Premier Energy Solutions Inc.

Premier Energy Solutions is a Middleborough company homeowners across the South Shore and Southeastern Massachusetts call mainly for one thing: keeping the power on. In a review from February 2026, one owner said their standby generator carried the whole house through 50 hours of that month's blizzard without a hitch, the kind of story that recurs across years of reviews about the company's Kohler and Generac installations. The company says it grew out of Paul Foley Electric, which has served the region since 1992, and describes itself today as a family-owned business that also does electrical work, ductless HVAC installs, and residential plumbing such as water heaters, drain clearing, and leak detection. Its Massachusetts plumbing license is active on the state registry. Maintenance visits draw the most consistent praise. Recent reviews name technicians Nate, Evan, and Charlie for annual checkups, checking oil, and walking customers through the remote-monitoring app, and a 2023 review credited another technician, Kevin Mulligan, with the same thoroughness during a post-outage visit. In a 2024 review, a customer who had just come home from a heart transplant said the office sent a technician within three hours of a Monday call about a failed mini-split on a 92-degree day. The friction shows up around installations rather than maintenance. A recent review described signing a contract in May 2026 only to have the inspector fail the install in July, with the job still unresolved by mid-September. Another said a promised $500 warranty was denied after the company cited improper installation on a $13,600 Generac job. A one-star review said a mini-split quote rose more than 10% right after the deposit was paid, and a separate five-star review's own text complained about being overcharged on a first-year maintenance call, a case where the rating and the words don't quite agree. Premier Energy Solutions is a strong option for keeping a standby generator running for the long haul, since the technician relationships in these reviews often span years. Anyone getting a quote for a new installation, especially a bigger job like a mini-split or a whole-house generator, should get the final price and the warranty terms in writing before signing.