Lee Electrical Construction Inc

My husband and I live in McComb,MS and after Hurricane Delta came through we had a power pole that had been snapped at the ground. The pole had a transformer attached to it. Your company arrived and did a wonderful job taking care of the problem. They worked well into the evening and into the night until they had replaced a new pole and removed the damaged one. Attached all the wires and transformer. We just want to make acknowledgement of how impressed we are with your team. Thank you again for the work well done.

We lost our power during tropical storm Florence for three days. Lee Electrical Contruction drove 65 miles plus to get to our area and worked extremely hard to get everyone’s power back up, bringing in a massive tank-like repair vehicle, tirelessly working through the sopping mud ponds that used to be our yards, throughout the rain. Our power was on the evening of Monday, September 17th, and I am extremely thankful for such a speedy repair during a terrible storm. Thank you!

Let me start by how amazing the crew was! Unfortunately I didn’t get their names but I found them on HWY 6 here in Hitchcock. I explained to them what was happening and that I’m the only house without power, they followed me and found the problem within seconds!! With Hurricane Beryl and others without power, this crew was the sweetest & most caring crew I’ve came across especially working in this heat!! Forever grateful & thankful I found them!

Thank you Lee Electrical Construction for coming to Texas after Hurricane Beryl! Their trucks were on Hardin Store Road leading into our subdivision and they restored our power in this heat wave after we had been out of power for 3 miserably hot days and nights. My family and I can't thank these men enough for their hard work and making a difference🥰

I live in Alexandria, VA in a lower income neighborhood. Lee contractors came in during a windstorm and sat in thier trucks multiple days in the neighborhood without touching a single powerline. This is a mobile home community. So thin walls, poor insulation, freezing children, water pipes bursting, fridges spoiling. And all this while the linemen from Lee's sit in thier trucks and play on thier smartphones. I understand the work is hard, happens in rough conditions, and when you are without power patience can be hard to muster but there is no possible way this is the pace of work in their own community. Watching them spend the first day in trucks till it came time to 'clock out' and head back to their hotel was frustrating enough. We are on day 3 and the 12 of them are walking in the same circles, pointing at the same damaged utility poles, going through the same thing they did 3 days ago with no progress made. I am tempted to write business letters to Dominion Energy, BG&E, Pepco, and SMECO to refuse granting contracts to Lee if this is the professionalism they display for a community in need.