HI-IQ LLC

We provide free on site reviews of your project. We quote according to project. An experienced technician will evaluate your project free of charge and provide pricing options. We offer a 10% discount for veterans, seniors, and non profit organizations. Mention your discount any time before being billed and we will honor it. Returning customers obtain special pricing and loyalty discounts.

We think every customer and project is unique however, when you work with us you can expect quality service every step of our procedure. Upon requesting our quote we will message you with an etimate and if you choose to continue we set up a free onsite review of your project. We like to meet our clients in person and discuss the scope of work and urgency of the project. We present a proposal for your approval, execute the project, review the project with you,and finalize details. You will be billed upon completion.

I have an equivalent to an AS in electrical engineering, have received several trainings in related topics and around 20 years of experience in maintenance, including office buildings in Salt Lake downtown, apartment complexes, offices, warehouse in Salt Lake Area and A+ properties in Park City.

Working for several companies as a maintenance tech and manager, I found that finding dependable vendors was not easy, so I decided to start my own company and offer maintenance or repair services.

from single homeowners, HOA's, Management Companies, Realtors, I'm open to work with everyone who needs my services.

I do regular maintenance for several properties, which is hard to mention a specific project, but the last big project was to replace all the fluorescent lamps in a building with LED lamps, in the long run, the building owners will save in maintenance because they will not need to replace failing fluorescent lamps and/or ballast. Around 300 cabinets and 900 lamps, took around 20 working days and around $22,000.00 parts and labor.

Something that it hurts me to know, is that a vendor took money from costumers and they didn't finish the project. My way to work is to ask for payments as the project is advancing, I expect the payment when is required and most of the time I have no problems. Another comment, it is hard to know for sure how long each project it will take and if any issue will arise, some projects can be quoted others it is an estimate.

what is important is to know what do you want, need or expect and try to explain as clear as possible. Warranties if you expect any.