Steve Miller Licensed Electrician

Steve Miller put a heat pump into an 1845 Plymouth house in April 2026, and the homeowner's note was about the details: the inside and the outside of the house both looked right when he left. Old houses and new heating are much of the work here. Another April 2026 customer had their electrical panel redone to carry mini-split units in an antique home, and a July 2025 review describes whole-home heat pumps and mini-splits, with Steve following up with a rep from Granite City to confirm his plan and give the owners a second chance to ask questions. He works out of Plymouth alongside Sam, his apprentice, and his Massachusetts electrician licence, #23141, is active. The Google page averages 5 stars across 61 ratings, and the company's site dates the business to 2017. The everyday list is long. Recessed lighting comes up again and again — a January 2025 customer said theirs "looks like it's been there all along" — along with ceiling fans, a hot tub hooked up in June 2026, a dedicated microwave circuit and a replaced bathroom vent fan in a January 2025 visit, three hardwired smoke detectors upgraded in February 2025, and a new generator line in an August 2024 review. Response time is what customers bring up most. A March 2026 reviewer needed a ceiling fan replaced and he showed up the next day; a March 2025 customer said he made room in his schedule the same day for their emergency; and an April 2024 homeowner who found themselves with no electricity said he came out right away. One March 2025 review is worth the detail: a cabinet installer had put light switches in above the cabinets with no GFIs, which the homeowner said could have been a serious problem, and Steve took care of it. For an older Plymouth-area house going to heat pumps, a panel that has to carry them, or a backlog of small electrical jobs one visit can clear, this is the shop that calls back — a June 2024 customer put it as "he will call you back, and he will show up". A December 2024 reviewer found scheduling easy by text. If your job runs through a heat-pump rebate, ask up front how he handles the Mass Save side of it.