Codispoti Electrical

Twenty-eight Google reviews, every one of them five stars, and two names in nearly all of them: Dominic and Jason. Codispoti Electrical is a residential electrician working out of Salem, and what homeowners describe is the unglamorous heart of the trade — panels, rewires, outlets, lights. The specifics repeat in a useful way. In March 2026 a homeowner had a 100-to-200-amp service upgrade done and noted Dominic showed up early and left the work neat; an April 2026 customer had an entire electrical service replaced and a new basement panel installed. Recessed lighting and dimmers in three bedrooms, a 30-amp exterior outlet for an RV, ceiling fans and pendants, a chandelier hung "without destroying the ceiling with holes" — small-to-mid residential jobs, finished as agreed. Two themes come up so often they are effectively the company's signature. Cleanup: customer after customer mentions the house being left cleaner than they found it, one crediting a swiffer sweeper. And price: "more than reasonable", "extremely fair", "fair price, honest" recur across separate 2026 reviews, alongside quick, easy estimates. The company's own site leans into older housing stock — replacing knob-and-tube and early BX wiring in pre-war homes — and that squares with what customers describe: garage rewires for sensor lighting, a safety fault found and fixed in an infant's room, and in January 2026 a smoked outlet after a power outage diagnosed and replaced on the visit. One thing worth knowing before you call: every one of those reviews was posted during 2026, all on Google, so the public history here is only months deep. Ask for references on a job the size of yours, especially for a full service replacement. Estimates start by text — the site's own process is a text, a phone call, then a written quote. For a Salem-area homeowner who needs a panel upgraded, an old house rewired, or lighting put in by someone who cleans up on the way out, this is an easy call. Confirm Massachusetts licensing and insurance and get the scope in writing, as with any contractor.