Amaury Castillo Electric

Amaury Castillo Electric works out of Lawrence, and the word that keeps turning up in review after review is "go-to" — people hire him once for a small fix and call him back for years. The company says it's been running since 2017, and Amaury Castillo himself holds an active Massachusetts electrician license. The jobs described are the everyday electrical work of a home or small business: panel upgrades, generator hookups, EV charger installs, room-by-room recessed lighting, and troubleshooting on older wiring. In a 2023 review, a homeowner described him arriving with a 12.5-foot ladder to replace a chandelier on an 18-foot ceiling — precise enough that neither the floor nor the walls showed any damage afterward. This summer he installed a sub-panel for a customer who called out both the communication and the finished work, and back in January he came out ahead of a snowstorm to check a generator hookup and make sure a family had heat if the power went out. The ratings track the reviews: a perfect 5.0 average across 65 Google ratings, 4.9 from 173 on Angi, and an A+ from the Better Business Bureau. Recurring themes across dozens of reviews going back to 2020 are punctuality, explaining the work before starting it, and cleaning up afterward — several customers specifically mention hiring him repeatedly over multiple years for different rooms and projects. Two small things are worth asking about rather than assuming. One reviewer described the pricing as "not inexpensive," while still calling the work guaranteed and excellent — get a firm number before the job starts. And the company's own site states both "14 years in business" and "in business since 2017" (about 9 years) on the same page; those don't quite match, and it's worth a quick question if the company's history matters to your decision. For panel work, generator prep, lighting installs or EV chargers anywhere from Lawrence out through Andover, Tewksbury and Methuen, this is a licensed, consistently well-reviewed choice — just nail down the estimate up front.