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C.F. Darcy Electric is a Middleborough shop the company says has been doing electrical work in Southeastern Massachusetts since 1979, now run by Christopher R. Darcy as president after founder Christopher F. Darcy built the business and his son joined as a second master electrician in 2006. Its five Google reviews, spanning 2021 to 2026, keep landing on the same kind of call: something broke, and they came. In a January 2026 review, a homeowner described a snowstorm that knocked down a power line and pulled the anchor off the house; emergency crews had warned it could be a week without power, but Darcy had a permit, parts and the owner on site within four hours and had the power back on the same day. A 2023 review names electricians Mitch and Ryan as courteous, says they cleaned up afterward, and were happy with the final cost; another from that year describes recessed lighting and new appliance wiring added during a kitchen remodel. A 2022 review recounts a large antique chandelier install and, later, a multi-room power loss the owner walked the customer through by phone. Beyond emergency calls, the company's own site and its BBB profile both point to standby generators, security alarm systems with round-the-clock monitoring, and computer network wiring as regular parts of the work, alongside everyday residential and commercial electrical jobs. Its BBB file has been open since 1990 and carries an A+ rating, though the company isn't BBB-accredited. Its site lists a master electrician license and a business registration number for Christopher F. Darcy, which are the company's own claims rather than a state registry check. This is a good call for a genuine breakdown -- a downed line, a dead circuit, an alarm system -- given the storm-repair account above; for a planned job like a kitchen or bath remodel, ask specifically what electrical scope they're handling versus the rest of the project.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from C F Darcy Electric Inc. 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
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
These guys are amazing. Last snowstorm blew a couple of lines down and pulled the power line anchor from the house. Emergency services came and disconnected, then told me I'd be without power until I had an electrician come out to fix it. Hinted it may be up to a week. That morning we called Darcy electric, within 4 hours they had the permit, parts, and were here with the owner to repair everything. They took care of everything, including getting the power turned back on that day. Outstanding company, very friendly and knowledgeable employees. They did an amazing job, and if I need an electrician again, I will not hesitate to call these guys. Thank you so much! ~Jason
Had kitchen remodel, they added recessed ceiling lights and installed new appliances. Worked around our schedule. Highly recommend.
Very timely response to phone call. Electricians (Mitch and Ryan) sent were courteous, cleaned up after, very considerate of our property. They did a great job! Very happy with the work and final cost. Darcy has been in business a long time, experienced, and does great work.
On 10/25/21 Chris' team came out and installed a 5'3" wooden antique chandelier in my condo. They had to go through the ceiling to create a place where they could hang the chain. And again today 1/24/81 I had a loss of electricity for about 3 rooms & dishwasher failure and Chris called me immediately over the phone and told me what to do. He's a genius and a scholar and I can't recommend him highly enough. Audrey Darby
I called them up he came out to look at the job gave me estimate to do job came back in two weeks and did a EXCELLENT JOB VERY CLEAN AND PROFESSIONAL JOB I would definitely use him again
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1 change recorded — last scanned Sep 16, 2026.
EV chargers, alarms, and meters4.4
Pole lights, switches & recessed lighting4.2
Standby generator uptime3.8