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Gaylor Electric

703 Widewater Dr, Lafayette, IN 47904, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Electrician
Address 703 Widewater Dr, Lafayette, IN 47904, USA
Coordinate 40.4437858,-86.8859532
Website http://www.gaylor.com/
Rating 3.9
Compound Code C4V7+GJ Lafayette, IN, USA

Openning hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Reviews

Tabitha K (03/19/2020)

The team that came to re-ballast our lights were all extremely friendly, courteous & professional. Brian and Tyler kept me informed throughout the entire project. They worked with my schedule and navigating around my staff so not to interrupt our workflow. I would highly recommend Gaylor!!

Tanak Nandu (07/20/2020)

Miss working for this amazing place; Kevin and Mike and Haley, Jim & TJ and any & all other awesome other people I must have missed out on, hope you all are doing fantastic! Would love if we can re-connect.. my LinkedIn is by the same name as my Google alias. And thank you to Mr. Brian Loss and the team at Noblesville for the incredible opportunity, fondly reminisce the memories and learnings of my first ever internship! Stay safe in these trying times

qingyun pingbu (07/10/2018)

They are lack of training. They are not proficient at all. I live in Purdue Village. At the end of June, Purdue University invited them to come to Purdue Village apartment complex (include my apartment) to install hardware stuff for the internet. One day, I was not home, the Purdue Village management gave Gaylor the access to my apartment. So I was not there when they were installing the stuff. Ever since they stopped by my apartment, my apartment has no internet at all. It was like this for one week, so I had to ask my neighbors upstairs whether they have the internet. It turns out they do, even after Gaylor stopped by. So I had to spend entire day to contact my university so that someone could finally reach out to Gaylor. Finally, someone came ad fixed the problem. I don't know who came, maybe university tech staff, maybe Gaylor. Again, when I was not home, they came by. Then, the university emailed me saying the problem was fixed. What really confused me is that: Gaylor stopped by both my apartment and my neighbors' apartment, but the results were so different. My neighbors always have their internet, but I don't. Installing hardware for the internet stuff apartment by apartment, this is not rocket science. How did they even mess up a simple task like this?