Codispoti Electrical

Two brothers, and a fixation on the state of your floor when they leave. Across 49 ratings on Angi and its HomeAdvisor twin — every one of them five stars — the detail customers keep returning to isn't the wiring, it's the cleanup: one October 2025 reviewer wrote he could eat off the floor afterwards, another that the living room looked cleaner than before the crew arrived. Dominic and Jason Codispoti do the work themselves; a November 2025 customer described them simply as two brothers. The calls cluster around older housing stock — knob-and-tube rewires, 100-to-200-amp service upgrades, chandeliers and recessed lighting, smoke and carbon-monoxide detector swaps — plus a steady run of EV charger installs. On the company's own site, a customer describes them as Salem electricians. The awkward jobs tell you the most. In an October 2025 review a homeowner described an EV charger installed at the far end of the house from the panel, conduit snaked to keep everything concealed, then a dozen small fixes knocked out in another two and a half hours. Another October 2025 customer having knob and tube pulled out singled out the plastering and patching of the holes that work opens up — the part homeowners usually discover afterwards. And in July 2025 someone had a brand-new house wired from nothing: no lights, no outlets, no panel, finished on time and through inspection. Price comes up nearly as often as craft. A November 2025 customer said the bill landed under the estimate because the job ran short, and several 2025 reviewers said the quote beat the other bids they collected. Two things to weigh before calling. Everything written about them runs from July to December 2025 — a strong year, but one year — and all 49 of those ratings sit on a single listing syndicated across Angi and HomeAdvisor rather than spread over independent platforms. Ask for a couple of local references from jobs like yours. For an old house that needs its wiring brought forward — knob and tube out, panel up, walls put back — this is the shape of shop that fits. Pin the scope down in writing, confirm who handles the plaster repair, and ask what happens if the work runs past the estimate.