Testimonials
Brian Grassia
I am reminded of the great classic movie "Mr. Smith
Goes To Washington" made in 1939... when Senator Smith (Jimmy Stewart)
gave a speech at his swearing-in ceremony, he complimented about his fellow
Senator, Senator Payne, and he recalled what his father had once said about
Senator Payne many years before. The Honorable Senator Smith repeated
those words and said "Senator Payne was one of the finest men he had ever
known" I am reminded of Darren Benevento when I hear that line in the
movie...because over the past 45 years that I have known him, that's the
description of what Darren is and has always been about. So when it comes
to a mans word, Darren's is stronger than Oak!
Bill Svensson
I’ve known Darren’s craftsmanship for over 30 years. Correct
and affordable work has developed Darren’s repeat customer base. When you need
electrical work remember to call Darren you will be glad that you did!
Patrick Roach
I have known Darren for over 20 years and he is certainly
one of the hardest working persons I have ever met. His work is always
professional and affordable. I have and will continue to refer family, friends
and clients to Darren without reservation.
Jim Blount - Blount Construction and Concrete
I have been a business owner for 25 years. I have been
contracting with Darren for several years. I am continually impressed with his
knowledge of electrical work, his ability to deliver a job on time and his
business integrity. I would highly recommend Darren to anyone looking for a
quality electrician.
Darin Hughs - Hughesco
I have known Darren since eighth grade he is honest
and well respected by everyone who meets him, the work he does is both
admirable and professional.
John Murphy
I have been a friend of Darren’s since 2002, and he has done
extensive upgrades for me such as moving my main power breaker box. His work is
always completed thoroughly at every aspect for what the job entails. I have
always described him as a courteous, fair priced, honest and a knowledgeable
professional in his business as an electrician.
Amanda Benevento
When I was in third grade we were
making fathers day plaques, now there was every possible sports/hobby stencil
sitting on that rug. I told my teacher “my daddy doesn’t like these things” and
her reply was “well honey, what does he like? And I told her “my daddy just
likes to hammer things”… so she laughed and made a hammer and nails stencil!
When I was little I knew if
something broke, my daddy would fix it, whether it was the apple I thought
would be fun to flush down the toilet, the twirling baton I shoved down some
pipe in the lawn, the occasional “accidental” hole in the wall…or when I bought
my first house in 2010… that was defiantly “broken” (quite the fixer upper) my
father helped us make it look as close to new as our budget would allow us
to…the mortgage inspector was in awe at the amount of work we had gotten done
in 6 months by ourselves! We were able to double our house value with his
knowledge, guidance and work ethic.
