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Electricians
in Washington DC, Maryland


TOTAL PROS : 9
TOTAL RATINGS : 9
WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING
IN WASHINGTON DC, DC


W M Electrical Services, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Install Electrical Switches, Outlets, and Fixtures
City: Washington, DC
Great work, knowledgeable & timely technicians. They were a father-son team, actually. Mr. Williams insisted to come to my house personally to give me an free estimate, when other companies did not. And he came on the Satruday, the 5th of July, without additional cost. He also had a standard rate pricing book, which made me feel better about the cost, which was not too bad. He scheduled the work to be completed immediately after we met, & on the day of the work, he came by to check the progress of the family duo & drop off add'l parts that needed to be purchased (at only the cost of the parts, no labor of gas to go over to Home Depot.
W M Electrical Services, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Install Electrical Switches, Outlets, and Fixtures
City: Washington, DC
TImely and affordable. High quality standard. I would recommend Clarence Williams to anyone.

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