Tyler Fisher Electrical

Half a house without power, and Tyler Fisher at the door in under 20 minutes: an April 2026 Google reviewer wrote that the main breaker was losing its connection to the incoming line, and the fix was done within 90 minutes. Short-notice calls like that come up again and again in this Whitman electrician's reviews, which run from August 2025 to August 2026 and stand at 4.9 stars across 49 Google ratings. Tyler Fisher Electrical is owner-operated by Tyler Fisher, who, by the company's account, spent four years on active duty in the U.S. Air Force as a diesel engine mechanic and has 7+ years in the electrical field; it describes itself as veteran-owned, and two reviewers mention veteran discounts. TYLER FISHER holds Massachusetts electrician license #60298-EL-B, which the state registry shows as active. The company's site describes him as a master electrician and also lists MA Lic #24248A. It offers residential and commercial repairs, lighting, panel and service upgrades, EV chargers, smart-home work and new-construction wiring across the South Shore, Plymouth County, Cape Cod and Greater Boston. The jobs are concrete. A May 2026 customer with an older home had a sub-panel added for a new EV charger; they wrote that he found loose breaker connections along the way and that the inspector commented on the quality of the work. Another May 2026 reviewer had a dryer back running in under an hour after he replaced a faulty breaker and checked older knob-and-tube wiring. In June 2026, one customer had a Nest thermostat, Nest doorbell and new lighting installed, and a 20-year property manager praised outdoor meter work and fair pricing. An August 2026 reviewer had the electric panel and service swapped. Older accounts follow the same lines. A January 2026 customer said he came the same day to certify basement wiring for a deadline and returned the signed paperwork that evening. In a September 2025 review, a customer wrote that he wired a radon system on a few days' notice, then later spent considerable time at their mother's house on a dishwasher call, found no electrical problem, and did not charge. A 2025 homeowner said he removed and rewired the knob-and-tube wiring throughout their house, and a Whitman couple had him wire their new pool.