Peter Alessi Electrician

Peter Alessi Electrician is an electrician based in Bridgewater, MA. A 2025 HomeAdvisor review says "Does a great job and very easy person to communicate with." In a 2024 review, a customer wrote that Peter was responsive, arrived as expected and completed the job, and that they had repeatedly used his services. A separate 2024 review describes a ceiling fan installation and says the writer was very happy with the results and price. In a 2018 review, a homeowner wrote that Peter did a 100 to 200 Amp electrical service panel upgrade and installed a power outlet for an EV, and that inspection passed without any problems. In another 2018 review, a homeowner whose programmable thermostat almost caught on fire wrote that Peter was the only one of 3 electricians they called on a Sunday to call back that day, and that he came later that evening and replaced the thermostat. A 2018 review said Peter managed to get all of the work done amidst 2 back to back storms. In a 2017 review, a homeowner wrote that Peter arrived within a few hours on a Saturday to hang pendant lights, went to Home Depot to pick up the parts that were missing, and stayed until 11pm on a project that took 8 hours. In another 2017 review, a homeowner wrote that Peter came the same day they inquired to give an estimate for a ceiling fan, came back later that week to do the work, and went up into a very hot attic for access. A 2017 review describes a GFCI outlet installed with a dedicated circuit and a switch, and a separate 2017 review describes a bathroom light fixture that needed to be relocated in the room. A 2018 review, rated four stars, described a very simple job of verifying that knob and tube was disconnected in a basement and that recessed lighting was IFC rated, and called the price expensive for what was needed. In a 2017 review of a vent fan replacement, the writer said the job was more entailed than either side first thought and that they agreed on an increase over the original quote. Another 2017 review, about replacing smoke alarms, said the new ones could not be used because they were connected to other units next door, so the old ones were put back up.