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Standish Fire & Security is a family-owned Plymouth company that says it's been designing, installing, monitoring, and servicing fire alarm and security systems for over 25 years, and its electrician license is active, verified against the state registry. The clearest account of the work comes from a condo association: trustees for a 10-unit Plymouth building hired Standish to maintain the building's fire system and, in a 2022 review, said they'd never been so impressed with a vendor in ten years on the board. A 2024 review describes a smaller, faster job — an intermittent fire alarm that Standish diagnosed and repaired the same morning it was called, at what the customer called a great price. There's little else here to weigh — three reviews on file, all positive, and the Better Business Bureau lists zero complaints, though it hasn't rated the company for lack of information. For fire alarm or security system work in the Plymouth area, the reviews on hand point to responsive, trusted service, especially for the kind of ongoing maintenance a condo building needs; with so few reviews, it's still worth asking for references on a larger install.
Echoing what has already been said. Prompt, courteous, knowledgeable, conscientious, and reasonable. If only other tradespeople were this good!
I had an intermittent fire alarm going off and couldn’t figure what the cause was. I called Standish and they responded that morning and repaired my problem immediately. They gave me a great price and great service. I highly recommended them for keeping your home or business alarm system in tip top shape ! Thank you
My wife and I are trustees for a 10-unit condo building in Plymouth. We recently hired Standish Fire to maintain the fire system in the building. In our 10 years as members of the condo association we’ve never been so impressed with a vendor. We wholeheartedly recommend Standish Fire. Our building used the same fire inspector for 15 years and there were issues with our system. I set up appointments with a couple fire inspectors in the area for additional opinions, Standish being one of them. Mike and Peg, the owners of Standish Fire, arrived on time for the initial walk down. They were friendly and professional. Their quotes were much more competitive than our previous inspector. Another inspector I met with was a larger, corporate alarm company who refused to give us a quote because our system required electrical work. Luckily both owners of Standish Fire are licensed electricians. Throughout this journey Standish educated us on our various matters like code and insurance liability we hadn’t previously considered or even looked at. They were truly watching out for the safety of the building’s residents and business owners. As we explored switching to Standish Fire, the Plymouth Fire Chief sent out a notice to our board about several violations. The notice was sent on a Thursday with a plan to do a site visit on the following Monday. The majority of the building owners agreed switching to Standish Fire was the right choice — fair pricing, prompt service, having the necessary licenses and having equipment we needed in-stock were all factors that made Standish Fire a clear and strong choice. We were blown away on Friday afternoon when Standish Fire called after we shared the Chief's notice with them. They offered to come over the weekend to install all of the equipment we needed to bring us into compliance for Monday’s walk down with the Chief. They had equipment in stock that our previous inspector wasn't able to source for months. They even made themselves available on Monday morning. By the time Monday arrived our system was totally in compliance and everyone was happy. We could go on! If you’re in the Plymouth area we highly recommend Standish Alarm. We look forward to working with them for years to come.
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Standish Fire & Security, Inc. 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
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
Storm power restoration5.0
Fast generator installs5.0
Neat panel work a customer likened to a rib cage4.8
Heat pumps and mini-splits4.6
Multi-trade reliability4.5
Active electrician licenseNot yet rated
