Crowe Electric

Before Liam stepped inside, he put on shoe covers — the homeowner who noticed thought it was worth writing down, in a March 2026 review. Crowe Electric works out of 77 Accord Park Drive in Norwell and says its story began in 2020: a locally owned residential shop doing installations, repairs, generator service and 24/7 emergency calls, and an authorized service dealer and installer for Generac generators. The jobs people describe cover the residential range. A June 2026 customer had an EV charging port and a generator tie-in installed inside two hours, and said the crew made sure he knew how to use the generator plug before leaving. Another that month had the entire electrical at the house upgraded. Pools turn up twice in June 2026 — an outdated pool panel replaced, and the wiring for a new pool. In October 2025 a homeowner wanted a foyer light where none had existed, on a ceiling more than fifteen feet up, and said the hole was cut cleanly enough that no plasterer was needed. A January 2026 kitchen job ran from pulling the old cooktop through a new junction box and a compatible breaker to the new cooktop going in. Getting the appointment is part of what people write about. A May 2026 hot tub wiring customer said a person — Erin — answers the phone instead of a machine, and that estimate to finished work took a week. A May 2026 reviewer who had four fixtures swapped and a light switch fixed mentioned the text with the technician's photo that arrived beforehand. In a July 2023 review, a customer whose minisplit had lost power said Crowe found a faulty GFCI that had been missed on a previous service call and replaced it at no charge. The bill is where opinion splits. An October 2023 one-star reviewer wrote that the work took under half an hour, the supplies ran a little over $100 at retail, and the charge came to $498 and change — "the equivalent of $800 an hour". An August 2023 reviewer put it as "Get ready to empty your wallet". A September 2025 customer gave the installing technician five stars and still said he would not use Crowe again, calling the advertised price deceptive after paying $200 to connect wires to a fixture he had done all the prep work on. A November 2025 reviewer was left with two switches that did not work properly and a bill larger than expected. Others say the opposite — a June 2026 reviewer called the pricing more than fair, a May 2026 one called it reasonable. Crowe is a straightforward call for the everyday residential job: a generator tie-in, an EV charger, a pool panel, a breaker that won't reset. Get the price in writing before anyone starts, and ask what a small job costs on the day — that is the thing the unhappy reviewers write about.