The Award Winning Electricians at Mr. Value Electricians are dedicated to providing the Cumming GA and Forsyth County homeowners with excellent electrical workmanship and services from ceiling fan installation to breaker box replacement, electrical shorts, and landscape lighting. You can rely on Mr. Value Electricians to deliver superior service with the attention to detail required to guarantee your project is completed with unsurpassed quality.
We have serviced neighborhoods and homes in Cumming GA for many years and are familiar with the local codes and common repair issues. We are located at 520 Pirkle Ferry Rd Suite E, Cumming, GA 30040.
Call us now at (770) 894-1566 or check out why your neighbors rely on us to deliver licensed electrician services at great value for a fair price in Cumming GA.
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Awesome service
Donna - Cumming, GA 30041
Clay was prompt. Helpful and professional. Would recommend him for any electrical work and will definately use again
Awesome service
Don - Cumming, GA 30028
Clay was an excellent electrician. Performed all the work ask in a professional, expedient manner. Very pleasant personality. Great guy, give him a raise.
Great service.
Melissa - Cumming, GA 30040
Fast friendly service
Ryan - Cumming, GA 30040
Jon with Mr Value Electricians was quick to respond and fixed the problem effectively.
Wonderful job!
Jeff - Cumming, GA 30028
Cole Jones was wonderful! Very honest and easy to work with. Completed the job ahead of schedule. Couldn’t have asked for better.
Great Service!
Mary - Cumming, GA 30028
This is the second time I’ve had Clay come to replace circuit breakers. He is a great guy, always on time and gets the job done! Highly recommend.
Professional Service
Rob - Cumming, GA 30041
Excellent experience would use again
Great experience
Dawn - Cumming, GA 30028
David was so kind and helpful with all of my questions!!! We will definitely use them again!
Cole was great!
Steve - Cumming, GA 30028
Cole was great!
Phil - Cumming, GA 30041
Cole actually arrived about 30 minutes early which was perfect for me. He was well informed on the products and service and performed a quick and tidy installation. A true professional. I highly recommend this company and Cole! I will use them again in the future.
Professional service
Anna - Cumming, GA 30028
Will arrived on time, discussed options and issues with the electrical work that I requested and provided service in a professional manner. We were very pleased with his work and will look to use him/Mr. Value Electricians again.
Prompt, friendly and did the job right.
Don - Cumming, GA 30040
Excellent Work
Paul - Cumming, GA 30041
Mark and team were very responsive, professional and got us back on line sooner that we expected. He worked with both the county and the service provider to get all to come together quickly.
John Sanford was awesome!
John - Cumming, GA 30041
Excellent service!
Lynne - Cumming, GA 30040
John was very punctual and explained in detail what needed to be done. Very satisfied with service!!
Ceiling fan installation
John - Cumming, GA 30040
Mr Value electrician Dalton came on time was professional and did an outstanding job installing my ceiling fan. Great Value from Mr Value Electrician’s!
Great service
Madhu - Cumming, GA 30028
Excellent service!
kk4kiks - Cumming, GA 30040
Mark is the man!!
Ted - Cumming, GA 30040
Mark was excellent on communication; analyzed the problem and solved it immediately - it was an easy fix which made me feel stupid but, after living here for 30 years, I was unaware there was more than one outlet surge protector (oh well). . He was good on communication & skill - thank you Mark.
Better than Best!
Linda - Cumming, GA 30028
Again Better than Best!
Clay M.
Diagnosing loss of power to room
Cole J.
Electrician installed a new 20 amp circuit for countertop outlets in basement kitchen. Electrician installed circuit on a dual function breaker
Clay M.
Diagnosis of garage lights not working
Cole J.
Electrician inspected home for code and safety violations and found that the grounding system was in need of repair as well as multiple GFCI outlets and carbon monoxide detectors
Clay M.
Diagnosing tripping disposal circuit
Clay M.
Diagnosing Outlet with no power in the garage
Clay M.
Diagnosing fan and switch is not working
Clay M.
Diagnosing humming LED lights
Clay M.
Installing new ceiling cans
Clay M.
Diagnosing arc fault/GFCI circuit
Clay M.
Installing new wiring for chandelier
David W.
Diagnosis on master bedroom breaker.
Clay M.
Wiring and installing new vanity light for bathroom remodel
Clay M.
Powering fireplace outlet
Clay M.
Diagnosing bathroom GFCI circuit with loss of neutral
Clay M.
Replacing smoke detectors with 10 year replacements and carbon smokes in proper locations
Cole J.
Electrician installed a new grounding system and bonded it to the main breaker panel. Electrician installed a whole house surge protector and main breaker panel. Electrician replaced all the receptacles in the home.
John S.
Tech John installed (3) customer-supplied wafer lights in upstairs bonus room and replaced existing chandelier in foyer.
Cole J.
Installation of microwave outlet
Clay M.
Installing light fixtures and switches
John S.
Tech John installed new dedicated 20-amp wiring for wall-mounted heater in garage and new 15-amp wiring for 2 new receptacles. A 15- and 20-amp dual-function breaker was installed for each circuit. Power was restored and the circuits were tested and verified to be operational after installation.
Clay M.
Diagnosing arc fault breakers tripping
Cole J.
Diagnosed and repaired issues with the master bathroom outlets, doorbell wiring and upstairs 3way light fixture in hallway. Installed a whole house surge protector in main lug panel
John S.
Tech John diagnosed issue with kitchen island not having power. The cause was determined to be a faulty GFCI receptacle in the kitchen. The GFCI was replaced. A faulty 20-amp breaker was also replaced in the panel for the clothes washer. Power was restored, and the circuits were tested and verified to be operational after repair.
Cole J.
Electrician Cole Jones: -Diagnosed and repaired an issue with the outdoor outlets not working -Found that the GFCI outlet, below the main panel in the basement laundry room, was tripped -Replaced the GFCI outlet to correct the issue -Recommends replacing outdoor outlets with weather resistant outlets and new bubble covers
John S.
Tech John diagnosed issue with kitchen GFCI receptacle breaker tripping intermittently. The cause was determined to be a faulty 20-amp CH dual function breaker. The breaker was replaced, power was restored, and the circuit was verified to be operating properly after repair.
John S.
Tech John extended existing wiring in outlet box due to wires being too short when bookcase was installed.
Clay M.
Installing the vanity light and GFCI’s
Clay M.
Replacing light switches
Cole J.
Electrician installed speaker wire from behind living room TV, through the attic to 2 new locations in back patio eve and installed 2 customer supplied outdoor speakers
Clay M.
Diagnosis of Tripping arc fault breaker’s
Clay M.
Diagnosing tripping circuit
John S.
Tech John diagnosed issue with septic pump tripping circuit. The pump was only pulling ~8 amps when tested, so it is not believed to be an overload issue. The receptacle servicing the pump was found to be an indoor receptacle (not rated for weather resistance and missing GFCI protection) and the cover was missing most of the gasket material. The breaker was also found to be non-UL-listed for the panel (Siemens breaker in GE panel.) The receptacle was replaced with a WR/TR GFCI receptacle, a new in-use cover was installed, and the existing breaker was replaced with a 15-amp GE breaker. Power was restored, and the circuit was tested and verified to be operational after repairs.
Cole J.
Electrician diagnosed and repaired a bad breaker that was causing a power outage in the basement bedroom and bathroom
John S.
Tech John diagnosed issue with GFCI dead-front outlet tripping intermittently. Upon diagnosis of the circuit, the issue was determined to be a faulty/failing GFCI. The dead-front was replaced as well as a broken toggle switch that was found during the diagnosis. Power was restored and the circuit was tested and verified to be operational after repair.
Clay M.
Replacing multiple smoke detectors and dimmers in home
Clay M.
Installing new circuit for sub pump
Clay M.
Installing new circuit for supper
Clay M.
Installing recessed cans in high ceiling
Clay M.
Diagnosing tripping arc fault GFCI breakers
Clay M.
Installing multiple lights
Clay M.
Installing multiple lights
John S.
Tech John diagnosed kitchen range not working. After a full diagnosis of the circuit, proper voltage was verified at the range connections. The conduit was found to be loose from the connector allowing the wire to touch the sharp bare metal enclosure. The wiring was not damaged, but this could pose a safety and fire hazard. The conduit was reattached to the connector and reinstalled properly. The cause for no power was determined to be a tripped breaker in the electrical panel. The breaker handle was still in the "on" position, but the breaker was tripped internally. After resetting the breaker, the range and oven were verified to be operational, except for 2 of the stove eyes. A commercial appliance technician would be required for further diagnosis of the 2 eyes.
Dalton F.
Ceiling fixture
Clay M.
Diagnosing burnt up outlet
John S.
Tech John diagnosed no power to garage receptacles. The issue was determined to be a faulty GFCI receptacle that would not reset. The GFCI receptacle was replaced, power was restored, and the circuit was tested and verified to be operational after repair.
David W.
Install new residential wiring for stair lift
Clay M.
Diagnosing arc fault circuit
John S.
Tech John replaced customer-supplied 20-amp dual function Eaton CH breaker for Bath GFCI Rec. and checked panel connections as a courtesy while working in panel.
David W.
Fixed a double tap breaker in pool panel