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Bishop Electric Service Inc

Electrician · Mckinney, TX

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Bishop Electric Service Inc works as electricians based in Mckinney, TX. They focus on residential electrical service calls across the city and nearby spots where homes often deal with heat, storms, and older wiring that needs attention. The outfit takes on jobs that keep power running safely in local properties, handling everything from basic repairs to bigger fixes without any listed details on founding years or extra credentials. McKinney homeowners face regular outages and panel issues tied to the weather, so the company fills that role by sending crews out when calls come in for electrical problems that pop up in daily use.

They handle electrical repairs and service visits by dispatching techs to homes for tasks like wiring checks and system work that customers need done right away. One review described a situation where a technician completed a job but then the follow up involved a stern message about placing a lien after a payment delay caused by a family emergency out of town. Another account mentioned a crew arriving late to a property, leaving the work looking rushed and unprofessional, then adding charges because the homeowner needed a few minutes to locate a checkbook. These electricians get calls for common McKinney issues and aim to finish the electrical part of each visit, though the process includes billing steps that have drawn notice in feedback.

Feedback from customers highlights repeated shortfalls in speed with long waits before techs arrive, quality that leaves jobs looking sloppy, price with added fees for small delays during payment, and communication that turns harsh over late bills. These issues show up across accounts and explain the low overall rating for the electrician work in Mckinney. Homeowners note disregard for timing that ends up costing extra and behavior that feels unprofessional once the crew reaches the site. DIRT Score 2.6 from 17 reviews on Finds.

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What Customers Say

“Although the techs were fine. The after customer service was terrible. It just happened that my brother, that lives out of state passed away. I was less than a week past due on this bill due to being out of town. Bishop called and sternly left a message that he would put a lien on my house if I didn’t pay immediately. I did then pay immediately but they will never get my business again and I tell everyone that asks.”

“They are professional, efficient, and friendly. They get the job done!”

“I do not recommend.. takes forever for them to show up. They did a really sloppy job they behaved very unprofessional at my home and when they was done doing their job they overcharged me because they had to wait a few minutes for me to try to find a checkbook they overcharge on the first bill to begin with. Then charges me an extra 50 dollars because it took me a few min to find the check book. When I complained about that charge and for parts we didn’t ask for or need , their response was to tell me to never call them again. This is a very bad business.. call someone else.”

“I would NOT recommend Bishop Electrics service to anyone in the surrounding area. No customer should be subject to disregard and irresponsible delays when it’s costing them money to waiting on a service! After calling and speaking with the owner of Bishop Electric, he suggested I call my electrical provider to ensure the problem was not with my provider. I contacted the secretary of Bishop Electric to making arrangements for a technician to come out after finding out the issue was in the wiring coming into my home around 08:45 that morning. I took the day off from work worried my house could catch fire, which cost me $300 dollars a day. I waited for Bishop Electric to show up, no one came, and I called again around eleven o’clock the same day. The secretary told me she hadn’t heard from the technicians and that they would be out when they called in. Around 2 o’clock that same day my wife called after she arriving home for her appointments and spoke with the secretary of Bishop Electric, asking If anyone was going to come out to our house. The secretary said, their working in a ditch at a nursing home and they’re not going to crawl out of that ditch to come to your house. My wife said, how are you supposed to keep customers if you don’t pass along the information to the technicians and asked if we need to call someone else? When the secretary became rude and said if you want electricity you do and hung up on her. I then called and asked the secretary if she had hung up on my wife? She called her boss who is one of the technicians working in the ditch while I was on the phone as I heard her tell him I was yelling at her. He said, he had my cell and would call me back. It’s now around 2:30 in the afternoon and I received a call from the owner, he asked for instructions to my house and said he would send someone out. Five minutes later he called back and made accusations about my wife’s conversation with his secretary and said get someone else were not coming out. The entire issue was because of the failure of the secretary of Bishop Electric to pass along my initial calls to her boss after I had check with my electrical provider and in order to deflect fault her laziness to do her job and disregard for a customer, and her rude attitude towards a customer. I would not recommend Bishop Electrics service to anyone in the surrounding area. No customer should be subject to disregard and irresponsible delays when it’s costing them money to waiting on a service.”

“They have a 3 star rating for a reason , use them at your own risk . If you notice from previous complaints jimmy has a reason for everything . Nothing is his fault !!! Again I’m a small town he takes advantage of limited competition”

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