Brechtech Services

Highly recommend! I used Brechtech electric for our partial kitchen remodel under a very tight timeline and deadline. Phil helped with the rough in for all new electrical components and wiring and then came back for a full day of finish work a few days latter. Working with Phil was super, we had some tricky low voltage under cabinet lighting to retrofit into existing cabinets which required a bit of brainstorming and an instalation puzzle to figure out and he came up with a great solution in working with some very tight spaces for the install. Also installed all new counter recepticales and new track lighting and multiple conversions to dimable fixtures. We really only had 1 day to do all the work and while it was a long day with some snags it was a pleasure to work with Phil and his absolute professionalism and genuinely enjoyable energy to bring the project to completion under a very crunched timeline. The end result looks fantastic and the new layout is both efficient and perfect. Thank you Brechtech for making this happen under an almost impossibly short deadline without compromising at all on the finished project! Would absolutely use again anytime!

Marvin was great to work with. I called him, he came out a day or two later and scoped out the project. He emailed the proposal later that night. We hashed out a few details and came to an agreement. I made the initial payment to Marvin, used to buy the materials that have a long lead time and also to start the work for permitting the changes. The permit applications were submitted a day or two later, and then we waited ~6 weeks for Seattle City Light to come disconnect our power so Marvin and his teammate could rewire everything from the street to a new panel. Marvin was a great communicator. For example, on Thursday he predicted that our power would be restored on Friday at 1:30pm. I asked him to text me at 10:30am on Friday with an updated estimate. He texted me at 10:28am with the update. Ultimately, the bulk of the work was upgrading us from 100A service to 200A service, including: * Running new service wires from the power lines to our house. * Installing a new mast, to receive the new wires from the power lines * Installing new grounding rods, and routing them appropriately * A new meter, and outdoor panel with service disconnect * A new panel * A new car charger outlet * 2 new 120v outlets, interior and exterior