Baby Bird Electric is a residential and commercial electrical wiring and repair business serving Pittsburgh-area communities. It also fishes complicated wire runs while minimizing damage to walls and ceilings.
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Baby Bird Electric, LLC is one of 9 electricians ProsGrade lists in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
10 services listed, including Electrical installations, Electrical panel upgrades and replacement and Circuit installation and updates. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.9 from 142 reviews.
How Baby Bird Electric, LLC compares with the other 8 electricians on ProsGrade in Pittsburgh, using public Google ratings and review counts.
Customers praise friendly, professional electricians and quick, on-time visits. One customer valued text updates about the crew’s arrival and a focus on cleanliness; another described wiring repairs, added circuits, a light installation and outlet fixes.
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It offers 24/7 emergency service, although availability may vary.
It charges a flat rate for diagnosis and offers pricing options. Major repairs are not started until the cost has been discussed.
For smaller projects, it asks for photos, rough measurements and other specifics to provide a cost estimate.
The flat-rate consultation reviews the system and project needs, followed by a proposal with options. The fee is deducted from the final bill if the customer proceeds.
