Kuhlman Electric

Knob-and-tube wiring pulled out of a house built in 1864, a panel upgrade with an EV charger added, smoke detectors that wouldn't stop beeping swapped out of a truck's stock — Kuhlman Electric's customers describe the everyday spread of residential electrical work, and most of them name the electrician who did it. Jake Johnson turns up in more than a dozen reviews; Matt Frazier, Kyle Brunet, Roy Mills and Jayden Berrios, Jeff D'Entremont and Sam Leard recur too. The Brockton company says it has been at this since 1988 and is family-owned, covering Eastern and Central Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire. Its Massachusetts electrician licence, 21804, held by Jesse G. Kuhlman, is active on the state registry, and so is a New Hampshire licence. On Google it carries 5.0 across 455 ratings. More than a dozen customers describe being told what was wrong and why. A homeowner in July 2026 had Jake Johnson and a co-worker replace all the old knob-and-tube in that 1864 house, and wrote that they arrived promptly each morning and went right to work. In August 2026 a customer said Johnson solved a problem that had stumped another electrician for over three hours. In June 2026 another had Jacob assess air conditioners that were wreaking havoc on the outlets, and walk through the cause, the options and pricing in under an hour. A September 2026 reviewer had Kyle Brunet arrive with new smoke detectors already in the truck and install and test them on the spot. The booking end gets its own mentions: text reminders before the appointment, and being told which electrician to expect. One customer in April 2026, whose own electrician had retired, called after hearing the company's ads and got a quick visit for a panel-upgrade quote. Several reviewers say they will ask for the same technician next time — Matt Frazier's name comes up that way more than once. For everyday residential work — outlets and fixtures, a ceiling fan, a panel, an EV charger, a generator, or old wiring in an old house — this is a straightforward call, and estimates are free per the company's site. Get the scope and price in writing before panel or rewiring work begins, and ask for the insurance certificate along with it.