Commercial clients only. This business does not appear to serve individual homeowners — its own material describes work for businesses and institutions. The research below is kept for anyone hiring on that basis.
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Longchamps Electric is a Manchester electrical contractor built for buildings, not houses: commercial, industrial, educational, healthcare, municipal and data-centre projects, plus low-voltage fire alarm, security, voice and data systems. Its own site names no residential service, and the permit trail agrees — BuildZoom shows 13 building permits over three years, overwhelmingly commercial and institutional, including a $2,000,000 permit for complete power and lighting at a new Rochester elementary school. Its New Hampshire electrician licence is active, and the company says it has been at this for 50 years, a claim BBB's file matches with a business start date of November 1975. What is written about the company is unusual. Four of the five reviews on file come from motorists complaining about how its vans are driven: a tractor-trailer driver in November 2024 who logged the plate, the time and the stretch of Route 101; another in 2024 who described being tailgated for miles; a 2022 plate-number warning; a 2021 note about speed. None of them describes work done at a property. The fifth, from September 2021, is the only one about the trade. A commenter who says they grew up in the electrical field called the company hacks, claiming it underbids to win work, brings in temps, and settles for "good enough" rather than code. That is one anonymous account with no specific job attached, and nothing else here either backs it up or contradicts it. Its BBB page carries an A+ on a profile that is not accredited, and a 2019 industry roundup named a Longchamps Electric representative to an ABC NH/VT committee. Google's overall score is 3.7 across 18 ratings — well above what those five written reviews on their own would imply. Homeowners should look elsewhere; residential work is not what this company sells. For a school, a healthcare building or a data centre, it is a long-established contractor with an active licence — and given the single trade complaint on file, the sensible thing is to ask for references from projects the size of yours and to find out who supervises the crew day to day.
“Members of the committee are, from left: Josh Reap, ABC NH/VT; Jennifer Landon, ABC NH/VT; Steve Mullins, Longchamps Electric; Paulette Melanson, ABC NH/VT; Katie Dillon, Nobis Group; Jeff Comeau, Specialty Services; Nina Ann Timney, Jeremy Hiltz Excavating; and Shari Durazzano, ABC NH/VT.”
I pray for your customers that your electrical work is better than your driving. 11/9/2024 One of your drivers swerved in front of me leaving less than a car length of space. Not smart when Im driving a tractor trailer weighing over 40k pounds. Not to even mention slamming on the breaks immediately after realizing there was a vehicle in front of me. 3:10 - 3:15 P.M. Route 101 East. License plate #523 0277. Thats not professional behavior. A lot of us have families to go home to. And if you dont care thats fine I can share the video as well.
Drives like a jerk, tailgated us for miles when we were in traffic. There was nowhere to even go! I don’t trust this guy behind the wheel and wouldn’t trust him in my home.
Plate # 893997 I'd highly advise you not cut off a tractor trailer it's all fun and games until 60,000 lbs mangles ur work truck pay attention to the road and not ur partner next to you
These guys are hacks, they under bud everyone to get a job and than hire a bunch of temps to save them in the deep water. They don’t do things to code and just say “good enough” growing up in the electrical field long champs was always the company everyone said is where you go if you can’t make it anywhere else
Driving 70 in a 45 Reckless.
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Knob-and-tube replaced5.0
Emergency arrival4.8
Repair over replace4.6
Same-day response4.0
Traced a tripping breaker to the pump, not the wiring4.5
Old-house wiring5.0
Emergency speed2.6
