Berry Electrical Solutions LLC

The jobs Berry Electrical Solutions gets called for are the ones that change how a house runs. A June 2021 customer described a sub panel and an EV charging station going in at what they called a reasonable price. In December 2022 another wrote about a Panasonic mini-split installed and wired with the lines run to follow the house, which they said replaced their window air conditioners and lowered their electrical usage. A January 2021 customer had a kitchen hood vented out of the house. It is a Quincy, Massachusetts electrical company, and its Angi profile reports 16 years of experience. Reviewers call him Michael, or Mike. Its twenty Angi reviews, written in 2021 and 2022, average 5.0. The smaller jobs are where the accounts get specific. A February 2021 customer wrote that he called back immediately, made the repair the same day, and explained how to keep it from happening again; another that month said he came back instantly when a minor problem turned up after the work. A November 2021 customer described an estimate worked up from photos, an install date within a few days, and a walk-through of the finished job. Several reviewers mention the same small things: showing up when he said he would, cleaning up, answering texts. One thing to settle before booking: the state registry shows Massachusetts electrician licence 8157, held of record by Berry Electrical Solutions LLC, as expired. Angi lists a trade licence number, #14544, and membership in the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Ask which licence the work will be done under and look it up on the state register yourself. For a defined electrical job — a panel or sub panel, an EV charger, wiring a mini-split, venting a range hood — this is a small shop whose 2021 customers said they would hire him again. Get the scope and price in writing, and confirm the licence and insurance before the work starts.