Kuhlman Electric

Kuhlman Electric works out of Danvers, and the thing that stands out across more than a hundred Google reviews is that the same electricians keep getting named and thanked for specific jobs — Justin Kerrigan, Jesse Loder, Ervis Bushi, Matt Kilroy, Richard Delprato — rather than vague praise for "the company." The recurring call is old-house wiring. Matt Kilroy pulled knob-and-tube out of a customer's daughter's home entirely, and separately removed hardwired range-hood, disposal, and dishwasher connections during a kitchen demo so new outlets could go in once the plumbing was finished. Panel work shows up just as often — Jesse Loder replaced a rusted outdoor meter box and conduit and added a surge protector, Richard Delprato's crew upgraded a panel while wiring a garage, and more than one reviewer said Kuhlman's panel quote landed at half of a competing bid. EV charger installs come up repeatedly too: Ervis Bushi and a partner ran a Tesla charger with a patch job neat enough that the customer called it undetectable, and labeled the breaker panel to boot. Beyond wiring and panels, the same names turn up for smoke detector installs, recessed lighting and dimmer upgrades, and swapped-out circuit breakers — Ervis Bushi in particular gets credited with catching things other electricians missed, like an outdoor outlet that wasn't rated for wet locations. The one hiccup on record involves a pricing mistake: an initial estimator quoted a job wrong, and rather than renegotiate, Kuhlman honored the original price anyway. Beyond that, nothing in what customers reported points to a real complaint. The technician roster is large, so it's worth asking upfront who's actually being sent, since reviewers clearly have people they ask for by name. For a Massachusetts home that still needs its old wiring pulled out, a panel upgrade, or an EV charger put in, Kuhlman Electric has a run of jobs where the electrician explained the work and the company backed its price. Get the scope and the assigned technician confirmed before the crew shows up.