Gerula Electric

I hired Walt to completely redo a 4 unit city home that I gutted. We agreed to 12,000 for a price and I agreed to give him a $5000 deposit and $1000 per month there after. After 2 more payments it became very obvious that he was not showing up and was behind how much I had paid him. At this point I stopped paying him and communicated that I would like him to catch up before I continued my payments (he agreed). I’m glad I did! He gave me every excuse in the world why he wouldn’t be there and he always would say I’ll be there tomorrow and I only have 1-2 days left. At least seven times he did that and would come back for an hour or two and then he stopped showing up and stopped responding to me and stopped accepting my calls completely! It took at least eight or nine months before I gave up

The problem was that the breaker didn't throw despite losing power, the breaker would sizzle and flipping it on didn't necessarily bring the power back online. After some research into the issue, this is obviously a bad breaker. Pro: The price was ok and the work was fine. Con: The first time he came out he flipped the switch, saw there was power and promptly left. I messaged him and his advice was to "throw the breaker harder". He claims that is a thing, after asking around I am certain it isn't. On his 2nd visit he switched the breaker and everything seems to be working properly. Takeaway: he will do the work but you have to follow him around like a puppy being potty trained so it may not be worth it.

This business no longer at this location. The self-employed electrician no longer lives at this address. Mail will be discarded, it has been 7 years now since this change occurred.

Charged 4 hours to replace a receiver in a ceiling fan. $100 an hour. 20 min job max. Comical

Just had a new service installed and very pleased with every quality of this company I highly recommend