Phil's Electric

It is so great to see a small business surviving in these times. I needed a lamp part for a prototype I was building. These folks were great on the phone and in person. I was happy not only to see that they had a stream of customers coming in, but also that they gave each and every one great customer service.
For me I needed I little piece of threaded lamp. They gave me choices. They cut it to size and they were more than fair on the price.
In addition to lamp stuff, they do a lot with vacuum cleaners. I would highly recommend supporting this store if they can ever help you. I am sure it would be a win win situation

They are a great little store with high quality machines. I love small shops with real people.

So far, so good. Who knew that my problem was cleaning the Dyson filter. My 3 year old Dyson was giving me 15 seconds of suction. It would stop. Then I press it, it would go for another 15 seconds. The guy at the shop showed me a few Dyson being repaired. I plugged it in and showed him my problem. He said the last job on a Dyson was $120. Then he mentioned it might be the filter and sold me a filter for $14. I brought it home, and so far, the Dyson is working. I went on YouTube and looked up how to clean filters. Hopefully, I will get more mileage out of this Dyson stick vacuum. It's so handy.

Small but available.
It's good to have a store that's in SF that carries items for older model electric items. I needed a vacuum cleaner belt and they had it.
Customer service is good. I was in and out because I called ahead of time and it was ready for pick up.
I recommended.

Whether it's buying a new vacuum or getting appliances and lamps repaired, the only shop I'll go to is Phil's Electric.

They're honest and their pricing is fair and you'll get your item back in quick order.

This errand I needed a new electrical cord for my old DeLonghi portable radiator. Like many appliances, ones that were made 25 years ago are better quality than the new models.

When I damaged the cord, I dumbly replaced it with a new DeLonghi model that only threw heat from the top of the unit and barely made a temperature difference in my living room.

My trusty old radiator now has a new heat-resistant cord that's longer than the original one (hooray, no extension cords, that's how I damaged the original plug), a missing bolt replaced and polished shiny clean for $55.

I love Phil's Electric, in business for over 80 years for a reason.

I had been contacting every electrical appliance repair shop i could find online in SF through to south SF for a place to work on my kitchenaid artisan tilt stand mixer. It was overheating and making a grinding sound and trying to repair it myself was impossible because of how hard those are to take apart. Phil's was the only place that had responded that was able to work on it. I was so relieved. Specifically, their technicians, Son, was the only one who was able to work on it. He was able to do an overhaul of the motor, regrease the necessary parts and put it all back together (i brought it in partially disassembled in my attempt to self service) and even readjusted the height of the beater for me.


I will definitely bring my mixer back for another service or repair (hopefully it isn't needed anytime soon) in the future. Son is a lifesaver and I hope he stays with Phil's Electric and hope he has an apprentice to pass down his knowledge to.

Awesome job by Phil's Electric!
I had a small lamp that had a faulty switch for some time. Oops by me in using a light bulb that exceeded the wattage of the lamp. That short-circuit and puff of smoke was a sign to get it fixed!
Phil's Electric to the rescue.
I dropped it off; they gave me a rough estimate. When I called back on the day they said it would be done, it was ready for pick up!
What a relief to get my lamp back. I'd been dwelling in the dark for sometime :(
Now I have my two Phil's fixed lamps for use.
Hurrah for Phil's! A great family owned and operated small business. They don't make repair shops like these any more. Established in 1941!!!

I found an old pump type Zojirushi airpot in my packed away in storage and in trying to use it, their was no pressure to dispense the water.

I called Phil's to ask if this was worth repairing or something for the trash. Right away they said it probably needed a new lid, particularly if the dispenser was more than 5 years old and said the replacement part was about $30. They had the part in stock and and replacing it would make it as good as new. I decided it was worth it since a new airpot would cost much more.

I went to the shop and replaced it right away and I was in and out in about 10 minutes. I walked out with a working Zojirushi airpot.

Still the only place in Northern California that will service Zojirushi appliances. Great place, knowledgeable staff, wonderful service. Locally owned small business.

They observe the COVID-19 protocols--they wear masks and anyone entering the store is required to wear a mask and they limit the number of people in their shop. They also provide hand sanitizer at the front counter.

Exceptional service on both my Dyson vacuum cleaner replacing the battery and with a lamp replacing the switch. We're so fortunate to have such a competent business in our neighborhood providing such a needed service.

I call the store on 5/6/23.
Just asking the question about the vacuum repair. The guy seems very impatient and hang up on me. If your ad says repair and you should be prepared to do it not just want to sell the products