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Village Home Services is a Chelmsford, MA electrical, HVAC, and plumbing contractor — the renamed and expanded successor to Village Electric and Village HVAC — with 449 reviews stretching back to 2010 across Google, Angi, and Thumbtack. The company says its team has worked the Greater Lowell area for more than a decade, and it holds registry-verified electrician licenses in both Massachusetts (Andrew M Levesque) and New Hampshire (Joshua R Leclair), matching a service area that runs from Cambridge and Lexington into southern New Hampshire towns like Nashua and Salem. Electrical work is what the bulk of the record is built on — panel upgrades, whole-house rewiring, generator hookups, smoke-detector code compliance on a 24-hour turnaround, Nest doorbell installs — and the same few technicians (Anthony, Kevin, Seth, Josh) come up again and again for showing up on time and explaining the work before starting it. The company has also grown a real HVAC side: Google reviews describe whole-house heat pump installations, a same-day furnace replacement when a competitor was booked two months out, and AC repairs diagnosed and fixed the same day. Plumbing comes up less often but is real work too — a burst-pipe emergency, a stopped drain, a shower-valve repair — handled by a separate plumbing crew. The clearest negative review is an Angi review from December 2025: a customer said the plumber sent out broke a shower valve, capped the line with a stopper instead of finishing the repair, and took 5-6 hours on a job a different company later finished in 2-3. In a May 2026 r/LowellMA thread, a commenter objected to a $70 fee to assess the situation that would not be applied to any work done. It stands out against a run of five-star reviews, including 35 in the past six months with none negative, but it's worth asking a few questions up front if the job is plumbing specifically, rather than electrical or HVAC where the record is deeper and more consistent. A couple of older accounts are worth noting for context: in a 2023 review, a customer described a large underground-cable trenching job that mentioned "an honest misunderstanding" early on but still ended in a five-star rating, and another from that year covered rewiring in an 88-year-old house's original fixtures. Village Home Services is a strong default call for electrical work in and around Chelmsford — panel work, rewiring, and generator setups are where the technicians and the reviews are most consistent — and a reasonable one for HVAC installs and emergencies too. If the job is a plumbing repair, it's worth asking who specifically will be sent and confirming the scope before they start.
“I dont blame Village 1 bit.”
“A $70 fee to assess the situation and it will NOT be applied to any work we have done! We had village electric do a ton of work on our house a few years ago. They have since become Village Home Services. I need a fuse fixed and just set the appointment. As of last week they are charging that $70 fee to show up and assess the situation. BUT they won’t apply the fee to the work done if I hire them. I can understand a small fee in case you don’t have work done but $70 up front just to access and then pay the full cost of the job that’s nonsense. Does anyone NOT think this is bullshit? Sugges”
“We had village electric do a ton of work on our house a few years ago. They have since become Village Home Services. I need a fuse fixed and just set the appointment. As of last week they are charging that $70 fee to show up and access the situation. BUT they won’t apply the fee to the work done if I hire them.”
“We just used Village Home Services because a toilet seems to be leaking. They did a really good job and were an acceptable price.”
Our pool heater was hit by a tree and sustained some overall damage. We contacted several companies prior to Village Home Services and got the run around for months. Frustrated, we called our pool heater company and they suggested Village Home Services, and I'm so glad they did. Village Home Services answered our call promptly and came out to our house the next day to assess the damage. They then scheduled a repair date with transformer part, also within a day. The technician (Seth) arrived early in the morning, providing texts of when he would arrive, which was helpful. He worked quickly and did a great job overall, was extremely knowledgeable, courteous and professional. He also offered to perform maintenance on the unit for a nominal fee, which of course we agreed. Prices were extremely reasonable and the initial unit repair assessment was applied to the total amount versus a separate charge, as many companies do to tack on additional costs, which was greatly appreciated. The total cost for everything (assessment, transformer part, labor, etc) totaled under $500, but we opted for a one-time maintenance service, which was a nominal amount and well worth it. We plan to contact Village Home Services for future projects and highly recommend their services.
Village Home Services has done several electrical projects for over the years ranging from small jobs changing out light switches to complete wiring of new addition and garage. Josh and Andrew are very responsive and the crew does excellent work and is always professional on the job. Highly recommended!
Seth arrived right on time and finished the electrical work very quickly. He was professional, efficient, and did a great job. I am very happy with his service.
Craig did a great job explaining everything to me very patiently and got my A/C up and running in no time! Very friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. Thank you!
Anthony came on time and was very understanding and smart about how to fix the problem. I felt I was in very good hands. He listened, he fixed. Thank you Anthony and thank you Village Home Services. I can see again in my kitchen.
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2 changes recorded — last scanned Sep 5, 2026.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Village Home Services. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
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$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
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Heat pump system installed in one long day4.6
Recessed lighting, pendants and ceiling fans4.5
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