Many people wonder, "How do I even find a good electrician?" Trying to find an electrician can be a daunting task. So, here at Advanced Electrical Services, we decided to help consumers with our Free Electricians Guide! This guide will help you make sure you don't get ripped off or end up with substandard work. This guide will help you distinguish between a great electrician and a fly by night rip off artist. After you read this guide, you will feel more confident that you are choosing the right electrician for the job. Check it out now at http://www.findomahaelectricians.com/

Read below to hear what one of the recipients of our free guide had to say:

I don't know about you, but when I look for contractors I feel lost amongst a bunch of expensive looking websites and sloppy websites! The contractors that seem to have the fancy websites won't do the small jobs I need done, and I can't seem to locate an electrician I can trust just based on the scarce information I find on the small sites. I am too busy to get on the phone and make calls trying to find the best electrician, and honestly I don't use one often enough to have a 'guy' that I call. So how do I find an electrician? What I found after searching online was this great free guide to finding electricians in the Omaha-metro area. It provided me with steps on finding an electrician, what kind of questions I should ask, and what I should expect from my contractor when they come to my house! It was a relief to find some information on how to pick and choose different contractors without having to reinvent the wheel myself! One of the things I learned, was that every electrician should have copies of their insurance and licensing. Even a technician coming to my house should carry these, not just the owner of the business. Now, I didn't realize that. It sounds simple, but when I called to see if one technician was bringing this information, he hesitated and stumbled over his answer. Well that told me all I needed to know! So I wish you the best of luck in your search and if you need some help- I'd say look up that free guide. You can Google Omaha electricians and find it- at least that's how I did it- and it worked for me!

Jessica R. Omaha, NE