Alberto Pesco Electrician

Alberto Pesco Electrician works out of Mashpee, doing panel swaps, rewiring, lighting, and the occasional EV charger install for homes across Cape Cod and up into the South Shore. The company's site says it has about ten years in the trade and lists round-the-clock emergency service alongside EPA 608 and Panasonic mini-split installation certifications. The reviews that stand out describe finished projects, not just a friendly voice on the phone. One homeowner had roughly fifteen light fixtures replaced through the house and called the work quick and easy to live with. Another had a full panel swapped in "exactly as planned," with Alberto walking them through the timeline before the crew showed up. A remodel that added a car-charging outlet, a new spa's lighting and electrical hookup, and — over "the past few years" — the slow untangling of an older home's wiring all turn up as separate jobs from separate reviewers. Eleven Google reviews run from mid-2024 into late 2025, all five stars, and the thread running through them is plain: he tells people what's happening and when, then does it. One review comes from a builder describing an ongoing working relationship rather than a single homeowner project — worth knowing if you're weighing how much of this record reflects direct residential jobs versus a construction-trade partnership, though the rest read as homeowner accounts of specific work. There isn't a complaint or a lapse anywhere in the record to raise. That also means it's a short one: eleven reviews across roughly a year and a half, so it's fair to ask how a job like yours — a panel upgrade, a full rewire, adding power for an EV charger or a spa — compares to the ones on record, and to confirm current licensing and insurance directly before booking. For a straightforward panel job, a wiring cleanup, or adding circuits for something like a car charger or spa, the pattern here is an electrician who lays out the plan up front and sticks to it.