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A 2023 customer said Kortus Electric installed three separate heat pumps for them, in their home and in rental properties, and that Matt was knowledgeable about product options, rebates from Efficiency Maine and building science. That 2023 customer also said he suggested different heating options from another contractor when heat pumps did not make sense for a particular application. A Maine electrician license, number MS60023050, held by MATTHEW KORTUS is active on the state registry. The company's website says it offers free estimates. A 2023 customer said owner Matt Kortus installed a heat pump in their home, answered all of their questions and was timely with his quote and installation. A 2023 reviewer wrote that Matt left the area clean and neat. A 2026 customer said the company completed what it promised to do and was prompt on returning calls.
Great company, completes what they promised to do. Very accesible, and prompt on returning calls. I highly recommend.
Kortus Electric (owner Matt Kortus) recently installed a heat pump in our home. He was knowledgeable and answered all of our questions, was timely with his quote and installation and very professional in the entire process from beginning to end. His is one of the easiest and most comfortable people we have had in our home as he did his work! We highly recommend Kortus Electric…..extremely satisfied👍👍👍!
Matt is conscientious, personable, has exceptional follow up and his work is great. Leaves area clean and neat. Highly recommend
Kortus Electric has installed three separate heat pumps for me in my home and in rental properties. Matt was knowledgeable about product options, rebates from efficiency Maine and building science. He has even suggested different heating options from another contractor when heat pumps did not make sense for a particular application. Having worked with many contractors in the area I can attest that Kortus Electric offers one of the best values around.
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Typical Maine range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Kortus 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
$500 – $1,050
Typical electrical project around $780
60-amp garage sub panel installed4.1
Nor'easter damage repaired the same day3.9
Listening to those impacted2.6
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