Ryan Gath Electric

Ryan Gath Electric is a Westford electrical contractor. With a fire inspection for a home sale already scheduled, a recent customer called Ryan, who came out to the house the very next day. Two days later, Adam swapped out all of the detectors, including one 20 feet up in a vaulted family room ceiling, and left no mess, that customer wrote. The company describes itself as offering residential and commercial electrical installation, repair, lighting, generator and emergency services across Massachusetts, Southern New Hampshire and Southern Maine, and says it was founded in 2009 by Ryan Gath. Its Massachusetts electrician license, number 8518, is active on the state registry under the name Ryan Gath Electric. A recent customer said Adam, the technician, installed pendant lights above their kitchen island, came on time and prepared, and gave good advice, and that Lucretia, the office manager, answered their scheduling questions. A recent customer wrote that Pat and Adam arrived on time, provided some important advice and were dog-friendly, and that new ceiling fans and lighting make the place look even better. A recent customer said a worker named Mike came promptly and installed a ceiling light fixture. A 2026 customer said the company redid their service and that the crew had a generator to run their sump pump while the power was off. In a 2025 review, a customer said the electrician showed up at the ETA they were given, and that Pat performed annual service on their generator and removed the parts and oils that were replaced. A 2025 customer said Michael, an electrician for the company, arrived as scheduled and installed their shower room light/fan in under an hour. A 2025 customer wrote that Ryan still made it to their consult appointment after a flat tire and a cut finger, and pointed out some serious issues done by a previous electrician. That 2025 customer named Sam and Rob as the crew and said they were on time, fast and meticulous with cleaning. A general contractor wrote in 2025 that Ryan had done multiple large projects for them over more than a year. A 2026 customer said the staff came right on time but that the price was a little on the higher side. A 2025 customer gave one star and warned anyone with a smaller job not to bother, writing, "They'll simply stop communicating with you." In a 2023 review, a customer who accepted a quote for a small project said there was no follow-up and no one showed up, and that after about a month and more than 10 calls they withdrew the accepted offer and went with another supplier.