We publish reviews the way we publish prices: as they are. That includes the one where our start date slipped a week — because it did, and pretending otherwise would defeat the point of a reviews page.
June 2026
Knob-and-tube inspection + second-storey rewire
“Two other companies quoted a full-house rewire over the phone. Amp & Anchor charged $340 for an inspection and found the main floor was already rewired in the 90s — only the second storey was live knob-and-tube. Saved us roughly nine thousand dollars by looking before quoting. The report satisfied our insurer the same week.”
May 2026
EV charger + load calculation
“They talked us OUT of the 48 amp charger we asked for. Mara did the load calc at our kitchen table, showed us our 100 amp service couldn't carry it, and installed a 32 amp unit instead of selling us a $4,000 panel upgrade. Car's full every morning. That's the whole point.”
May 2026
200 A service upgrade
“Quote had the ESA permit as its own line, the utility disconnect was coordinated so we lost power for four hours not two days, and the new panel directory is typed. TYPED. After thirty years of guessing which breaker is the kitchen, I nearly framed it.”
April 2026
Kitchen renovation wiring
“Coordinated flawlessly with our contractor — rough-in inspected before insulation, photos of every cable run emailed to us the same day. When they found a buried junction box from a previous reno, they priced the fix separately and let us decide instead of burying it in a change order.”
April 2026
Pot lights + dimmers, main floor
“Beautiful work — twelve pot lights, three zones, zero extra holes in the ceiling. One star off because the start date slipped a week when a rewire job ran long. They called two days ahead to tell me, which I appreciated, but it did slip.”
March 2026
Aluminum wiring remediation
“Insurance renewal demanded an aluminum wiring letter. They counted the terminations (94), quoted per device exactly as the website says, finished in two days, and the letter was in my inbox before the invoice. No drama, no upsell to a rewire we didn't need.”
March 2026
Stab-Lok panel replacement
“Dev took the cover off, showed us the scorch marks around two breaker stabs, photographed everything, and left us to decide overnight — no pressure, no 'this price expires today.' Swap took one day, inspection passed first visit.”
February 2026
Wiring inspection for a home purchase
“Booked the inspection during our condition period. Written report with photos in 48 hours, walked us through it by phone, and told us honestly that the 'scary' cloth wiring the home inspector flagged was dead legacy cable, already disconnected. Could easily have scared us into a rewire. Didn't.”
January 2026
Basement suite wiring
“Legal secondary suite, so everything had to be right: interconnected smoke/CO, AFCI everywhere, separate panel. City sign-off went through without a single electrical deficiency. Our contractor now recommends them to his other clients, which says everything.”
December 2025
Fuse panel to breakers + new circuits
“1920s house, fuse panel, extension cords doing structural work. They swapped the panel, added six circuits, and didn't once make me feel stupid about the state of it. The estimate calculator on their site landed within $200 of the final invoice, which I still find suspicious in a good way.”
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