C.T. Electrical Construction LLC

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Introduction: We offer our services for $60.00 per hour plus cost of material for residential service calls. Larger projects we give estimates and give you a contract price to save you money. Most of our competition offer their services from $70 - $90 an hour. We accept different forms of payment. We accept cash, check, Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover Cards. I like meeting different people and providing them with quality service.

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Hired 5 times

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6 employees

16 years in business

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License Type: Electrical Contractor (NC)

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Residential Service Calls $60.00 per hour plus material cost Commercial Service Calls $75.00 per hour plus material cost Residential Renovations is priced by unit take-off Commercial Renovation is priced by unit take-off Residential New Construction is priced by Square Footage Commercial New Construction is priced by unit take-off
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
First I talk with the customer and get to know them. That way I know what they like and expect. Then we schedule the project Date and Time. I send out a crew to the project they usually arrive 10-15 minutes early. My crew completes the project in a timely manner to keep the customer's cost down. Pictures are taken and sent to me for approval on the craftsmanship. I create the invoice and deliver it to property owner on time and material projects. On flat rate projects the invoice is sent in a sealed envelope by the crew. Last I make a call to the customer to inquire about I they feel about how the they were treated, and if they are satisfied the quality of work.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Associates degree in residential and commercial wiring from Pitt Community College. OSHA safety certification, and complete 2 continuing education classes yearly.