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Daniel Naylor is an electrician working out of the Chelmsford/Methuen area with a written record that's stayed five stars from his earliest reviews in 2018 through his most recent in July 2026 — and it's the recent record that carries the most weight: four reviews in the last six months, none of them negative. The specifics back up the praise. A July 2026 review describes a written bid with several options, a half-day job replacing and upgrading five outlets and running three new circuits, for $2,750, with the crew cleaning up well; a March 2026 review describes replacing two bathroom fans with work the customer called timely and professional. Older 2018 reviews (courteous, on time, thorough — some as brief as a line) point the same direction, and BuildZoom's permit record backs it with real range: 20 permitted electrical projects across more than a dozen Massachusetts towns, including a full four-floor fit-out in Charlestown, a knob-and-tube removal paired with a service upgrade in Maynard, a 100-to-200 amp service upgrade in Billerica, and a job specifically noted as correcting wiring a previous contractor had left behind. Worth a quick check before hiring: BuildZoom lists an active Massachusetts electrician license (#22877), which it says it verified in April 2026 — but the same BuildZoom profile also carries an older 'License Not Required' entry from 2020 claiming electricians don't need a license in Massachusetts at all, so the two entries on the same page don't agree with each other. Separately, Angi lists the business address in Chelmsford while BuildZoom lists the same street address in Methuen — likely a data mismatch across directories rather than two different businesses, given the consistent name, work and reviews, but worth confirming. For panel upgrades, rewiring, and smaller fixture and fan installs, the record here — old and new — points the same direction: reliable, communicative, and priced clearly upfront. Just nail down the current license number and confirm the service address directly.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Daniel Naylor. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
“978 435 2205. Naylor Elect”
Dan came over to look at the job and we discussed options. He gave me a written bid that included several options, and we scheduled the work. He came with a helper and took care of it in about half a day. They replaced and upgraded five outlets and ran three new circuits. They cleaned up well. Dan was easy to talk to and very experienced and knowledgeable. I was glad to have found him and would definitely call him again for other electrical work. I would highly recommend him. ($2,750)
If you're looking for an electrician who combines expert skill with absolute integrity, look no further. Dan Naylor recently replaced two bathroom fans for me, delivering high-quality, thorough work with the impressive timeliness and professionalism that defines his business. I cannot recommend Naylor Electrical highly enough for anyone seeking an honest, dependable expert for their electrical needs!
They explained everything to me very professional I felt like I was dealing with family
Dan was courteous, on time, a gentleman and definitely qualified at his job. Would recommend. ($125)
I would recommend them.
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