in a tight spot, and he found them to be a genuine lifesaver. They stepped in to address that initial crisis and then returned again and again over time whenever new issues popped up, providing steady, reliable support instead of a one-off fix. He appreciated their consistent workmanship and responsiveness that kept the household running through multiple problems. What he'll remember most is their willingness to show up in a pinch and keep helping long after the first call.

Jose M. rang the company about what he thought was a simple breaker problem at his home and agreed to a $100 inspection fee. Technicians confirmed a double breaker issue and quoted $800 to replace it — a price that stopped him cold. He then called a different electrician, who replaced the breaker for $150; the part itself cost about $20. Jose felt the original quote bordered on a rip-off and left disappointed with the company’s pricing. The detail that stuck with him was the mismatch between a $20 part and an $800 repair quote, so he urges others to compare prices before committing.