Jusczak Electric LLC

Jusczak Electric LLC is an electrical contractor in Pelham, New Hampshire, and one 2026 Google customer laid out exactly what it did during a first-floor renovation: six wafer ceiling lights in the kitchen plus over-the-sink and under-cabinet lighting, eight wafer lights in the living room with a wall-mounted TV plug, cable and streaming connection, and two in the bathroom with a fan/light assembly. That customer named Tim and Ashley as project managers, said electricians Kayro, Jay and Jared and their apprentices performed the work, and wrote that the company had done the wiring and lighting for a garage, laundry room and mudroom three years earlier. A 2026 customer said the electrician was punctual, polite and explained everything he was doing. Its New Hampshire electrician license, number 12272, is active on the state registry in Brandon R Jusczak's name. BBB names Brandon Jusczak as owner and reports 20 years in business. The company's website says it provides residential, commercial and industrial electrical services, data and communications work, and bucket truck services. A 2025 customer said Jusczak installed a Generac generator and transfer switch, replaced the electric panel and put in a new service entrance. A 2025 condo resident wrote that Jared and Aiden added recessed lighting throughout the condo, and that Jared finished the job in 2 days. A 2024 customer said a large tree came down in a Nor'easter and tore the power, phone and cable lines off the house; after the power company did a temporary re-connect, Jusczak was quick to come out to do an assessment and to schedule and make a permanent connection. That 2024 customer said the Jusczak crew worked while the tree crane company removed the tree and finished in a few hours. A 2024 customer who had EV chargers installed said the project, which needed work from the main line on the street, took about a week, and that Jusczak brought in companies to remove boulders and repair the driveway and landscape areas disturbed during construction. A 2024 customer who needed a temporary 240v outlet for flooring work said another electrician's estimate was more than three times the one from Jusczak. A 2023 customer who wanted a large ceiling fan on 18-foot cathedral ceilings said Jusczak ended up not having to cut out several holes in the drywall to run a new line to the ceiling, as other companies had proposed.