TCK Electric

TCK Electric is a one-name outfit built around Ryan Ellis, a Massachusetts-licensed master electrician who runs it as owner-operator. The state registry confirms his license, number 8894, is active — and that's backed up by a review record that's almost unnervingly consistent: 66 Google ratings averaging five stars, plus perfect five-star averages on both HomeAdvisor (39 ratings) and Angi (39 ratings). The specifics repeat across 85 reviews going back to 2023: EV charger installs, including Tesla and Level 2 units, and panel upgrades from 100 amps to 200 — in an August 2025 review, one homeowner said Ellis coordinated the utility shutdown and had the permit in hand days in advance. Rewiring in older houses and lighting work, from recessed cans to chandeliers, show up just as often. Pricing comes up almost as much as the electrical work itself — reviewers describe upfront, itemized quotes, and more than one says Ellis pointed out that a competing estimate was inflated before they'd even signed on. In a January 2026 review, one customer described him coming out for an emergency and handling it professionally start to finish; nine reviews have landed in the last six months, all five stars, with EV charger and panel jobs among them. Several customers have called him back for multiple projects — one runs from recessed lighting to added outlets to an amp upgrade across more than one visit — and for a full panel swap he brings a small crew rather than working solo, as one reviewer noted in that August 2025 review. None of the three platforms he's reviewed on carries a complaint about his work, so the one practical thing to sort out up front is scheduling: with a single electrician, plus occasional help on bigger jobs, fielding the calls, lining up a panel upgrade or a larger rewiring job may take more lead time than a quick outlet fix.