Brandon Phillips Electric

The review that sticks isn't the biggest job — it's the one where Brandon Phillips talked a customer out of spending money. In August 2020 a homeowner braced for a panel replacement and was told the system was already at 100 amps and only needed a breaker: "Brandon explained this well, worked efficiently and professionally." That is the shape of things here. Eighty-four ratings across two platforms, all but one of them five stars, and the same three notes recurring: speed, straight talk about scope, and prices people call fair. The work runs from small to structural. A November 2024 customer had the electrical system in a historic home upgraded and described the challenges of the older property being handled with clear explanations along the way. Another that month wanted light switches changed to smart switches, got an instant reply with an upfront quote, and had the work scheduled inside two days. In December 2021, a homeowner mid-kitchen-renovation had recessed lights planned around a central air duct, with new floors covered before anything began. EV charger installs come up repeatedly through 2021. And in August 2020 someone needed a bathroom ceiling fan, exhaust ductwork and new wiring on short notice, and wrote that it came fast and clean. Response time is the drumbeat. An August 2020 customer wrote that their request was answered within an hour and the visit happened the same day; a November 2024 caller whose house lost power to a loose connection at the meter got it fixed that day "for a very fair price." One thing to know before calling: deep as it is, the written history has gone quiet. The newest entry dates from December 2024 and the bulk of it sits in 2020 and 2021. That is not a mark against the work — it just means the current picture is best got by asking for two references from this year. For a service or panel upgrade, an EV charger, recessed lighting, or the diagnostic call where you are not sure what is actually wrong, this is a well-documented pick with an unusually consistent history behind it. Ask about availability and get the quote up front — by every account on file, that is how he works anyway.