JA Corey Electric

A recent customer said JA Corey Electric installed their generator and three propane tanks, and that the job was seamless from start to finish. The company says it has been in business for 34 years, and its website lists a New Hampshire service area that includes Bartlett, Berlin, Franconia, Jefferson and Littleton. A recent customer said the company installed a backup generator for their home without any trouble. A 2025 customer said a Generac 8KW generator would not start on its monthly maintenance cycle, and the electrician diagnosed and fixed it: the engine valves were out of spec. A 2025 customer said the company sized a whole-house generator to work with their geothermal system, where other electricians were upsizing with a huge price difference. A 2025 customer said a Generac portable generator bought from the company would not start on propane; Chris was sent out and found the correct revision of the manual on his phone. The work goes past generators. A 2025 customer said the company installed a whole-house Generac generator and mini splits for AC and heat, and upgraded their electrical panel box. A 2025 customer said Jamie and his crew installed their mini splits, and that they talked with Jamie several times afterward about running the system. A 2025 customer said they had used JA Corey Electric for over 30 years. Installs can take planning. A 2025 customer who called for a quote in January was told the company would get back to them when the season opened for installs; that customer said a team of six workers later got it all done and came back the next day to start it up. A recent customer booked a dryer hookup a few weeks out, and no one showed or called; calling 90 minutes after the appointment time, the customer was told "they were short staffed and wouldn't make it." When the customer followed up the next week, the business still could not say if or when it could come, and the customer found someone else. A 2024 customer said a propane line the company installed for a generator failed the propane company's inspection, with a leak in the underground line. That 2024 customer said Jeff was willing to redo it but would not share the loss, and threatened not to complete the generator installation unless the full price for the gas line and the final payment were paid first.