Steps to Choosing the Right Electrician

Ensuring the electrical safety of a workspace is one of the great responsibilities of any employer or top management authorities.When you are looking for an electrician, look for someone with whom you can form a long-term relationship. It's going to save you a lot of time and money if you can find someone whom you trust to get the job right the first time and give you

the right price.

STEPS

Find Recommended Companies

You can get recommendations for electricians from friends and neighbours. You can also search on-line. Another approach

is to search websites that feature reviews appear on many websites including Google Places, Yelp.com.

Check the Electrical Company Website

Is it presentable and well-maintained? Easy to find what you're looking for? Friendly, helpful, and not cluttered with hard-sell advertising? How many good testimonials?

If the website checks out, it's time to interview the electrician.

Interview

When you talk with the electrician, pay attention to how comfortable you are, including your trust level.

Look and Listen

Do you like the electrician? Do you feel comfortable and not under pressure? Does the electrician inspire your trust? Do the electrician and company employees seem to know what they're doing? Does the electrician have a vehicle and tools that look well-maintained?

While you're gathering this information, listen to what is said but also pay attention to how the electrician acts and makes you feel.

Check It Out

Check customer reviews. Enter the Contractor's License Number into the Contractor's License Board website for your state. See if there are any "black marks”. Check the company's rating at the Better Business.

Ask the contractor for a certificate of insurance for electrician's compensation and general liability.

Call References

How did your job go? Was your job done right the first time? If a return visit was needed, was the electrician easy to work with and prompt? Was company pricing competitive? Was the electrician within budget and schedule? Would you be happy to continue to use this electrical company?

A contractor should be able to provide a testimonials and references from past customers. When a new customer asks for a reference it forces the contractor to go back to previous

customers for this information.

Don't hesitate to call references

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