Weber Electric Inc

Nov 2023

Update, our basement flooded due to substandard practice by these electricians their wiring failed causing our pump to not work and high water alarm to stop working causing a backup and expenses to fix the issue plus all the damage. This company is nothing but hacks as outlined below.These guys primarily do only new residential construction for builders so you aren't likely to cross paths with them; however, if you are considering them I would recommend using someone else. If you need a recommendation in Cedar Falls reach out.The reason builders use the is the are fast and I presume inexpensive compared to others. In general they do rough in quickly, and finished things...read full review

Nov 2023

The worst electrician and dangerous electrician I have seen. Wired our septic system completely wrong and against code, causing our basement to flood and cause damage. Knicked wires in multiple locations, loose wires on switches and receptacles, using drywall screws to attach light fixtures to electrical boxes. They should not have a license but a license is easy if you pass a test, then you are free to operate dangerously. Inspections generally won't find these things. They mainly do new construction for builders so they fly under the radar.

Nov 2023

below.These guys primarily do only new residential construction for builders so you aren't likely to cross paths with them; however, if you are considering them I would recommend using someone else. If you need a recommendation in Cedar Falls reach out.The reason builders use the is the are fast and I presume inexpensive compared to others. In general they do rough in quickly, and finished things off actually relatively well in the end. The issues are in the background.These are my issues over all. I will be up front that some of these things are allowed per code, but just because code allows them doesn't mean it's the right way to do it: My family had a plumbing, HVAC, and electrical business for years so I know what the right way is to do things.1. Backstabbed all 14 gauge receptacles and switches. This is allowed per code, but is a very poor practice in general. I had to troubleshoot some switches that weren't working and also was installing some smart switches and had several where the wires had come out of the switch.2. I found multiple ground wires that were poorly wrapped around ground screws and came out.3. They had to move a wire that was stubbed out in the wall and nicked the insulation while doing so, if you can't trust and electrician to move a wire who can you trust?4. They ran 14 gauge wire on most receptacles where they could, again allowed per code and lower cost, but not the best way to do things. They also tied a bunch of receptacle and light circuits together which is not a good practice. If you use certain receptacles you will see the lights dim.5. They completely messed up with our over the sink light, had no plan, and ultimately didn't install a light. For the most part I think is because they didn't know what to do.6. In our basement they messed up the recessed light trims, they were all supposed to match, guaranteed by our builder and they did not.7. Miscommunication on what was needed for smoke/CO in the basement lead to a box not being installed, could have been prevented up front.There were other things also, but in general the ones above were the main problems. Other items I'm also taking care of however.At this point we are still pending resolution on items above, but most likely I'm going to be taking care of open issues myself at this point.I would not recommend using them for any projects.