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Residential · Commercial · South Coast

Electrical services for homes, businesses & properties.

Choose a service call, a planned upgrade, smarter controls or support for a property you manage.

After-hours electrical work is a specialty, from residential repairs to commercial work planned around operating hours. Availability, scope and any additional charges are confirmed before work is agreed.

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Small repairs to ambitious upgrades

What do you need done?

Pick a service below, search by the problem, or describe your job. You do not need to know the electrical terminology.

Choose your path

Service and projects for homes and businesses.

Start with the immediate problem, a planned improvement, or a broader look at your electrical system.

More services: wiring, smart controls & specialist work

From first question to an agreed plan

A clear next step for your electrical job.

1. Tell us the goal

Send your town, what needs fixing or improving, timing and safely taken photos. List several small tasks together if that helps.

2. Review the options

Francisco reviews the details and identifies what can be estimated from the information provided and what needs an onsite assessment.

3. Agree on the work

Confirm scope, price, equipment, scheduling and any required coordination before authorizing work. Submitting a request does not book an appointment.

Talk directly with a licensed, insured local electrician. Explore real project photos, FPE’s approach and payment, deposit and warranty information before you decide.

Electrical work in Massachusetts

Code, permits and the right scope.

New equipment and changes to wiring have to be planned around the property, manufacturer instructions and the Massachusetts Electrical Code. We discuss permitting and inspection for the work being proposed.

Current state code

Massachusetts publishes the current 527 CMR 12.00 Electrical Code and amendments. Requirements depend on the job and the permit date.

View the Massachusetts Electrical Code ↗

Storm and temporary power

Need help after an outage?

Get help with customer-owned service attachments, risers, masts, weatherheads, meter equipment and panels after utility hazards are cleared—plus safe generator and temporary-power connections.

Storm & service damage

First step

For downed lines or a torn-away meter, keep clear and call 911 and the utility. Once safe, tell us what happened.

Before you contact us

Quick answers for New Bedford area jobs.

Your property and equipment determine the scope. These answers help you choose the right first conversation.

Tell us about the job

Each question has an answer. Tap or click a question to open it; select it again to close.

Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?

Maybe. The decision depends on the existing service, panel, current loads, charger requirements and available load-management options. A Power-Ready Assessment is a good first step when capacity is unclear.

Can you help after a storm damages my service line, riser or meter?

Yes. After the utility controls any downed-line hazard, FPE can discuss customer-owned attachments, risers, masts, weatherheads, meter equipment and related service repairs. See storm and service-damage help for what to report.

Do you take small jobs and service calls?

Yes. Tell us whether the problem affects one device, a circuit or the whole property, when it started and whether there are warning signs. See common service calls.

Can a property manager send several work orders?

Yes. Include each address and unit, onsite contact, access window and approval contact. We can discuss the priorities and a practical schedule. See property support.

Let’s get to work

Tell Francisco what you need.

Explore your options

Useful products. A plan for your property.

Browse lighting controls, EV charging, backup power and connected-home options, or learn about chandelier lifts for high ceilings.

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