JJ Electric

Nineteen Google ratings, all five stars, and the same two names running through most of them: Joe and Jay. JJ Electric is a two-person electrical crew whose customers stretch from the Worcester area — a commenter in a 2025 r/WorcesterMA thread looking for a good electrician answered simply "Highly highly recommend JJ electric" — out to Provincetown, where a 2024 reviewer called them "our go-to electricians here in Provincetown". The work people describe splits cleanly in two. At the big end, whole-house rewiring: in a 2024 review a homeowner who had bought an 1840s antique house had the wiring updated, with recessed lighting and ceiling fixtures and fans added to rooms that previously had only floor lamps; in a 2025 review the owner of a 1950s ranch described a rewire scoped and finished on time and on budget. Panels get replaced — a 2024 customer called them in for exactly that — EV chargers get their own home-run circuits, and smart switches, indoor and outdoor lighting turn up across a 2024 account of several jobs at one house. At the small end they still turn up. From 2024 reviews: a light fixture hung off a 13-foot ceiling the homeowner couldn't reach, outlets installed and grounded, a kitchen outlet sorted out across three visits. The most telling job came from a 2025 EV-charger install. Wiring in the new circuit, they caught a water leak corroding the service panel and early corrosion on the main feeder — neither one part of what they were called for. Another 2025 customer had been let down by a run of electricians who bailed or went quiet before this pair took the job on. Its Massachusetts electrician licence is active, registered to Jay Franklin. The newest write-up, from June 2026, lands on the same two things earlier customers kept naming: they communicate clearly and they price fairly. For a rewire, a panel swap or an EV circuit handled by a small crew who will tell you what they find behind the wall, this is that kind of shop — pin down timing when you call, since one customer describes being fitted into a busy schedule.