TradeWork Home Services

TradeWork Home Services is Matthew Gotay's residential electrical business, run from 53 Langholm Dr in Nashua and known to older customers as MRG Electric. Gotay holds New Hampshire electrician licence 13907, verified active against the state's OPLC registry, and the Google profile carries 5 stars from 131 ratings across 122 reviews going back to 2021. The work customers describe is the full residential range: service upgrades to 200 amps, panel replacements, recessed lighting through whole houses, ceiling fans with new wiring run where none existed, EV charger installation, generator and battery-backup hookups, smart doorbells hardwired, smoke detectors, GFCI outlets and pool and jacuzzi circuits. A July 2025 customer upgrading to a 200-amp service took four quotes and picked his — not the highest or the lowest — because he walked both homeowners through the sequence, the utility and city inspector involvement and exactly how long the power would be off. A March 2026 EV charger customer had the building permit and inspection handled for him. Two things recur in the detail. The first is that he keeps finding things nobody asked him to look at: a live wire boxed off during a porch-light repair in November 2025, a redundant meter that he had the power company remove so the household stopped paying for it, a dryer vent that was not venting outside, hidden and out-of-code DIY wiring from previous owners tracked down and corrected. The second is money — reviewers say he is up front about fees before starting, quotes and then bills what he quoted, does small extras without adding charges, and in a 2023 job troubleshot a flickering light for nothing during a walkthrough. Cleanliness and explanation come up almost every time: furniture and floors covered, no drywall dust left behind after cutting can-light holes, and a habit of teaching the homeowner what went wrong and why. Several people are on their second, third or fourth job with him, including one household using him since buying their home in 2023. This is a one-electrician business, and one reviewer describes being squeezed into a busy day at the last minute. If timing matters, ask what the calendar looks like before you plan around the work; on scope, price and safety, the record here is about as consistent as it gets.