Pro Electrical Services, Inc

A homeowner found a problem with their panel late on a Friday night in June 2026, called Dave at 7am Saturday, and had it diagnosed and repaired within the hour. Speed is what customers of Pro Electrical Services keep describing: two other June 2026 customers wrote that he turned up within thirty minutes of the call, one of them for a flat diagnostic rate that included a few minor repairs at no upcharge. The Billerica company says it has served Massachusetts since 2012, and it has 61 reviews behind it going back to 2011 across Google, Thumbtack, Angi and Houzz, with a 5.0 average on Google's 85 ratings. The jobs customers describe run the width of a house's wiring. An August 2026 review covers an EV charger and a couple of outlets — same-day assessment, a quote, and the job finished at that price; another from July 2026 describes an EV charger plus smart thermostats in a first home. In August 2026 someone got a new pool motor running and liked it enough to call back within ten days. June 2026 brought lighting for a three-bay garage plus wiring for an air compressor and a car lift, and in April 2026 the team assembled and hung a large chandelier in a high cathedral ceiling, which that customer called a difficult, intricate job. The work is not only residential: a reviewer writing in November 2025 said the company looks after a 300-unit condo complex and was then mid-way through a multi-building panel and wiring upgrade, and another in December 2025 said they had called on David for industrial electrical emergencies more than once. Its Massachusetts electrical business licence, #8384, is active on the state registry in the company's name, and two New Hampshire electrician licences tied to the business — held by David J Mola and Steven R Roy — are active there too. The BBB grades it A+ and lists it as accredited. The company's own site additionally lists Registered Electrical Business 8384A1 and Master MA 22532A. For the urgent kind of job — a dead circuit, a panel that quit, a fixture nobody else wants to hang — this is a crew people call back a second time. Ask what the flat diagnostic rate covers and get the number in writing before work starts; several customers said the final bill matched the estimate they were given.