This review has two parts. Personnel service vs price point. The job was to install a 240v 50 amp ev outlet on the outside of the house. The electrician / rep for Mr Sparky was Leo N. He was friendly and easy to talk to. He seemed qualified by his knowledge and overall finally work product. The only true negative was the initial price for the job. I needed a weather proof outlet. I got at first an upsell of extras like a surge protection system. This made the job extra expensive. It wasn’t until Leo spoke w a manager who offered a discount and a way to save. Not sure if this was a normal practice for the Mr Sparky brand. I did appreciate the adjustment and overall the job quality was excellent. Again only the initial price upselling was my concern.

I had such a wonderful experience with Everette From Mr Sparky electrical. He replaced the covers of my outside electrical outlets with customer supplied metal ones. He did not mind that I watched him the whole time, and did his job quickly efficiently and was chatting with me the whole time… So friendly and courteous! If Everette is a typical example of this companies, employees, then Mr Sparky has a good thing going! From the time I made my appointment, I have had a good experience. The young lady who scheduled me was very pleasant and professional, I got updates from the robot system, and I got a call about 45 minutes before my service time, to make sure that I was home, which was very much appreciated. There was one small misunderstanding in regard to the pricing, since I did supply the part, but the Supervisor cleared that up very quickly without any negativity whatsoever. A great organization overall!

Scheduling was easy, but they missed the four-hour window on the first day and had to reschedule for the following day. When I asked if they could ensure an early arrival on the second day, all they could do was leave a note. They apologized repeatedly, which became frustrating. After waiting at home all morning, apologies do not really help. They were communicative throughout, but the scheduling team seemed to lack the authority and systems to actually resolve issues properly and are not trained in dealing with tensions that arise due to missed appointments. I also did not like that I was not given even an indicative price to install my ceiling light. I went ahead anyway, but was prepared with a maximum price in mind in case the quote felt inflated due to the on-site leverage of having someone already there and ready to proceed. On the actual appointment, they got the job done quickly and effectively, which I appreciated. However, the experience felt very upsell-driven. At multiple points, the technician identified additional “issues” and suggested further work. I was not present, but my wife was, and she is familiar with this kind of approach, though this felt excessive. For example, he raised concerns about a humming sound on the electrical panel and proposed additional fixes and even subscriptions. In the end, we paid $150 for the light installation, but were quoted upwards of $1,700 in additional work and services. It felt like there was a push to lock us into further work rather than simply completing the job at hand. Overall, the installation itself was done well, but you do need to be cautious and prepared for managing costs. Shame there are no longer any local electricians you can just ring up.

When we first started looking for an electrician, it wasn’t just about getting a quote — it was about finding someone we could trust with our parents’ old home. The house was built before the seventies, and we always had a feeling the wiring wasn’t as safe as it should be. Still, we didn’t know just how much was hiding behind the walls. Then Bradley from Mister Sparky of Miami showed up. From the moment he stepped inside, he treated our home like it mattered. He didn’t rush. He didn’t guess. He walked room by room with us, opening outlets, checking the electrical panel, stepping outside to inspect the exterior — explaining everything as he went. That’s when we learned the house had a significant amount of aluminum wiring, and he calmly explained the risks and what it would take to fix it. It was the first time we felt someone truly saw the house the way we did. We had three companies come out before making a decision. The others were polite, but their visits were quick — counting outlets, no real inspection, gone in under half an hour. It was hard to imagine how they could understand the home without digging deeper. Bradley from Mister Sparky of Miami was the only one that treated the assessment like a top priority. When installation day came, we met the trio who would change everything: Hector, David, and Joseph. These guys showed up ready to work. They divided the house into sections and tackled the project like a well‑oiled machine. As Bradley predicted, it was a big job — bigger than we expected. Two electrical panels, wire after wire, switches and outlets had to be replaced and brought up to code. But they never once made us feel overwhelmed. They kept us updated, explained what they were doing, and treated our home with respect. By the end, we had a brand‑new electrical panel, updated wiring throughout the entire property, smoke detectors, new light fixtures, and every single outlet and switch — inside and out — checked and replaced. They even discovered that the electric company needed to update the main cable connecting our home to the grid (which they came out and replaced). No one else caught that. Today, our old family home feels safe for the first time in decades. We walk through each room with peace of mind, knowing the work was done thoroughly and professionally. We’re genuinely grateful for Bradley, Hector, David, Joseph, and the entire Mister Sparky of Miami team. Thank you for giving our family home a new sense of security. This electrical work was completed in July of 2026, sorry for the late review. Property type: Cinder Block, Duplex, two stories, built in the 1920s, remodel in the early 1970s.