What homeowners in KL say about their visits

The walkthrough was unlike anything I expected. Harith went through every room and explained what he was looking at — the outlet arrangement in the master bedroom, a switch wired oddly by a previous contractor, things I would never have noticed. The notes he left were genuinely useful, not just a receipt.

I had three pendant lights brought back from Japan — wasn't sure if they'd be compatible with local wiring. Suresh assessed them beforehand, confirmed they were fine, and installed all three cleanly. There was a bit of ceiling patching needed around one hole and he sorted that too without my having to ask.

The panel had been tripping for months. Harith spent most of the morning going through it systematically. He found two overloaded circuits and one MCB not operating correctly. He explained each finding before asking how I wanted to proceed. It didn't feel like a sales pitch — just an honest conversation about options.

I wanted to know the unit's condition before tenants moved in. The walkthrough report was clear enough to share with my property agent — it covered everything from socket condition to the air-conditioning circuits. The written notes made it feel like a proper document, not just a verbal summary.

Five ceiling fans replaced, including two with remote control kits. Suresh managed all of them in one day. He was neat — no tools left around, no dust on the furniture. Everything worked when he left and I got a brief note on which remote corresponds to which room. Small detail, but I appreciated it.

My older house had a panel nobody had touched since the nineties. Harith was honest — some components were past their useful life, some were fine. He presented two options at different costs and didn't push the expensive one. The labelling alone was worth it. I finally know what each breaker does.