Jim and Curtis understood my electrical needs and worked to achieve the best solution. Their pleasant attitude coupled with their expertise spoke volumes for your company.
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Unmatched level of professionalism! The communication between the company and client is amazing. Jonathan gave me options regarding all work to be done, and peace of mind that safety was key.
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Jay did a great job! He knew exactly what was wrong and fixed it correctly. He was very knowledgeable and would recommend him and Dawson’s Electric.
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I was quite impressed with the careful attention to detail and extremely courteous service that Micah W. provided as he attended to all my electrical issues on behalf of Dawson’s Electric. He reviewed everything on my “to do” list and provided an estimate up front before completing the list. He did a really good job and I would not hesitate to call Dawson’s again for any future needs. Btw, the light fixture he hung for me was a real bear of a task that Pottery Barn said required 2 people to do and he handled it solo without compromising the “safety” of the fixture. So I am impressed.🤗
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excellent honest efficient service and representatives were awesome at office and at our home site.
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Brian did a great job installing my 50 amp generator hook up plug on our house. He showed me how to hook up the cord and went over the circuit breaker box operation when hooking up the generator.
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Jason with Dawson's Electric went above and beyond to help complete our inspection report. Thank you for quick and professional service! I would highly recommend.
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he did a great job. He came in looked everything over that had to be done and gave me the cost. He was professional, knew what he was doing, did the jobs at hand and made sure everything was cleaned up afterward. Have already asked him to come back to do more work for us. I am so glad we found them to do our work. I highly recommend them.
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We called Dawson's Electric to have an issue corrected as part of a home closing. Travis' staff arrived the next day, ON TIME, fixed the issue and came in on budget! We highly recommend Dawson's Electric to anyone needing electrical repairs!
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I strongly recommend Dawson's Electric, Inc. due to the fact they are prompt, very knowledgable of every aspect, such as how you will get the best lighting, what to use where you have natural lighting, what's most economical, etc. and will also suggest things that save you lots of money in the process but accomplish the same results. I really enjoyed that the owner does a before and after walk through with us to assure we were 100% satisfied with everything. What else can you ask for in a contractor?
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When we call Dawson's Electric, they are very prompt to answer our phone calls and always complete the work we ask for in a timely manner at a very reasonable price!
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Conducted comprehensive assessment of two 20+ year-old R22 HVAC systems with visible rust damage on one coil. Documented existing units with photographs showing outdoor condensers installed on gravel bed adjacent to house with vinyl/brick exterior. Presented customer with replacement options along with repair alternatives for comparison, particularly focusing on the 19-year-old unit showing deterioration.
Responded to customer callback for a non-operational 2021 gas heating unit. Performed diagnostic testing on the system using digital multimeter, which registered 104.7 on internal components. Inspected electrical connections and control board, and verified proper power supply from the exterior meter.
Conducted sales consultation for potential mini-split installation, with Aaron as tech lead. Documented existing Mitsubishi outdoor condensing unit mounted on concrete pad with appropriate stone drainage bed and brick paver border. System appears to be a standard residential split configuration with connections running to the interior of the home.
Performed scheduled tune-up on customer's primary HVAC system, inspecting the exterior condenser unit and evaluating the enclosed crawlspace. Verified proper installation of reflective insulation on ductwork, confirmed vapor barrier integrity, and examined the system's integration with existing UV light, HEPA filter, and dehumidifier components. Discussed maintenance options for the two mini-split units located in the tenant-occupied cottage.
Performed comprehensive tune-up service on two aging HVAC systems (20-year and 15-year units). Conducted electrical testing with clamp meter, measuring amperage draw (0.79 amps), and inspected attic air handler installation including ductwork connections and condensate drain system. All components verified operational with no immediate service concerns identified.
Responded to customer complaint of flickering garage lights in a 4-year-old home. Performed inspection of main electrical panel and circuit breakers. Visual examination revealed proper installation with no apparent loose connections or damaged components. Panel shows organized wiring and appears to be in normal working condition.
Completed gas line repair on outdoor HVAC unit as requested. Replaced corroded circular metal fittings/connectors showing significant oxidation. Verified proper connections and tested system operation to ensure safe functionality.
Responded to service call regarding malfunctioning hard-wired smoke detectors previously removed by fire department. Installed six new smoke/CO2 combination detectors throughout the residence, ensuring proper functionality and interconnection. Additionally, installed whole home surge protector at main electrical panel to provide comprehensive electrical protection for the household, with special consideration for medical equipment requirements.
Completed installation of premium motion flood lights on shed and front porch soffit, both equipped with premium LED bulbs. Installed Caseta switches with Pico remotes for both lighting locations. Added a new fire-protected 15-amp circuit to support security lighting system, with proper connections made at the main electrical panel.
Responded to service call to install interlock kit at customer's residence. Upon inspection, located both interior and exterior electrical panels with appropriate circuit breaker configuration. Successfully installed and tested interlock kit, ensuring proper functionality and compliance with electrical code requirements for generator connection safety.
Installed customer-provided thermostat as requested. Performed system pressure testing using dual port manometer, confirming readings of 3.36 on both ports which indicates proper system balance. Inspected vapor barrier integrity in utility area where system components are housed.
Performed 32-point electrical system evaluation on a 2015 residence. Conducted electrical panel maintenance including torque checking and connection verification of circuit breakers. Tested GFCI/shock protection outlets and Arc Fault breakers to ensure proper functionality. Visual inspection revealed an organized but aging electrical panel with properly labeled circuits and functional breakers showing green indicator lights.
Today we came out to your residence to complete the approved solution. While on site we completed the following; A. New 200 amp service - 200 amp meter panel combo with main shut off on exterior of home - copper busbars - additional breaker spaces for future growth - new overhead riser in pvc conduit B. New sub panel within home - relocated from within closet to by bedroom door - upgraded fire/shock protection breakers - copper busbars - accurate panel labeling C. New 100 amp service cable powering relocated sub panel inside D. New dedicated circuits - dryer wire four wire grounded system and new receptacle - a/c with new disconnect relocated to beside the unit to meet todays code E. Provide and install new devices - (2) shock protected outlets at kitchen counter - (2) new outlets to replace gfi within bedrooms F. Disconnect and remove old wiring under home and in attic that is currently not used G. Install new smart switch and remote for living room fan to alleviate shared ne
Today I came out to your home to address the backyard light that would not turn off. During the visit, I evaluated the wiring at the light pole as well as your home’s overall electrical system to ensure the issue could be repaired safely. This included inspecting the electrical panels, main service equipment, grounding system, and safety components prior to making any modifications. During the assessment, several safety concerns were identified and brought to your attention. The interior subpanel was found to have a buzzing breaker, indicating a potential loose or failing connection. A loose connection was also identified on the upstairs heating circuit breaker, along with a double-tapped breaker, and several breakers that appear to be original to the home and showing signs of age. When inspecting the exterior electrical service, severe corrosion was discovered inside the main panel. Corrosion can lead to poor electrical connections, overheating, intermittent power issues, or even com
Today I came out to your home to perform your yearly Peace of Mind Electrical Checkup. During the visit, I inspected the home’s wiring, safety systems and devices, electrical panels, and grounding system. A full walkthrough of the electrical system was completed to verify that all accessible components were operating safely and as intended. Unfortunately, several significant safety concerns were uncovered regarding the overall condition of your electrical system. The original portion of the home is wired with ungrounded wiring, which does not provide a safe path for fault current. In multiple areas, devices have been upgraded to three-prong receptacles without the addition of proper GFCI protection (Shock Guard Protection), creating a false sense of grounding and increasing the risk of electrical shock. The electrical panel was also found to be obsolete and presented several safety issues, including being installed inside a clothes closet, missing Romex connectors, and lacking AFCI br