Flow Electric LLC

My pricing falls below the industry standard. The key difference is that I am transparent with my prices, whereas competitors often conceal them within their bids. My service charge of $350 essentially covers the cost of showing up. This includes two hours of troubleshooting and work. Should your problem or project require more time than this, I will discuss the issue with you and we will proceed with either a time and materials solution or a bid for the remainder of the work.

My standard procedure involves receiving a request, meeting with the customer, inspecting and troubleshooting the issue or desired project, completing the task, and then collecting payment. For larger jobs, I request payment upon completion of the rough-in phase, or upfront if it involves a significant purchase, such as a generator.

I have the required Supervisors level license and all the proper Oregon licensing

I started right out of high school working in the electrical trade.

I have experience working with a diverse range of customers, from being a part of constructing an industrial facility for Reser's Fine Foods to troubleshooting a tripping breaker for the average homeowner.

Get multiple quotes if you are doing a project. If it is service call just go with one of the companies. I am owner and operator so I will be the most efficient and clean because that work is on my name. Some of these companies the workers don't even know the owner. Why would they care if the company gets a bad name? Short answer is they don't.

Ask: What their show up charge price and what it includes. What is the hourly after that if it is a T&M type job '