TruePoint Electric

A tree came down on a neighbor's power line and knocked service off the house — TruePoint Electric's Chris was there within the hour. That kind of urgency shows up across dozens of jobs for this Marshfield electrician: panel upgrades, EV chargers, generator work, and the everyday breaker and outlet fixes that come with owning a house on the South Shore. Chris, a licensed electrician the company says has worked the trade more than 17 years, founded TruePoint to bring clearer communication to residential electrical work, and Aden is named just as often in the reviews as the second half of the crew. The Massachusetts electrician license behind the business is active on the state registry, and the reviews back up the day-to-day: quotes given on the spot, same-day EV charger installs (several customers name Tesla wall chargers specifically), and outages or malfunctioning breakers fixed the day they're called in. Customers repeatedly mention the crew leaving the house cleaner than they found it and wearing booties inside. A handful of reviews raise pricing as the thing to nail down first. One customer from March 2026 described a $2,000 charge with no town permit pulled and debris left behind; two others describe feeling overcharged for small jobs — $650 to diagnose an issue and swap a dimmer switch, and $328 for a technician who arrived 50 minutes late. Get a firm, itemized quote before work starts, and confirm whether a permit is needed for the job. TruePoint is a strong call for panel upgrades, EV charger installs, and same-day electrical troubleshooting on the South Shore — the work its reviewers describe most. Nail down the price and permit question up front, especially for a smaller job.