Omega Electrical Inc

Me and wife wanted to install recessed lights and thank goodness we didn't try to put it ourselves. I needed an expert Electrician to install the recessed lights that we bought. Sal & Adolfo did an exceptional job. The appointment time was set at 8 am and they were already starting at that time. For me that’s very respectful. They were knowledgeable and polite. Whenever we ask for a suggestion, they have the answer. Lastly, Sal saw that me and my wife were having trouble putting texture on wall and he helped us out even though it’s time for him to go home. They go above and beyond their duties which is very impressive Service: Light fixture installation

On time and efficient! Everyone was wearing a mask and careful around my furniture. I had a light switch that wasn’t working and turns out the power went out so they had to open up the fuse box and figure out which wire was bad. Then they looked at the bathroom fan to figure out if it was the motor. Considering how small my bathroom is, they managed pretty well. At the end of the day, the technicians took the time to investigate the issue and resolved it to my satisfaction. The GFI was bad and they had the part to fix it. Really glad I called Omega. Nelson got me in literally the next day and that was amazing!

My Fiance and I needed a few updates to our home so we sought Omega Electrical help and expertise. Our point guy was Nelson, completely satisfied for two thirds of the projects but we feel the crew handling the other 3rd could of been more professional. Electrical Box: The work came out amazing. It took them a bit longer to finish then they projected but the results were amazing. They estimated about 8 hours of work but it took them close to 12 hours. Nelson kindly communicated the reason for the delay, the new electrical box was not fitting correctly to the wall. We had electricity power running to the house by the end of the day. For any person interested in updating their electrical box, double check that the number of neutral wires is equal to the number of hot wires. In our case 1 neutral was used between 2 hot wires and it was not caught during the upgrade of the panel. This did not pass first inspection (ask your point person at the end of the project). Nelson was kindly enoug