Customer ReviewsforReli Electric, LLC

New home construction. Reli did ok with recepticles and basic lighting. They had trouble reading, interpreting and executing details on construction drawings. 1. Forgot the switch for two lights above island. 2. Mounted switches and recepticles 3 1/2 too low because the ********* built the island 3 1/2 too low. Set the countertop on and it covered all electric boxes.3.Reli at first refused to install the range breaker, cable and outlet in even though it was listed on the drawings and the utility worksheet. The builder finally got them to install those.4. Mounted the microwave recepticle below the countertop and behind the cabinets after they were told not too.5. Driving away on the last day, the owner drove off the driveway and got stuck. Then starts talking trash to my teenager. He was the only person in 7 months to do something this asinine on this job.Yes folks this actually happened.

To respond to ******************** Review. Installation of all switches, receptacles, and lighting for your new build has been installed per plans from the builder. The installation also reflected the plans **************** had signed with all updated changes along with the contract. The contract states; "acknowledgment after walkthrough with Reli Electric, A change order for relocation or additional items will be an extra cost plus a trip charge."A switch was missed and was added with no question. It was an easy repair and taken care of promptly. The builder had built the island 3 1/2inches too low as stated by ****************. This was repaired once the framer had fixed their mistake.The refusal of the installation of the range circuit was incorrect. Breakers and devices can be on back order, especially with the supply chain in this day and age. All have been installed.The mounted microwave receptacle was originally decided to be installed in the location requested. The drawings signed by **************** reflected the exact location of the microwave receptacle. After drywall, **************** decided he wanted to have the outlet moved. This would require a change order fee, and cost extra to relocate into the cabinet at this portion of the project as the signed contract has stated. This was refused, so the installation stayed according to the original plans. Driving into the project the driveway was a massive mud pit and the heavy van had gotten stuck in the driveway due to poor paving. Luckily able to get the van unstuck and finish the final punch of the home. After leaving we noticed his 19-year-old son had driven through the yard to miss the possibility of getting stuck in the driveway. Pulling into the yard the heavy van has also been stuck. No "trash talk" had ever been discussed with his 19-year-old son. The only discussion with the son was asking if he could pull us out with his truck to which the reply was no he could not help. Extra help was called by the project manager from the builder who was 30 mins away.