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Brett Driscoll Electric is a Salem electrician, and Brett J. Driscoll's New Hampshire electrician license, number 14695, is active on the state registry. The company's own website describes residential electrical work, from a small wiring fix to wiring a large new construction project. A 2025 customer said Brett installed a 240V outlet in their garage so they could charge a new electric car, came in as the lowest bid, arrived on time and finished earlier than planned. A 2025 customer said Brett scheduled them quickly, was on time and fixed the issue quickly. A 2025 customer said Jack cleaned up after himself and explained everything he did. A 2020 customer said half of their electricity, including the AC, stopped working at 5pm in a heat wave, and Brett came over that evening. That 2020 customer said he rewired the fuse box so they would have power for the necessities while he got a new meter, and was back that weekend to do the job. A 2020 customer said Brett was the lead electrician for their new home, doing all the wiring for outlets and fixtures, a generator hookup and the installation of the panel, and that he worked well with their general contractor. A 2020 customer said Brett gave a quote free of charge where some contractors were charging a fee for it, and a 2020 customer asked him to install a new 240v outlet and assess the electrical panels.
Brett installed a 240V outlet in our garage so we can charge our new electric car. He was not only the lowest bid but he had the most elegant and least obtrusive solution for running the line. He arrived on time and finished earlier than planned. It works great.
Jack did great work, quick and efficient, cleaned up after himself, explained everything he did, and was a true professional. I have found an electrician that I believe I can rely on in the future.
Brett was great, he was able to schedule me quickly, he was on time, and fixed my issue quickly. 10/10
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installation - Materials Provided by Consumer$1,100Brett installed a 240V outlet in our garage so we can charge our new electric car. He was not only the lowest bid but he had the most elegant and least obtrusive solution for running the line. He arrived on time and finished earlier than planned. It works great.
Great job!
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Typical New Hampshire range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Brett Driscoll Electric, LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
Estimated range
$460 – $970
Typical electrical project around $720
40 years in business3.5
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