Kline Electrical Services

Kline Electrical Services did an absolutely fantastic job on our project! They installed an outdoor electrical panel, interior lighting, multiple indoor and outdoor outlets, and a heating system for our dog kennel—and everything turned out perfect. Jarris and Jay were professional, punctual, and attentive to detail. Jarris also took the time to walk me through the setup and explained everything clearly. Our kennel is now well-lit, fully powered, and warm for our dogs, even on the coldest days. The quality of their work truly exceeded our expectations. If you need any electrical work done, big or small, I highly recommend Kline Electrical Services. Five stars all the way!

Hired Kline to install a spa disconnect for my future hot tub and was greeted by a bald, mid-30s electrician who clearly believes he’s in the best shape of his life — and honestly, after watching him work, I’m not prepared to argue. He wired the disconnect directly into my panel with the calm confidence of a man who has never once doubted a single decision he’s made, including shaving his head. He drilled through brick like it personally wronged him, then left ZERO MESS. No dust. No debris. No evidence of human presence. Frankly, I’m starting to think he vacuumed the air. If I didn’t now have a perfectly installed spa disconnect, I’d assume he was a figment of my imagination. The wiring is so clean and organized it feels disrespectful to even look at it. Perfectly routed, labeled, and aligned. This is not “electrician work” — this is electrical calligraphy. My panel has never looked this good and is frankly embarrassed about how it looked before. At no point did he cut corners, take shortcuts, or say “this is probably fine.” This is not “good enough” work — this is “I could frame a picture of this panel” work. If you want an electrician who treats your home with respect, your wiring like a work of art, and your panel like it owes him money, hire Jarris from Kline. I would absolutely call him again — assuming I don’t feel too insecure about my fitness level — though next time I might stretch first out of respect.