Updated October 2026
Straight answer
Yes. Our office is in Danvers, and we handle service upgrades, panel replacements, generator wiring, EV chargers and repairs across town, with phones answered 24/7. One local difference matters: Danvers has its own municipal electric division, so meter and service work is coordinated with the town rather than Eversource, and the schedule is built around its process.
How a service upgrade works when the town is your utility
A service upgrade replaces the parts that bring power into the house: the meter socket, the service entrance cable or mast, the main panel and the grounding. The utility owns the line to the house and the meter, so every upgrade needs the utility to disconnect the old service and connect the new one. In Danvers that utility is the town, not a large private company, and the coordination happens with its electric division rather than a regional call center.
We handle the paperwork and the sequence: the electrical permit, the request to the electric division, the shutdown date, the inspection and the reconnect. On the day, the house is usually without power for part of the day while the old equipment comes out and the new socket, mast and panel go in. We tell you ahead of time what will be off and for roughly how long, so you can plan around work, medical equipment or a cold snap.
The Danvers electric division and the code on our side
Danvers homes get their power from the town's municipal electric division rather than Eversource, and that division has a handbook setting the rules for new and upgraded services. When we plan a service upgrade or a generator connection here, the meter location, service size and hookup follow that handbook, and everything past the meter follows the state electrical code. Our office is in Danvers, so a job in town is one of our shortest drives, which matters when something fails late at night.
Backup power that is safe for the town's line crews
A generator connection has to keep power from flowing back onto the utility lines, because a backfed line can injure a lineworker making repairs. That is just as true when the crew works for the town as it is anywhere else. A manual interlock with an inlet box is the simplest code-compliant setup for a portable generator. A standby generator uses an automatic transfer switch and needs a gas or propane supply, a pad and clearance from windows and doors.
We size the system with you: which circuits matter during an outage, whether the boiler or furnace controls need steady power, whether a sump pump has to run. A portable generator with an interlock covers the essentials for many households, while others want the house to switch over without anyone going outside. For standby units, the transfer switch can go in at the same time as a service upgrade, which saves a second shutdown and a second inspection.
What we do most for Danvers neighbors
Electrical Panel Upgrade
Panel and service upgrades in Danvers are scheduled with the town's electric division.
Meter Socket & Service Mast Repair
Damaged sockets and masts have to be repaired before the town reconnects the service.
Generator Interlock & Inlet
A safe portable generator setup that keeps power off the town's lines.
Standby Generator Installation
Automatic backup that can be timed with a service upgrade to save a shutdown.
Emergency Electrician
With the office in town, night calls in Danvers are close to home.
EV Charger Installation
Charger circuits sized to the service, with program questions checked against the local utility.
Planning a service upgrade in Danvers? We will handle the coordination with the town.
Call (617) 843-6591Questions from Danvers homeowners
If your neighbors are dark too, it is a utility outage, and in Danvers that goes to the town's electric division. If it is only your house, or only part of it, call us. We answer 24/7 and can tell you over the phone which case you are in.
Often, yes. We run a load calculation, then confirm the service size and meter requirements with the electric division before ordering equipment. The town sets the rules for its side of the connection, and we build our side to match.
Not necessarily. Utility-run programs depend on who supplies your power, and Danvers customers are served by the town rather than Eversource. Check with the electric division on what is available before buying a charger, and we wire to any program's requirements.
We answer any hour, and since our office is in Danvers it is one of the closest places we cover. When you call, we give you a realistic arrival estimate and tell you what to switch off in the meantime.