Lakeside Electric & Septic Services

Reviews

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  J F

  Aug 5, 2026
  1.0
  I do not recommend this company at all. Communication from them is pretty terrible, almost like they've never run a business before. Example: we had plumbing work scheduled, and they just didn't show up. No call, no show. When you call the office, they give you a story about how something else has happened and they had to change to another job. The work they did started to leak. When I called in to have them come out and fix it two weeks later, they gave me a day but would not commit to a time. They just said, "We'll come sometime today to fix it." This place is unprofessional, poorly run, poorly managed, and there are lots of other options in the area. Don't use them.
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  Connie Stanley

  Jun 30, 2026
  5.0
  Allen did an amazing job pumping our septic tank. He was very thorough and walked my husband through every step. He was also extremely courteous and respectful. I would definitely recommend them.
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  Steve Lynch

  Jun 17, 2026
  1.0
  The good—no issues with the overall work performed (install a 30 amp outlet—I supplied the outlet and 30 amp breaker)—the electrician, Kevin, did a fine job. Kevin was accompanied by his wife—very polite and nice. The bad—the total bill was $719–the actual time to install was 45 minutes; however, the electrician did not have the wire needed (2 feet) to make the connection, so he had to run out and get it. Total time to complete the task was 2 hours and 30 mins—arrived at 1:38 and departed at 3:25. He departed to get the wire at 2:05 and returned at 3:05. We talked for 20 minutes when he first arrived about another issue with the main house panel and that is on me. I called the owner, Jim, after I received the bill and said Kevin did a fine job but please help me understand the total cost—-I knew upfront there was a $129 service call and then $175 per hour. My math added to $479–add the wire and conduit—$525. How did we get to $719 ($194 upcharge). Jim told me he would need to look at the bill and call me back—he did say that the labor rate for two people (Kevin and his spouse) is $225. I mentioned that Kevin’s spouse, not an electrician, did not do anything and the math still does add up—$579.00 total with labor and the $129 service call—add the wire ($600) and still doesn’t get you to $719. I never got a call back from Jim, which speaks volumes and is unacceptable. I will report this matter to the State’s Attorney General—the fact the owner could not explain the exorbitant cost and charges a labor rate for two people on a one person job is abusive and price gouging. I tracked the times by going back and looking at my camera footage, so there is accuracy with my calculations. Bottom line—do not use Lakeside Electric—they can’t explain their charges and their business practices are unethical.
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  Julie Garrett

  May 27, 2026
  1.0
  Absolutely horrendous company. They are greedy and will charge way beyond what is fair with less than mediocre work. The customer service is beyond lacking and they will have an attitude the minute they answer the phone. Just steer clear and save yourself money and headache.
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  Caitlyn Newton

  Mar 2, 2026
  5.0
  This company overall is a well taken care of business. When you call they answer and very good services from the office people if your needing help there the people to call.

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