DMH Electric Inc.

DMH Electric’s recent Google reviews read like a practical electrical service desk with a strong EV-and-energy-transition lane: customers describe chargers, load-management devices, panel upgrades, generators, fire-alarm work, rewiring, lighting, and urgent repairs. The company is based in Sterling, and Google shows 4.9 stars from 155 ratings. The recent run is especially consistent. Reviews from July and August 2026 repeatedly mention technicians arriving on time, explaining the work, cleaning up, and completing EV charger, generator, panel, lighting, and emergency jobs; one June review describes a challenging GM Energy charger-and-inverter installation that left the system working perfectly. The written history is broad—135 reviews from 2022 through 2026—and includes substantial commercial and residential work, including a 16-story fire-alarm replacement described in a 2024 review. There are two older cautions worth carrying into the call. A December 2023 reviewer said a car-charger quote was about 30% above competing quotes and criticized scheduling communication, while a March 2023 reviewer alleged opaque billing, poor communication, mixed quality, and unfair charges during a long renovation; another June 2023 review called repairs well done but very costly. Those complaints are older than the recent positive run, but they make a written scope, price, and change-order process worth confirming. DMH looks like a fit for homeowners and commercial customers who need anything from a small repair to EV infrastructure, generators, lighting, or larger electrical systems. Ask what is included in the quote, who handles permits and utility coordination, and what follow-up coverage applies before approving the work.