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Eaton & Eastman Electric is an electrical contractor that a trade article on ecmweb.com describes as Kingston, N.H.-based, quoting Heath Eastman of the company. Heath Eastman and George Lane of Eaton & Eastman Electric have also appeared on thisoldhouse.com. On Angi, the company describes itself as "Electrical Design and Construction" and holds a 5.0-star rating from 3 ratings; on Google it has 5 stars from 2 ratings. A 2024 Google reviewer with a building in the NBPT industrial park said the company is who they called whenever they needed anything electrical, large or small. In a 2013 Angi review, a customer whose home was built in 1745 said the source of the problem eluded Dan on his first visit. That 2013 customer said a wire in an old, covered-up socket had not been capped properly and burned through the wire feeding the lights, and that Dan addressed it, fixed all the lights and the fan and checked the wiring throughout the house. The 2013 customer also said Dan came back both days in a row. A 2012 Angi customer said the company was not the cheapest, and that it followed code and let them know what could be done.
Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Eaton & Eastman Electric. 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
“says Heath Eastman of Kingston, N.H.-based Eaton & Eastman Electric”
“This Old House host Kevin O’Connor, master electrician Heath Eastman (on the right), and George Lane of Eaton & Eastman Electric pull cable from spools for the house’s electrical service.”
Heath and his team are great!! We have a building in NBPT industrial park and whenever we need anything (large or small) electrical this is who we call!
The source of the problem eluded Dan on his first visit as he exhaustively searched....because the home was built in 1745...there are A LOT of mysteries, wires in strange locations that lead to nowhere...and OLD wiring ...you wonder if they are SAFE. This was my biggest worry besides getting the lights back on! On top of this the previous owner was a 'do it yourselfer' which yielded regrettable results in the kitchen. Our entire electrical situation was a little embarrassing but he handled it non-plus. Turned out in one of the old plated sockets that had been covered up (ever since I owned the house) one of the wires was not capped properly, which cause the wires to burn through the other capped wire that was feeding the lights (dangerous and he addressed it), Ultimately he fixed all the lights and the fan and checked the wiring through out the house. Next we are next going at add a few GFI outlets to improve a couple of old socket 'situations' to make them more safe. Dan was easy going, prompt, diligent, came back both days in a row and stated many times we will get to the bottom of this!! And he did,.I would highly recommend them.
Excellent! No complaints Mary
They are wonderful electricians. They are good at anything electronic. I am always happy with them. They are not the cheapest but they are the best. They will do what ever you ask them to if it can be done. They follow code and let you know what can be done.
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