Carter Electric

Carter Electric is essentially Ricky Carter's one-man operation in Weymouth, and the thing that keeps showing up across three years of Google reviews is speed under pressure — how often someone calls at night, on a weekend, or mid-emergency and he actually answers. One customer described calling eight electricians during a Saturday-night emergency and getting nothing but voicemail before Ricky picked up on the ninth call and was at the house twenty minutes later to fix a shorted stove and microwave. Another recalled him diagnosing and fixing "a complicated electrical issue" on an emergency call, and a third said Ricky skipped the money talk entirely during a mid-emergency visit and just came over to help — a contrast the reviewer drew directly against other electricians who'd quoted them first. That same pattern holds on routine work. Reviewers describe a 60-amp service upgraded to 200 amps, a 240V garage outlet installed for EV charging (with Ricky handling the permit and pointing the customer to a state rebate), romex rewiring after a wall demolition, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, outdoor lighting, and a kitchen stove plug fixed same-day after a text. The specifics repeat: clear estimates up front, texts and emails that keep customers posted on cost and timing, and cleanup left behind rather than debris. Activity has been lighter recently — the newest review on file is from March 2026 — but the 28-review record runs back to 2023 without a dip in tone, and several reviewers are repeat customers who came back for more work (one planning to have Ricky return for mini-splits and a panel upgrade). One thing worth asking about up front: this reads like a small, in-demand operation built around one electrician rather than a larger crew, so scheduling around Ricky's own availability is worth confirming for anything non-urgent.