Great tech, informed provided detailed information BUT.....your price is way too high for the work being quoted
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Blake was awesome!!!! So friendly and patient with all my dumb questions. I will definitely be calling on TopTech again.
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Blaike was extremely nice, professional, and very informative!
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Alex was friendly and knowledgeable about the rewire at my daughter’s house. He answered all my questions to my satisfaction.
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Hard working, helpful and knowledgeable. TopTech has top notch people. You will not find better folks in the DFW area.
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Great electrician, helpful, erudite professional and outstanding service.
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Did an excellent job. I really enjoyed that they got the job done quickly and rightly. eexcellant Service
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Hector was very professional and took care of the electrical issues in our hone.
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Gain access to fresh water lines at all fixtures in the home by making various drywall cuts around the home. Cut out old copper water lines and install all new PEX hot and cold lines supplying all showers, vanities, toilets, washer, hose bibs and kitchen sink. Install all new emergency shutoff valves and supply lines at each vanity, toilet, kitchen and laundry. Attach onto existing water heater. Install new shutoff and PRV on main water service in yard Pull all necessary permits and have the new system inspected by the city inspector. No drywall repair included. 15 year parts and labor warranty Installed new pecks waterlines through attic and down walls to every fixture in the home. Insulated and strapped all new waterlines in attic. Install new emergency shut off valves at each fixture. Installed new washer box and washer. Box valves. 15 year warranty on all parts and labor. Paid with GoodLeap Pros financing. Job complete.
Arrived on the job site. The customer stated that the breaker controlling the Christmas lights in the eaves was tripping randomly. I inspected the circuit and found that it was on a Siemens plug-on-neutral AFCI/GFCI combination breaker. When testing each individual set of Christmas lights, they worked fine, but when all three were plugged in together, the breaker would trip. Because this circuit feeds exterior outlets, it does not require AFCI protection. I replaced the breaker with a UL-listed Siemens 15-amp CL standard breaker. I also verified the home run feeding the GFCI outlet to the left of the panel, which supplies power to the new timer controlling the eave outlets. The timer was preset to turn on at 6 p.m. and turn off at 4 a.m. The customer is 100% happy and satisfied with today’s visit and understands that all work performed comes with a five-year warranty on labor and materials.
Attempt to restore flow to master bathroom from cleanouts in front of home. ** if pull set is needed price will increase ** - preform camera inspection on main sewer line under home and in yard to check piping for issues or defects. ** solutions will be given for any issues found ** No warranty on cable
Arrived on the job site. The customer stated that the smoke detector in the upstairs hallway was chirping, indicating it was failing. I installed a new 10-year, sealed-battery, hardwired combination smoke/CO₂ detector in the upstairs hallway. I also noticed there was no signal wire present, so the unit operates only at that location, and there are no additional interconnected smoke detectors throughout the home. The customer stated she did not want to proceed with installing additional smoke detectors and only wanted the one we replaced today. She also declined additional quotes. The customer is 100% satisfied with today’s service and understands that the new smoke detector includes a 10-year warranty on both labor and materials.
Customer called us out for water heater issues , needs replacement. Gave multiple estimates however homeowner has another estimate from a different company on site and wants to see the differences. Emailed quotes and they are good for 30 days.
- Replace old basket strainer under kitchen sink w new due to age and condition ( leaking ) - Attempt drain restore on upstairs sons bath due to slow/ no drainage currently ** no warranty on cable ** - Replace shower cartridge in upstairs bath near stairs due to small leak - cut wall open behind hall bath toilet downstairs around wet spot to visibility check for leak ** we are not liable for sheetrock damage or repair ** ** 5yr warranty on basket strainer ** ** no warranty on shower cartridge due to high pressure ** Test it all work no leaks. Cleaned up tools and trash. On downstairs hall bath, I did not see a leak in the wall however, the wetness kept going further up. I explained to the homeowner further diagnostic will be required. Also explained the wall needs more demo and dry out so we’re getting restoration out to let homeowner what needs to be done for water damage and rebuild. Did explain that if they see the leak when removing the sheetrock they will let me know and
Arrived on the job site and the customer stated that they had an unused oven circuit and wanted it converted into a standard 120-volt outlet. We installed a 20-amp CL breaker in the GE panel and converted the existing 8/3 wiring by splicing it to 12-gauge wire feeding the new outlet. After testing, everything is working properly. The customer was informed that all work performed includes a five-year warranty. We also completed a safety evaluation and noted that the electrical panel is outdated and has several issues that need attention. We provided solutions for upgrading the panel, meter base, and additional recommended improvements. We will be calling next Saturday, December 6th, to review the options with her husband. The customer is 100% satisfied with today’s visit.
Will not be responsible for bus or stud bar snapping due to age of panel, when replacing main breaker. If problem happens then we will still charge for a minor troubleshoot and price will change based on what is required for replacing panel. This price is only for replacing main breaker.
- Run drain machine up to 70ft into x1 outside 4in rain water drain until it stops and measure cable to get customer a rough idea of where the issue is. No repair included Customer requested i come back friday
Arrived on the job site. The customer stated that the breaker controlling the living room was no longer working and had been feeling stiff and loose at times without tripping properly. After diagnosing the issue, I confirmed that the breaker was faulty and replaced the 15-amp BR breaker. Everything powered back on and is now working correctly. I also provided the customer with several recommended solutions to bring certain areas up to current code standards and address a few additional concerns. I advised the customer that I would like to speak with both her and her husband together to go over these solutions and determine how they would like to proceed. The customer is 100% happy with today’s visit and understands that the new breaker carries a 5-year warranty.
1. Upgrade 200 amp panel (lifetime warranty) 2. Upgrade 200 amp meter meter base (lifetime warranty) 3. Update ground rod and wire 4. Update cold water bond 5. Install 3 arc fault breakers 6. City permit and inspection 7. Install inlet below panel 8. Install interlock kit on electrical panel *minimum 5 year warranty only everything* *$220 charge from oncore for disconnect and reconnect* Disc-9 and rec-2 Financed Replaced outdoor 200 amp panel and properly grounded with ground rod and cold water bond at kitchen sink. Replaced 200 amp meterbase, and ran dedicated 50 amp circuit to inlet plug for generator hookup and installed interlock kit on panel.
- attempt to restore flow to toilet in hall bath due to slow / no drainage currently. ** if pull/set or roof access needed price will increase ** - Preform drain cable from roof access, to attempt to pop clog in drainage system currently. ** no warranty on cable due to condition of piping ** - Supervisor came out at no cost to run camera inspection from roof access's able, did notice various issues and problems in piping. Gave estimates for repairs needed.
Arrived on the job site. The customer stated that the front porch outlet was not working. I charged a minor diagnostic fee to troubleshoot the issue. During the diagnostic, I noticed that the two back-door outlets— which should be tied into the same circuit—are powered 24/7. When testing these outlets, they showed as “GFCI protected,” but they do not trip the GFCI, indicating they were previously protected but are no longer tied into the current GFCI. The customer mentioned that the home recently underwent a remodel, converting a single-story home into a two-story. All the remodeling work is still under the contractor’s warranty. I explained that I could continue diagnosing the issue, but I could not replace or modify any wiring, as that could void the homeowner’s remodel warranty. I also found that the two outdoor outlets that remain energized are tied into the “new plugs” circuit and not the same circuit as the outdoor GFCI. When attempting to reset the GFCI, it trips instantly, wh
Arrived on site and the customers reported that multiple lights throughout the home were flickering and dimming, especially when using appliances. Performed a minor troubleshoot by opening the main panel and meter base to check voltage and inspect the system. During the inspection, found that one of the feeder wires connected to the meter base on the low side was melted, showing signs of arcing and a poor connection. The other leg also showed early signs of the same issue. We will be returning on Wednesday to complete the following work: • Replace the 200-amp main electrical panel in the garage (includes a lifetime warranty) • Replace the exterior meter base (lifetime warranty included) • Install a new ground rod on the exterior of the home • Extend the cold-water bond from the panel to the main disconnect for proper grounding and code compliance • Pull a permit and complete all work required to pass city inspection • Install a whole-home surge protector rated for up to 108,000
