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WJW Electric is a one-man outfit built around a single promise: Billy Webber, the owner, shows up and does the work himself, master electrician license in hand. Based in Pepperell, right on the Massachusetts-New Hampshire line, the company says it has spent about a decade covering the border towns from Nashua down to Pepperell, Townsend and Ashby. Eighteen Google reviews dating back to 2024 are unanimously five stars, and the same detail keeps showing up across them: reviewers say he arrives when he says he will and explains what he's doing before he does it. A 2025 review from a landlord describes using him as the only electrical contractor across several rental properties for years, after he first rewired a basement, added circuits, and fixed a grounded neutral — the estimate, the reviewer notes, came in at or under what he'd quoted. The work itself leans toward panel and circuit upgrades — a recent review describes him adding two dedicated circuits to stop breakers tripping under an air conditioner load — plus lighting wired during remodels, including LED fixtures and relocated outlets in a kitchen remodel and in-ground landscape uplighting for a backyard project. A review from earlier in 2026 describes a more unusual job: wiring an 8KW sauna heater with a control panel, called a complex install handled quickly. Activity has stayed steady into mid-2026, with six reviews in the last six months and none negative. Before calling, it's worth confirming license status directly: the website states Massachusetts and New Hampshire master electrician licenses and an unrestricted Massachusetts Construction Supervisor license, but these are the company's own claims rather than numbers checked against a state registry. For a homeowner near the NH/MA border who wants one licensed electrician handling a job start to finish — a panel upgrade, a rewire, or lighting for a remodel — the reviews here point to someone reliable to schedule and straightforward to work with. Confirm the license numbers and get a firm estimate before booking; the track record for a small, owner-operated shop is unusually consistent.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from WJW Electric. 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.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
Had great experience with WJW Great communication. Great work. Clean and organized. Must hire...... Will work with again on my remodeling projects. Great job and Thank you
Have had William out twice now. Both times he did excellent work, cleaned up after himself, was prompt and reasonably priced. He’s made the family book of “who to call” when we need an electrician. First job was for replacing a wire from the attic to an outlet on the 2nd floor, second was to install an outdoor outlet box at the back porch. Would highly recommend.
WJW Electric did a fabulous job on our kitchen remodel. Bill was on time, on budget and a true professional. Added LED lighting, installed new outlets and moved existing outlets seamlessly. Highly recommend!!
I had a circuit that was tripping with my air conditioners on and Billy came over and added 2 dedicated circuits for my air conditioners. He was very professional and would highly recommend!
Billy does really great work! He is highly experienced & very thorough. Highly recommend.
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