Mark in Vancouver

I am an owner of a rental home. We had a furnace that wasn't working because the breaker kept tripping. Tyler worked with my tenants directly to organize access to the home. Once he was done, he phoned me to explain his diagnostic of the issue and his solution. I think Tyler has excellent problem solving capabilities. He was methodical in how he approached the problem. He worked my my tenants to understand the maximum load on the circuit they were using and took measurements of what their maximum load would be. When the measurement suggested that the maximum load might not be the issue. He identified the next probable cause as a loose connection to the circuit breaker, which would have increased the resistance on that circuit... and the evidence for his conclusion was that there was some melted wire sheathing near the connection point. Tyler is an excellent and clear communicator. He was fast and efficient in his diagnosis. I certainly will be using him for my future electrical needs.

Steve is absolutely an outstanding man! He inspected a house on 394 Blue Mountain for us, and provided us with some very helpful tips. It's immediately apparent that he's knowledgeable about homes. His wealth of construction experience really shines here. If you hire Steve. I would highly advise you accompany him on the inspection, because you will learn a lot about homes. Steve as astute enough to find out another inspector had been recently present... and even asked the home owner if he could cut some taping on a wall so that he could get access to the underlying pipes. I don't think any inspector would have done that. What we find most outstanding is the professionalism that Steve works by. The sale did not go through, but the owner seemingly tried to exact revenge on us, via Steve. She accused him of "breaking the electrical", when it was just a matter of circuit breaker switches being shut off. Steve was a good sport and visited the property twice to just "flip a switch". We thank you for your professionalism and cooperation though this dilemma Steve.