William Morrissey Electrictrician

A homeowner was facing a new boiler. William Morrissey went looking for the fault in the wiring instead, found it well hidden, replaced a tiny fuse, and the boiler stayed where it was. That customer wrote it up in January. He works on his own, sometimes under the name Eco Electric, and the jobs in his reviews run from that kind of diagnosis to plain installation work. In 2023 he fitted an EV charger, and the customer said he explained everything clearly at a price in line with the other electricians they had spoken to. In July 2021 he wired two mini-split heads and carried out a 200-amp service upgrade, working alongside the heating contractor and the electrical inspector. A customer writing in August 2022 had him wire a new bathroom, then called him back months later for emergency work and said he turned up almost immediately. Small jobs get the same treatment. A customer in December 2021 supplied their own motion-activated fixture, and he pulled the defective one out and fitted it just before the holidays. In May 2020, someone wrote on behalf of an elderly neighbour whose lamp-post light had failed in a storm: he went and got a new light, installed it and painted the post. On a hot, humid Sunday in July 2020, a homeowner with no air conditioning and no internet rang around, and he was the one who picked up and got there within ninety minutes. Price comes up nearly as often as the work. A customer writing in June said his number came in below the other quotes and covered more than the others had offered, with the pricing set out up front. In May 2020, a reviewer noted he wore proper PPE, used existing material where he could without cutting corners, finished in a single afternoon and came in inside the estimate. Another that autumn expected a quote and a return visit and instead had the job done on the spot for a fraction of what they had braced for. He sits at 5.0 across 56 ratings on each of Angi and HomeAdvisor, with accounts running from 2019 to this year. For a one-man electrician — a fault nobody else has cracked, an EV charger, a service upgrade, outdoor lighting — this is the kind of tradesman customers say they are keeping the number for. He fits small work around bigger jobs, so ask where you land in the schedule and whether you or he supplies the fixtures.