Domenic Franceschelli Electric

Domenic Franceschelli Electric, also listed as Franceschelli Electric or Dom Electric, is a Milton, Massachusetts electrician run under Domenic Franceschelli's own name, holding an active trade license (#25461, current through July 2028). A customer writing in 2025 says they have worked with Domenic for over 30 years. Reviews on HomeAdvisor and Angi span 2017 through 2025 and are dominated by praise for prompt, professional electrical work: fixing faulty outlets and circuit breakers, diagnosing and replacing switches, receptacles and a bad fuse, panel and wiring upgrades, and electrical work tied to garage door openers. Customers repeatedly describe Domenic and his crew as quick to respond, on time, and easy to reach; one 2018 reviewer recounts contacting him at night online and getting a callback with a next-day visit, and a 2019 reviewer says he was scheduled for first thing the following morning to replace a faulty outlet and breaker. A 2018 review of a more difficult installation, working around an older home's construction, called the finished work solid and said they were very satisfied and would hire again, with one caveat: the relocated wiring in a semi-finished laundry room wasn't stapled as neatly as the customer would have done it themselves. The one clearly negative account is a separate 2018 review calling a ceiling fan replacement overpriced, since the wiring box was already in place and the job took less time than expected. Outside those two notes, the written record is close to uniformly 5-star (one other review scored 4.5), and both directories report the identical 4.8-star average from 21 ratings, the same license, and the same service list: panel upgrades, wiring, switch/outlet/fixture repair, EV charging station installation, and electrical work for home additions or remodels. Anyone hiring Domenic Franceschelli Electric for panel, wiring, or fixture work has a long, consistent record to go on. It's worth asking directly about pricing on smaller, quick jobs and confirming finish-work expectations on anything more involved, since those are the only two specifics reviewers have flagged.