Caliber Electrical Contractors combines a substantial electrical permit history with a sharply mixed customer story. BuildZoom places the company at 75 Prospect Street in Auburn, reports 29 permitted projects and lists electrical work; its Massachusetts registry profile verifies electrician license 22123 as active under Daniel James Campbell. The company’s own site says it serves Douglas and areas across Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, with residential and commercial electrical work, panel upgrades, rewiring, EV chargers, generators, repairs and emergency response.
Recent Google reviewers describe whole-home heat-pump electrical work, mini-split cleaning and installations, with punctual crews, clear explanations, tidy work and quick scheduling. Older reviews describe a 200-amp service upgrade, a complete commercial electrical installation, home rewiring, lighting projects, an emergency tree-damage repair and a Level 2 EV charger installation. The BuildZoom permit sample independently shows service replacements, rewiring, breaker and panel work, lighting and device installation.
There is a serious disagreement in the October 2025 reviews about mini-split rebate representations, permitting and financial losses. Multiple customers described being promised rebates they say were unavailable, and one said permits were not pulled. Those complaints sit alongside four recent 2026 reviews that were positive, so ask for the full scope, permits, rebate eligibility and financing terms in writing before work begins.
Caliber appears suited to homeowners or businesses seeking electrical installations, service upgrades, rewiring, EV charging or emergency response, provided the heat-pump/electrical boundary and rebate responsibilities are explicit. Its website says HVAC equipment itself is handled by partner referrals, not by Caliber.
