Daniel R Stevens

One man, two trades, and a niche most electricians never touch: alongside panel upgrades and mini splits, Dan Stevens does marine electrical contracting and wires piers, out of Lynn. The BBB has the business as a sole proprietorship with one employee, trading since January 1993 — 33 years. What customers describe is mostly the emergency end of the work. In July 2025 a homeowner wrote that their central AC quit during a heat wave and Dan had it running again in no time; a commercial customer the same month said a walk-in freezer went down and was back up straight away. Another that month described being walked through the remote-control technology and helped with New Hampshire tax credits on the install. The reviews are a strength and a caveat at once. Ten of them, every one five stars, carried on both Angi and HomeAdvisor — and every one dated July 2025. A single month of arrivals says nothing about the work itself, but it does mean the published record covers one month rather than a span of years, so ask for references from jobs done in other seasons. The other thing to settle is the licence. Angi and HomeAdvisor both print trade licence 36393 with a 31 July 2028 expiry, but that number is self-reported to those directories rather than checked against the state board. Ask to see it and look it up yourself before electrical work starts. For a heat pump, a mini split, a panel upgrade, or an air conditioner that quits on the hottest day of the year, this is a small operation customers say answers fast. Go in knowing the written record behind that is one month deep.