UpWire service was great. They were prompt and did excellent work. Highly recommended.read more

Excellent service quality, reasonable price. Fast turnaround around, friendly technicians!read more

Brett and Chris did all of the electrical work for our significant renovation project in Andover,…read moreand they were great. Extremely knowledgeable, polite, and timely. Would highly recommend.

Nice guy. Came in and charged $95 to rip out one section of knob and tube wiring, said he'd come…read moreback and replace the receptacle it was running off of. E-mailed, called, oh well, guess I'll have to do it myself.

This is the second time I have hired E/R Electric. They made themselves available almost…read moreimmediately, after ordering the needed equipment, and installed so efficiently they were in and out in less than an hour. He went above and beyond to help with a couple of extra things at no charge. Highly recommend!

I bought a new dishwasher and I needed an outlet to install it as my old dishwasher was hard wired…read more. I called E/R Electric and left a message and within four hours from my call Eddie showed up with Steve and they both did an awesome job. It's been years since I needed an electrician and now I will use Eddie in the future. If you'e looking for someone who is friendly and professional Eddie is your guy to hire.

One of the best electricians I have ever found. On time and does a great job. I highly recommend.read more

water heater started leaking Friday night. was able to get…read moresomeone out first thing Saturday morning. Ryan was great, tried to keep my carpets/bathroom clean as much as possible and was patient in discussing my options and answering my questions. Surprisingly was able to get an appointment for install on Monday. Jared was also great. Definitely appreciate the small details and concerns to keep the carpet clean like hand carrying both the old and new water heater up 2 flights of stairs. Between the quick response/scheduling time, clean workmanship, and fine attention to detail, happy to say the leaking water heater experience felt less chaotic with 128's help! Total turnaround time, Friday 11pm to Monday 4pm hot water up and running!!

I called 128 Plumbing about one cracked drain pipe. I was told my entire house needed to be…read morerepiped. The estimate (#435094323) was $30,275 to demo every wall and ceiling necessary, disconnect first- and second-floor bathrooms, toilets and sinks, and replace the main stack. That was presented to me as the only option -- no alternatives, no phasing, nothing. And it did not include the roughly $6,000 I'd need to close the walls back up and reinstall fixtures, or the ~$400 roofer I'd have to hire and coordinate myself. Their own estimate puts the hole repair on the customer in writing. All in: nearly $37,000. Meanwhile my first-floor tenant was told she couldn't use her bathroom or her kitchen. When I hesitated at the number, I was told that at least if I sold the house I'd "have retail value." That's the line that made me stop and get a second opinion. Thompson Plumbing came out, found the actual leak -- old hubbed cast iron serving the kitchen -- and repiped it. $2,995. My final invoice was $3,420, and that included an unrelated frost-free silcock I added on. My toilet was fine. My kitchen sink was fine. My tenant's kitchen and bathroom were fine. Not one wall was demoed. Same house. Same leak. Ten percent of the price. I'm not going to speculate about why the two assessments were so far apart. I'll just say this: if 128 Plumbing tells you your house needs a $30,000 repipe, get a second quote before you sign anything. I nearly didn't, and it would have cost me thirty-three thousand dollars I did not need to spend.

8/4/26 - Wanted to give a shout out to a post install follow-up by Mike P. He was able to quickly…read moreidentify a configuration change needed to address temperatures on really hot days!

**SCAM ALERT PLEASE READ*** It has come to my attention that the technicians of Cranney's LIKELY…read moreGET A COMMISSION off their sales. Please keep this in mind and consider a second opinion if they give you a large quote. This is my story: My elderly mother contacted me in a panic after she had a technician named Ryder come to her house to check/clean her heating system. Somewhere in the process, he told her that her entire heating system needed to be replaced and would roughly cost her $15,000...AND he gave her a DEADLINE of 3pm that day to get back to him or that price would change. Please note that her heating system works and is not broken. I decided to contact Cranney's on my own and ask one simple question: "Do your technicians get a commission on their sales?" I was placed on hold so the operator could consult the manager. When she returned, I was told the manager was at lunch and would call me back. I then asked for an assistant manager or someone else that might have the answer. She then asked "What is this in regards to?" (I am not sure why she asked that again, as I only asked that one question). Sensing the defensiveness in her voice, I decided to tell her that I wanted my technician to receive a commission because "he did a wonderful job". She sounded relieved and more willing to seek out an answer. She put me on hold again. When she returned she told me that she could "not disclose that information"...this was enough for me. If a technician charges 15K for a job and gets 5% commission, that's a $750 addition to his paycheck. Please keep in mind I never got an official answer, however if the answer was "no" then it would've been simple. Offering commission on services like this without guardrails, is a corrupt incentive for technicians with no integrity and an easy way to con old women into spending money they don't have on something they don't need. Not to mention the coercion technique used causing unnecessary panic by telling her that a decision needs to be made TODAY...or else. Also, you should know that the manager never called me back. I have no interest in telling them how to operate, I can only offer my experience with the hope that the consumer is better informed. Please consider a second opinion when using their services.

My renters mentioned they had seen an outlet spark. Obviously concerned I reached out to Kuhlman to…read morecome in and take a look. The coordination was smooth and they fit me in earlier than I expected. They did a thorough diagnosis of potentially severe problems/fixed them and upgraded the condo's entire electrical system at a fair price. Ervis and his team were great about communicating updates and saw the project through from first meeting until the inspection by the city. Thank you to Ervis and everyone at Kuhlman.

Very disappointed with my experience. I scheduled a knob-and-tube wiring assessment and was…read morerequired to pay the fee in advance before anyone even came to my home. During the visit, the technician spent very little time explaining the condition of my wiring or how much knob-and-tube wiring was actually present. I left with more questions than answers and didn't receive the detailed assessment I was expecting. Instead, the conversation quickly shifted toward recommending expensive electrical work without first providing a clear explanation of the inspection findings. Considering the upfront fee, I don't feel the assessment provided good value. I expected a thorough evaluation, a detailed explanation of the results, and enough information to make an informed decision. Unfortunately, that was not my experience.

Seems to be a scam. Not a local company. Missed 3 appointments this week after rescheduling each…read more They can't pronounce Gloucester and when you ask them where they are based they say "Massachusetts," when you ask what city they hang up on you. Beware.