Art & Son Electric

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“Had issues with smoke detectors shorting out plus 3 light switches that would occasionally pop when flipping on and off. Being that I’m not an electrician I started calling around for electricians, 2 which never called back. My wife said we just received the Five Star Rated 2026 Montgomery County Homeowner Referral Guidebook, we found Mr Sparky and decided to give them a call. They immediately answered the phone and had someone scheduled the next morning. They texted updates and confirmed the appointment then sent the bio of the electrician. Larry was the electrician that was sent to our home and after listening to my description of the issues he informed us of what he was going to do to find the issue with costs, after our approval he began working. After finding the issue he had it fixed within an hour. He then replaced 3 bad light switches of which one of them had burned and we didn’t even know it. I would recommend Mr Sparky and if you can request Larry! Thanks Larry for a great job.”

“I recently had an issue with bad wiring in the BY because of old construction. Ryan, Jarit, and the team and Mister Sparky responded with alacrity but also empathy, fully understanding my situation and giving me the right answers and with ease of understanding it. They were fully transparent in all steps and gave me a reasonable price for the excellent work they had done. Other houses will likely run into the same situation that I have, and I will be handing over all the contact information over to them for future work. Excellent job through-and-through.”

“Anytime I deal with electrical work, I expect the electrician to either find something unusual or give me a sales pitch about how my home isn’t up to code. Recently, I needed a Level 2 EV charger installed and reached out to Mister Sparky after several vendors—recommended by car dealers—only provided quotes based on photos. I wanted someone to actually come out, inspect everything, and make sure my electrical setup was correct before giving an estimate. That’s where Jeremy and Mister Sparky stood out. Jeremy could have easily undercut the competition after I showed him the quotes I received and just completed the job. Instead, he took the time to provide a thorough evaluation and offer thoughtful suggestions for future improvements. He pointed out areas where previous work could have been done better and clearly explained what he recommended fixing. What really stood out was that he sat down with me and walked through everything in detail. I never felt like I was being asked to approve work blindly. Since I hadn’t experienced any electrical issues, I wouldn’t have known anything needed attention—but Jeremy made sure I understood exactly what was going on and why certain improvements mattered for safety. Some of his recommendations were more extensive and aligned with best practices, but there was zero pressure to move forward with them. He simply explained their importance, then proceeded with the EV charger installation and helped me map out a plan for any future upgrades. Jeremy earned my trust by taking the time to educate me and make sure I fully understood my home’s electrical system, rather than pushing unnecessary work. That level of transparency and professionalism is hard to find.”

“My MIL is recently widowed and the power went out in the home. She called Mr. Sparky to come figure it out. The electrician needed to speak with the power company to figure out the issue but was eager to look for more issues in the home, and he found them to the tune of $5,000. Thinking that this work had to be completed and that it must be related to the much larger issue, my MIL agreed to the work. The work itself arguably needed to be done at some point in time, and was done well, that’s not my complaint. The issue is that Mr. Sparky took advantage of the situation, a frantic Widow without power said yes to work that was not related because she didn’t know what else to do. Secondly, and this is just Mr. Sparky’s business model, they are about 3-4 times as much as any other electrician charges. For comparison, Mr. Sparky quoted $13,000 to resolve the power issue. Two other electricians quoted between $3,500 and $4,200 for the same job. TLDR: They will charge you 3-4X the amount you should pay, and will use their position as the professional to take advantage of anyone willing to trust them.”

“Repair rep. was timely and through. Did repairs and replacement of breaker. Provided list of code updates that need doing. Have older home and regs. change. The office personal were also pleasant and professional. Thank you”