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Initial Consultation: We start with a thorough consultation to understand your specific electrical needs. This can be done over the phone or through a site visit, depending on the complexity of the project.
Assessment: Our experienced electricians will assess the scope of the work required. If the project requires a site visit, we will schedule a convenient time to come to your location for a comprehensive evaluation.
Detailed Breakdown: We provide an itemized estimate that includes a breakdown of all costs involved. This will cover materials, labor, and any other expenses that might be associated with the project. We ensure that this estimate is as accurate and detailed as possible to avoid any surprises.
Explanation: We don’t just hand over an estimate; we take the time to walk you through it. Our team will explain each aspect of the estimate, ensuring you understand what each charge is for and how we arrived at the total cost.
Flexibility: We understand that each client has unique needs and budget constraints. If there are any budgetary concerns or preferences, we are open to discussing them and finding ways to accommodate your requirements without compromising on quality.
No Hidden Costs: With Phase NW, what you see is what you get. We stand by our commitment to honesty and integrity, ensuring that there are no hidden fees or unexpected charges.

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