Boyle Electric

Boyle Electric is the Tyngsborough and Chelmsford electrician that Merrimack Valley homeowners and their neighbours across the New Hampshire line keep calling back. A New Hampshire Reddit commenter answering a request for a southern-NH electrician in December 2025 put it plainly: the company is based in Tyngsborough and Chelmsford and works in New Hampshire too. The work customers describe covers the whole residential range - panel and service upgrades, sub-panels, recessed lighting and ceiling fans, EV and generator work, pool and hot tub circuits, and straight diagnostic call-outs when something stops working. Standby Generac generator installs come up repeatedly, as do second and third visits from repeat customers. The review record is unusually deep and unusually consistent: 296 reviews on file dating back to 2023, 49 of them in the last six months and none negative, with a Google average of 5.0 across 392 ratings. Three themes repeat in the written accounts - communication that texts you the technician's name and arrival, technicians who explain what they are doing and why, and crews that clean up. Named technicians (Jimmy, Steve, Dave, Eddie, Tyler, Mason) turn up by name across dozens of reviews, which is a sign of a stable crew. Speed under pressure is the other repeated theme. In a June 2026 review a homeowner whose service wires were torn off by a truck said the crew was there in half an hour and power was back in under an hour; in a March 2026 review a contractor stuck mid-boiler job said an electrician arrived within an hour of the call; a 2023 reviewer who had been stood up by three other companies described a same-day estimate after one message. What to nail down before booking is the money and the calendar on bigger jobs. A September 2025 two-star reviewer said a complete panel upgrade took two months of elapsed time for what they judged to be six hours of work by two people, and that full payment of 4,500 dollars was demanded on the first day on site. Ask for the payment schedule in writing - deposit, progress payments and a final payment on completion - and for the expected start and finish dates, particularly if the job needs a utility appointment or an inspection.