Express Electric Inc

I've never seen such aggressive driving in a company vehicle. The van had 300 in the license plate driving down hwy 20 just now. Driving tip: if you are in the right lane you can switch lanes to pass the slower vehicle. You do NOT have to rid the bumper as if you were being pulled. If this is how you run a business it's sad.

These folks were very professional. Justin, the electrician who came out to do some remodel work that I did not feel competent to do myself was very willing to trouble shoot the job with me and decide on the right thing to do. He went out of his way to minimize the amount of drywall patching I had to deal with after the job, especially on our vaulted ceiling, which would have been a nightmare. He even stayed late and worked overtime to get a couple of odds and ends taken care of. He was flexible enough that I offered to do some of the easy work (constructing ceiling fans and doing cleanup) so he could focus on the skilled work I needed him for. This flexibility was great and saved me money. Scheduling was a bit iffy, but since our job was small, I expected to get squeezed in between larger

Have not had the displeasure of having them in my bone. But if his driving of company cars on the freeway is any indication of his personality or ability to follow the laws, I would avoid.

Bad review for unsafe life threatening driving. My car pool and I are minding our own business continuing to work on I 5 when a company truck with this logo chatting on the phone decided to put his blinker on and try merging into the car pool lane. Mind you he has no car pool. Honestly I don’t even care about that part. It’s the fact he tried merging into me I had to literally use the horn for an actual three seconds before he decided he didn’t want to hit me. Get this man a breathalyzer.

I flagged down Express Electric while they were at Church Hill Ranch and they were super helpful. Gavin and Cauy explained what the problem was and fixed it right away.