ARC Electrical Services LLC

ARC Electrical is my go-to whenever our old house needs some updating. Recently, Charles installed under-cabinet lighting in our kitchen that is absolutely amazing. Not only did he do professional work, but he's very competitively priced. And when the situation called for a quick Plan B, he came up with an effective solution that actually works better for us. I highly recommend ARC Electrical

Charles replaced our old under cabinet lighting in the kitchen with fabulous LED lighting. It is amazing how much easier all tasks in the kitchen are now due to better lighting. Aesthetically it really brought the kitchen up to date. Also fixed an entry light that had not worked in years. Charles communicated clearly, was very respectful of us and our home. High quality and experience is worth it. Will not hesitate to use again and highly recommend.

The Arc representative, Anthony, took far longer than he should have, spent a great deal of time at my dining table telling me how rich he is, his Porsche has to be repaired at a cost of $10K, etc. All of which was info, I did not need to know and had no interest in, and for this and a light fixture install that took about 45 minutes, I was charged $565. I won't use Arc again and do recommend anyone considering it, look elsewhere. There are far more reasonable and efficient electrical services out there.

I hired Charles to install 4 recessed lights with a dimmer. He came out to look at the space and determined what would be best. Within a few days, Charles came out to complete the project. Charles and his colleague were professional and worked quickly. They covered the work area and left the space clean and neat. They patched the few holes they made. I plan to have Charles and his team back out to install more lights.

While I didn't hire ARC direct, my plumber did, I can't recommend them. They sent someone to wire my tankless hot water heater who admitted he'd never done it before. When they had to send a second electrician to finish the job, his solution was to cut the cover of my new unit to fit the bad wiring of their first electrician. I'm fairly certain the manufacturer designed the unit to accommodate wiring without the need to make modifications.