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An October 2026 customer praised Scott and his team for fitting in a troubleshooting visit and fixing the problem. Scott's Electric is in Enfield, and its Google listing has eight ratings averaging 4.5 stars. In July 2025, a Bloomfield homeowner described a complicated, multi-phase installation for a master suite above a garage and praised the results, crediting Kelly Neale of Taylor-Bryan Co. for overseeing the work. A May 2023 customer praised the company's reasonable rates and response to urgent problems. A separate January 2022 reviewer complained about a vehicle speeding and an unanswered call about the incident. The state registry classifies electrician license ELC.0103705-E1 for Scott's Electric Inc as expired, using the status “RETIRED — NOT ACTIVELY ENGAGING.” That is the current registry status for that license.
Working with Scott and his team was a great experience! Communication and schedule was top notch. Got us right in and was able to troubleshoot the problem and fix it without hesitation. Help ease our mind with the safety of our home. Will definitely use Scott’s Electric going forward!
Scott's Electric is winding up a complicated, tedious and multi-phase installation at our home in Bloomfield. They surpassed our expectations time and time again, leaving us with a dream master suite over the garage. Thanks also to Kelly Neale of Taylor-Bryan Co. for overseeing the work. We are thrilled!
I can't say enough good things about Scott's Electric. They have reasonable rates and get the job done in a timely and professional manner. If you have an emergency you can count on them to get the problem solved.
Thank you Scott's Electric. Awesome job, great response time. I will call these guys any time I need electrical work done. Two thumbs up.
Almost hit me when they were speeding down main St. Called and left a message and never received a response. I guess it's normal for them to speed and almost hit other vehicles.
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Typical Connecticut range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Scott's Electric. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
Estimated range
$490 – $1,050
Typical electrical project around $770
Fan installations4.3
Careful installation4.1
Same-visit repair, fixed on the spot3.9
Generator service3.8
Fully rewired a customer's kitchen3.7
