Poissant Electrical Corporation

Poissant Electrical Corporation runs out of Sagamore Beach, and the jobs people describe calling Dave Poissant for run the full range — routine light fixture swaps up through genuine emergencies: a tree limb that tore down the service wires, half a house losing power on a Saturday, a water heater and HVAC system that needed rewiring. The same few names keep showing up across the reviews: Dave, technician Andrew, and office manager Sarah handling the scheduling and calls. The number that stands out is the flat-out consistency: 155 Google ratings, every one of them five stars, and not a single negative review among the 28 posted in just the last six months. That's not a handful of cherry-picked praise — it's 140 reviews stretching back to 2023 across six different sites, and the tone barely wavers from one to the next. What the last six months actually show is a mix of planned work and can't-wait calls. On the planned side: a chandelier and kitchen lights, a dishwasher rewired, three new outdoor post lights with a switch fixed on the side, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors installed for a rental listing, an EV charger put in, even a backlog of small projects one homeowner had been putting off for months, finally knocked out in one visit. On the emergency side: a first-time caller with a weekend outage got Dave to triage the problem from photos before he'd even billed for a visit, a family with power out to half the house got a same-day Saturday callback, and a homeowner whose service wires got ripped out by a falling tree limb had power back within about five hours. One reviewer called Poissant in specifically to fix work a previous electrician had left wrong. A couple of things are worth noting honestly rather than as warning signs: the crew that shows up is small — it's essentially Dave, Andrew, and Sarah across every account, with Dave personally fielding quote requests and follow-up calls. That's likely why the communication reads so consistently well, but it also means this isn't an outfit running several crews on parallel jobs. Past that, there's genuinely nothing negative in six months of reviews to weigh against the praise. Poissant reads like the call for panel upgrades, lighting work, and the kind of electrical emergency that can't wait for a callback — a downed line, a house with no power overnight, a detector or outlet that needs to go in before code inspection. Given how much of the work runs through Dave directly, it's worth confirming his timeline up front, especially for anything that isn't urgent.