Terrible electrician! He was in my home almost 2 hours and couldn't, didn't fix a thing. Even a…read moresimple power switch that was out he didn't know how to fix. He took off plate and looked, that's it! What a rip off! And he was huffing and puffing the entire time, very heavy man. I ended up calling First Class Electric. He came over and inspected everything and knew what was going on. He didn't charge me first visit and set up a day to come back. When he came back he did everything in ONE HOUR! The power that SEV didn't know how to fix was just needing new light switches, SEV couldn't figure that one out? RIPOFF! Don't use this this electrician! Recommend by FB neighborhood, I don't know why?

Steve is a professional, reliable, and experienced electrician. His pricing is very competitive, he…read moretakes the time to explain everything clearly, and he goes above and beyond to do things the right way. I can't recommend him highly enough.

This July, a sudden storm hit Middlesex County. It came fast, hard, and took out plenty of poles…read moreand utility lines to homes. We got hit and a neighbor helped us to limp along. We had enough time to research electricians and make an informed choice. First guy Facetimed from a ladder, so he was already in the thick of it. Came by a couple of days later with a big crew and a big price tag, like an ice cream truck on a hot day, there was no lack of customers, so it was take the price or we roll. We passed up. Second guy did a walk-through and found a couple of things besides the mast that needed attention. But it didn't feel right,--if the breaker panel box had minuscule water intrusion, that doesn't call for changing the breaker panel...that's a SEALING and PITCH issue on the outside conduit. And...if you look into it, the last 90° bend before entering the siding needs a weep hole drilled into it. Another electrician started talking about grounding rods sight-unseen. I get it, a lot of homes lose rod contact, say from loose fittings and/or lawnmowers, but that sounded like conjecture. Whereas Austin explained it, that when a circuit is changed from 100Amps to 200Amps, the requirement is two grounding rods, and a thicker gauge grounding wire. The NEC is there for a reason, so contractors have to explain it in terms of the codes. Do yourself a favor, read a little and ask your electricians what is needed or what you want in technical terms. Call up an online diagram and point at what you want. That way, people like Austin will do a better job and provide you what you want. Austin's awesome repair fixed the problem, prepped us for an upgrade in the future, and we also plan to add a soft-start to the air condenser. Austin hustled to get us back up and running, with an improved mast, new meter panel, better wiring, and a weep hole before the siding. His price was amazing and no one else could have beaten it without skimping on supplies or attention to detail.

Austin installed a circuit for my EV charger. There was a little difficulty based on the location…read moreof where I wanted the charger in the garage. Austin figured it out and now, no more trips to the supercharging stations! Austin was thorough and neat with his work. Cool dude so that's a plus. Very personable, great with communication and reasonable pricing!

I had an issue with some outlets malfunctioning due to using an appliance. had a handyman take a…read morelook and he told me that I would need a rewiring of the wire from the electric panel. Not pleasant news. Then I decided to give a call to Tri Starr. Neil picked up and he didn't listen as much as I had wanted him to, and he quickly indicated that the handyman is probably wrong. I was a bit skeptical to be honest, but I gave it a go. Joey showed up on the same day as the call and he was actually really pleasant to talk to and resolved my problem relatively quickly. I didn't have to do a rewire so that was a relief. and in the end, Neil was right. They were prompt, knowledgeable and generally friendly. Give them a call

Neil was great! I had to have a federal pacific sub panel replaced to bring the panel up to code…read more He quickly took care of obtaining the permit and got the job done in a couple of hours. Price was reasonable. Communication and work was outstanding. I will definitely give him a call for future needs!

Look no further if you want a qualified, honest, dependable, knowledgeable, and most importantly,…read morean expert. Frank is the Man! He originally came out to fix a problem that another local electrician had failed to remedy and who eventually ghosted us. Our Ring Doorbell would buzz and vibrate at all hours of the day Frank carefully listened, diagnosed the issue, and fixed the problem. The problem was old and poor wiring that the previous electrician had allegedly replaced. Soon there after, we hired Frank to install recessed lighting in our primary bedroom, daughter's bedroom, and our guest bathroom. Needless to say, he meticulously did the job with minimal disruption and it looks great. He cleaned up nicely and was a complete professional. Able Electric pricing was very reasonable. No upselling, nothing up his sleeve, and just pure honesty. Excellent communication throughout the process and an expert at his craft. We highly recommend him!

Frank, Thank you so much for your professional assistance. After you called PSEG, the technician…read morearrived to fix everything just one hour later. I didn't have to explain anything to him because you had already taken care of everything. I'm so happy that all the issues have been resolved, including the ceiling lights, TV, washer, dryer, microwave, etc. I had been dealing with these problems for a month, and now they're all fixed at once. I can't thank you enough. Yuko Aizawa

We had been looking for a electrician we could always go to. Always helps to have someone to cover…read moreevery trade you may own when you have a home. So my wife found BMSE Electrical. While the initial work that he did was fine, the service afterwards leads us to that we can't possibly recommend them for electric work. We asked Brian to wire our living room from our office with cat5 as we had a need for a wired connection. He installed the wire and on the surface, it looked fine. When it didn't function properly, repeated emails and calls to Brian were yessed to death and left hanging. He even lied to say he stopped by our house and left a business card. I eventually diagnosed the problem that he wired the cat5 incorrectly as a crossover cable. Once I relayed this to him, still, he continued to blow me off. I even offered $10 for him to stop by when he was in the area to correct the job he had done wrong and he STILL didn't come. In the end, a friend recommended a crossover cable adapter ordered online and that fixed the problem (as 2 crossovers equals standard ethernet, so the adapter canceled out the crossover effect). So, after 4 months of trying to get Brian back here, I fixed the problem myself, at my own cost. Now, the cable has stopped working altogether and I have no reason not to believe it wasn't the poor job he did installing it. For that reason, I cannot recommend them for your electrical needs.

Used them before worker was really nice and thorough - needed more work done left a message twice…read moreno call back so I guess they don't need business / went else where ...poor customer service , owner has zero personality, his attitude is whatever who cares, go elsewhere this company sucks!

I needed a 200 amp board upgrade ASAP for my bridgewater home as the power was faltering causing my…read moreHVAC to fail in the coldest 2 weeks of winter in ten years. Oscar from AROS ELECTRIC answered my call almost straight away and within two days he and his team installed a new electrical panel and for under $5500. Another less honest and less scrupulous local electrical contractor wanted to charge $7500!! I hate it when contractors take advantage of your pain Overall I am very happy and impressed with AROS ELECTRIC. I've since had the team come back to do additional work such as installing lights and new receptacles throughout my house and all the work was done well and by courteous and polite contractors.

Very kind owner. Very reasonable about price. Very flexible. Honest and timely. Cannot go wrong…read morewith him.

I called 3 electrians left messages with 2 of them. I still haven't heard from them. Dan answered…read morehis phone gave me two quotes right away. I needed a new 220 line to my dryer and a new breaker. Dan came the next day and did everything that needed to be done. He even checked all the breakers to make sure the wires were all tight. Made sure my dryer worked. He is an excellent electrician. We will be using Dan now for any electrical work that we might need done. Thank you Dan for all the good work you did. Also his prices are very reasonable. I give Dan a 10 star.

Daniel was recommended to me by a neighbor who was getting transfer switch so when the power goes…read moreout it's easy to turn your generator on and one plug later and a flick of a switch, your most important circuits will have power. I had been searching for an electrician for several weeks but all I found was no calls returned or ghosted when they were supposed to come and quote. Mccaffrey was different. They called me back the same day, showed up at a time versus a 4 hour window, was super knowledgeable and friendly and the cost was very reasonable. I'm happy to say now, I got a guy for that!

Arrived on time (very important) and handled the ceiling fan install quickly. I recommend Baran…read moreElectric

We recently hired Baran Electric to install a NEMA 6-50 outlet with a 40A breaker for our new EV…read more Our home had outdated Federal Pacific panels, which are known to be unsafe. Although Dan recommended replacing all three panels, he understood our initial goal was just to add an EV charging outlet. He suggested a practical solution: replace only the panel serving the new outlet. Dan provided clear quotes for several options, including removing old electric heating panels in the garage, installing a new panel for the EV charger, and replacing all panels and wiring in the garage's electric room. Throughout the process, Dan was calm, accommodating, and always ready to help. We ultimately decided to proceed with all the recommended upgrades. Dan's pricing was very competitive, and his team was competent, diligent, and respectful. The work was completed on schedule, and the electrical inspector was extremely pleased with the quality, offering high praise for Dan and his crew. We highly recommend Baran Electric for any electrical work--especially if you value professionalism, expertise, and fair pricing.