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At North Kansas City Electric Company, Inc., we understand the frustration of a flickering light or an unexpected power outage. That's why we spec…
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In the heart of Kansas City, we are Anderson Electrical LLC - your go-to experts for a wide range of electrical services. As a dedicated team of c…
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At Veracity Electric in Kansas City, we specialize in comprehensive electrical installation services. Our team is deeply rooted in the community, …
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In the heart of Kansas City, we are Wellers' Electrical Company, your reliable partner for all electrical needs. Our expertise lies in providing t…
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In the heart of Kansas City, we are Astrawatt Solar – your trusted solar energy partner. We specialize in harnessing the power of the sun to bring…
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In the heart of Kansas City, we're a team of dedicated electrical specialists, known as Tony Ray Stephens. We pride ourselves on delivering except…
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In the vibrant heart of Kansas City, we are Sync Electric Inc., your dedicated electrical specialists. With a steadfast commitment to our communit…
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In the heart of Kansas City, we are Holiday FX, a dedicated team of lighting contractors, bringing warmth and brightness to your homes. We special…
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At Lamp & Light Electric in Kansas City, we deliver exceptional electrical solutions tailored to your home. As a dedicated team of electricians an…
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At EnergyONE Renewables in Kansas City, we specialize as a solar energy company, harnessing the power of the sun to bring you renewable and sustai…
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Tripped breakers, dead outlets, flickering lights, and partial power loss are the most common calls. A licensed electrician diagnoses the root cause — an overloaded circuit, a loose connection, or a failing component — rather than just resetting the breaker. Repeated trips are a warning sign that should be investigated, not ignored.
Older homes often run on 100-amp panels or outdated fuse boxes that can't handle modern loads. Upgrading to a 200-amp service gives you the capacity for new appliances, electric vehicles, solar, and home additions. If your breakers trip often or you're planning major electrical work, a panel assessment is the right first step.
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Smart thermostats, smart switches, security systems, home cinema wiring, and whole-home automation are increasingly common requests. Electricians install and integrate these systems so they work reliably — and safely — with your home's wiring.
A professional inspection reviews your panel, wiring, outlets, grounding, and code compliance — before a home purchase, after a remodel, or when you're concerned about an older system. It's the cheapest way to find hazards before they become emergencies.
Standby generators keep critical systems running during outages. Electricians size the unit, install the transfer switch, and connect it safely to your panel. If power outages affect your home or business, a backup power assessment is a smart investment.
Offices, retail spaces, and restaurants need reliable power and code-compliant work. Commercial electricians handle tenant improvements, new wiring, lighting, and maintenance — and many offer priority scheduling to minimize business downtime.
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I’d give zero stars if it was an option… **see edit below. I added a star for what appears to be a quality product with abysmal communication and follow through. We started the process with Astrawatt Solar (of Kansas City? Of St. Louis? I’m still unclear about which office we officially worked with because they passed us back and forth so many times) in March 2025. The installation was scheduled for the end of May 2025, got moved to the end of June because of the STL tornado and Ameren availability. In June 2025, 2 electricians from KC worked on my house for 2 days, couldn’t complete their portion allegedly because Ameren didn’t show up, and went back to KC. A full month later, in July, a local crew showed up and worked for 4 days. At the end of that week the solar panels were installed on my roof, the Powerwall battery was attached to my basement wall, and everything appeared to be in place. However, the system failed final electrical inspections with the county on 7/18/25, 8/1/25 and 8/25/25. As the electrician who met the inspectors was leaving my house, he said the company needed to regroup after so many failed inspections and go over everything carefully so it would pass next time. He tried to blame STL county saying the inspectors kept coming up with new things that were wrong. That was the last time I saw anyone from Astrawatt. The day before the final inspection, they sent me a second “payment due” notice on the final payment with a message that said they were unable to submit everything to Ameren until it was paid in full, so I submitted the payment. That was a huge mistake on my part. After many emails and attempts to contact Astrawatt and get a timeline for completion, they stopped responding in late September 2025. At the beginning of November, I got a broadcast email from Alexander Roach saying a franchisee was taking over their existing projects and that everything would be completed by the end of 2025. I’ve emailed and called numerous times since then looking for information, but Astrawatt has disappeared. I paid the company $31,000 with the understanding (they sent me the tax credit forms after final payment) that I would receive $9400 in tax credit back when I file my 2025 taxes. But if the system isn’t fully operational (and Ameren has to issue a “right to operate” once it passes final electrical inspection) by 12/31/25, we lose the tax credit option. We are now in the process of trying to find an electrician who will finish the job so that we can submit for the tax credit, but today is 12/12/25 and time is running out. In summary, I paid $31,000 for a non operational solar panel system from Astrawatt Solar. Once I find a way to get it working (at additional expense), I will likely have to deal with a legal battle to recoup my additional expense and possibly the tax credit amount they prevented me from qualifying for. The stress and headache caused by this shady company cannot be overstated. Run far, far away. ****update-Astrawatt suddenly resurfaced 2 weeks ago. I received a call from a new person I didn’t recognize saying they didn’t know we had a problem and found out when STL county started refusing to let them pull permits or schedule inspections. After this call, someone arrived the next day and completed the work. It passed final inspection on 12/29 and is currently operational and qualifies for the tax credit thankfully. After this much headache, I still don’t trust or recommend them, but at least I mostly got what I paid for…
The whole process from start to finish was really organized. Rising Sun is very prompt, courteous and everything was laid out for me with much detail. Rhody and Desmond were always available to answer my questions and I had a lot! Megan stayed in contact with us through the whole process and we always knew what was going on. The installation crew was always on time for the work day and was polite and courteous and cleaned up after themselves every day. The emphase app is extremely easy to use and I love checking it everyday to see how much energy the panels are producing. I also love that is shows real time what our panels are producing compared to how much energy we are using. The panels are great quality and look really nice on our roof. We've recommended RisingSun to all of our friends and neighbors. Top Notch Company we are so glad we were able to work with them!
THEY DO NOT HONOR THEIR WARRANTY - DO NOT BUY FROM ASTRAWATT - NO SERVICE WARRANTY. While I was originally happy with my installation, about 14 months into my ownership I had a micro inverter go out. No big deal I thought, enphase was quick to send a new one, but Astrawatt went through some business restructuing and now for service calls you have to pay upfront. Ok I thought, how do I get reimbursed? 2 months, 8 calls, and multiple email attempts later, NO ONE will tell me how to get reimbursed. The local service office said Corporate appears to have dropped all their existing customers. That is exactly how I feel. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM ASTRAWATT SOLAR. STAY AWAY.
I highly recommend Astrawatt Solar!!! I did a ton of research into solar panels and was lucky enough to get the most passionate and informative sales rep on the planet, Rhody. He took the time to answer all of my questions and listen to what I had to say. After signing my agreement, Megan took over as the project manager and kept me in the loop as to what was going on, how long it would take as well as any updates she had on her end. She was also very quick to answer any questions I had. A site visit was scheduled with the project coordinator, Desmond, who came out and did a complete walk-through on my property and we determined the best place to place the ground mount system. He took a bunch of measurements and submitted them for review. A few weeks later Megan then sent me all the plans and engineer stamps on the project. My installation manager, Jamie, coordinated the solar installation with Megan. The day of the solar panel installation Ryan and his crew arrived and although it rained/sprinkles off and on for those 2 days they worked with no complaints and got the job done! They were all very courteous, polite and picked up after themselves. Ryan took the time to do a walk through with me and explain the information on the Enlighten app (for the solar panels). This whole process has been very smooth and I have been updated the entire time. Even after my solar panel installation I received a phone call from Jamie stating when the inspector was planning on coming out as well as another follow up email from Megan explaining that an inspection would take place and then a net meter would be installed. Everybody I have came in contact with has been very polite, answered all of my questions and I could tell they are all very passionate about their work. I can’t thank you enough for such a great experience with these guys and that’s why I would highly recommend going with them for your solar panel needs!
I spent several months learning about solar and researching solar companies. I got proposals from five different companies. I chose Astrawatt for two reasons. One was their Google Reviews and the other was Bryan B. He provided me with more information about their company, solar in general, and what would be best for my house than anyone else I spoke with. I was looking for a ground mount system. It was recommended by another solar company that I use an adjustable ground mount rack. Astrowatt did not install that product but in working with Bryan B., they agreed to learn, train and have their team install it for me. Best thing I ever did. The Astrawatt crew who erected my system learned all about the installation process and I must say Alex and his team did a great job. I now have a 16.2 kW system that I can adjust for maximum returns on my investment. Thanks Astrawatt!
Astrawatt, recently taken and managed by Fidelis Renewables, was a smooth sailing ship! Excellent experience from start to finish. The team was knowledgeable, transparent, and made the install seem easy. Really good communication and final walk through of how to use the app, what to track, and how to see the best results. I feel confident about what the future has in store at my house and with the Fidelis relationship!
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