Dependable Electric Services

We have used Dependable Electrical multiple times and they show up on time. Very Knowledgeable electricians and technicians. They are very conscientious in respecting your home. Always professional getting work completed with our satisfaction leaving my home clean after they are finished I highly recommend this company and will continue doing all future business with them.

David and his team are top notch, Always on time always honest and reasonable pricing. I have used them at my home and also at work for many different projects. Highly recommended

Everyone at Dependable will take care of all of your electrical needs! Great staff, dependability, excellent work! Definitely will be using Dependable Electric for any of my electrical needs in the future!! Be sure to contact them for the best service around!

Consumer beware!!! This electric company put a lien on my house for work that wasn't completed. They were well aware that the contractor was paid in full and he needed to be the one to pay them but they decided to put a lien on my property anyways instead of taking the contractor to court. The work done was poor quality and they used the wrong rated wires on an outdoor structure. They left our bathroom electrical hanging out of the wall and didn't even put outlet covers on the new outlets. We have been forced to obtain legal representation to get this sorted out, please save a massive headache and money by using any other electric company than dependable electric services.

I had Dependable come install an EV home charging station a couple of weeks ago. The end result was that they did install it, and it works. We had some miscommunication on the way, but we eventually got to the point where I was happy with it. My charger, a ChargePoint Home Flex, will pull up to fifty amps (50A) of electrical current. Tesla chargers, which are a lot more common, that say they're rated for 50A actually mean that the wiring and breaker need to be rated for 50A, so they will only draw up to 40A due to the 80% rule for continuous electrical loads (40 / 80% = 50A). The ChargePoint is not like that - it will draw 50A if you configure it to - and they missed that. So when they installed it, they used a 50A breaker. When I called them out on this, they talked to their boss, who t