Andrew Rossman Electrical Services

Andrew Rossman Electrical Services keeps landing on five stars no matter which site you check: a perfect 5.0 across 49 Google ratings, a 4.8 across 78 reviews on Angi, and an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. That kind of agreement across independent platforms, over several years, is the most telling thing about this Peabody shop. The company says it's owner-operated: Andrew Rossman, a Massachusetts Licensed Master Electrician, personally handles every job himself rather than sending out a rotating crew or subcontractors. It says it has served Peabody and the North Shore towns of Salem, Danvers, Beverly, Lynn, Lynnfield, Swampscott, Marblehead, Saugus, Reading, North Reading, Hamilton, Wenham, and Burlington since 2005, working panel upgrades, EV charger installations, troubleshooting calls, and lighting and wiring jobs. Its BBB file, though, records the business itself as started in 2017. That's worth asking about if the longer history matters to you, since it likely reflects Andrew's own years in the trade versus how long this particular company has been formally registered. The review history backs up the ratings: Angi shows reviews stretching from 2017 through 2023, and the recurring theme across them, on Google and elsewhere, is responsiveness and clean, courteous work — not a one-off compliment but a pattern that holds across dozens of reviews and multiple sites. The BBB accreditation, held since 2021, adds a second, independent layer of vetting beyond star ratings alone. The business lists a Master Electrician license number on its own site, but that's a self-report here; it hasn't been checked against the state board in this read, so confirm it's current before booking anything. For North Shore homeowners who need a panel upgrade, an EV charger installed, or an electrical problem tracked down by someone who shows up himself rather than sending a stranger, this is a well-corroborated option. Ask about the 2005-vs-2017 discrepancy and get the license confirmed directly, but the volume and consistency of the ratings here are hard to argue with.