Martin Robert Electric Service

Martin Robert Electric Service is a one-electrician operation working the eastern side of New Hampshire, and the man doing the work is the man on the licence: New Hampshire's registry lists electrician licence 8409 as active, held by Martin P Robert. Customers almost always call him Marty. The review record is unusually deep for a solo shop — 52 reviews spanning 2022 to 2026, a 5-star average across 53 Google ratings, and six of them in the last six months. What people describe is remarkably consistent from year to year. He shows up when he says he will, quotes in writing before starting, and reviewers repeatedly say the final bill matched the quote with no add-ons discovered mid-job. Several go out of their way to describe how clean he leaves a house, one saying it was as if he had never been there. The work itself skews toward the jobs that go wrong in older New England housing stock. Reviewers describe a 1920s beach cottage full of knob-and-tube wiring sorted out, an old farmhouse with several generations of wiring untangled, panel and service replacements where he handled the Eversource and town-hall permitting himself, generator inlet boxes and service-panel interlocks, EV chargers, mini-split circuits, recessed lighting, and whole-house smoke and carbon-monoxide detector replacements. In a January 2025 review a homeowner counted six visits over seven years and said every issue was resolved the first time. In an August 2023 review, a customer whose well pump had lost power called on a Sunday and had the fault traced and the power restored the following day. The one qualified note in the record is worth knowing: a homeowner who hired him for basement outlets and camera wiring in May 2025 was satisfied with the finished work but found the back-and-forth a little slow, and guessed he was simply busy. Nothing else in the record contradicts the many reviewers who call him quick to respond. A Reddit commenter recommending him in December 2025 put it plainly — they had used him on two houses, called him honest and efficient, and said he is worth talking to if you are on the eastern side of the state. That is the fit: a homeowner in southeastern New Hampshire who wants one licensed electrician doing the work rather than a rotating crew. Expect to wait for the estimate, and get the scope in writing as his other customers did.