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"The next time you're looking for a professional electrician you can trust call John Dicenzo from Methuen. He is licensed and insured with experience to complete your projects. John is polite and pleasant and communicates with you on what has to be done safely. You know you're paying a fair price with no hidden fees when his work is completed. Honestly when you choose John Dicenso electrician, You're getting more than fair prices and Superior electrical services. John is committed to excellence."

"Came in, gave me an honest assessment of the work that needed to be done and gave me options on how I wanted to handle the issues I was having. Got the lights on that were not working and even installed a receiver box into my fan for a great price and super fast. Was knowledgeable and explained all the issues observed to me. I learned a lot in a really short time and am pleased with the work done. Would absolutely hire again and kept contact information to do so."

"Yes , the job was done right and to specs , made sure every thing was right and worked and cleaned up after completion . Am very happy , Joe is very personable , soft spoken , knowledgeable, polite , explained everything and will not stop until it’s right . Great guy and workmanship "

"Great job done.. great communication"

"Highly recommend! John Gambino Electric rewired our 100+ year-old house, removing knob and tube, other outdated wiring and bringing every room and the garage up to code. House easily passed the required electrical inspection. The team of Bill H and Bill were reliable, extremely hard working, great problem solvers, and cared about the quality of their work. Bill H kept us apprised daily of progress and met all project deadlines. As a homeowner, itâ s hard to live in a house during such a big project but weâ re so grateful we did it with this team."

"On 4/6/2018 a representative from Generation Electric came to my home to provide an estimate to replace an existing chandelier with a replacement of the same chandelier. The existing chandelier was being replaced due to the previous installation errors and damage sustained during the first installation attempt by another electrician. I made the representative aware of some very important aspects of the installation at this time. The chandelier has 22 crystals and would need the cords cut to equal lengths and rewired. Each crystal would need to be wrapped to insure that they would not bang against each other and become nicked. The entire fixture is very heavy and four people minimum would be needed onsite to install. The representative assured me none of these concerns would be an issue and that electricians experienced with installing similar fixtures would be sent for the install. I explicitly told him that this was a job for professionals experienced with this type of project and that I did not want a repeat the first attempt- the chandelier was expensive! On 4/24/2018 a crew of four electricians arrived to install the replacement chandelier. The first step was the removal of the old chandelier. After this was complete the electricians informed me that they did not feel comfortable or believe it was safe to install the new chandelier without additional support beams being installed in the ceiling. I agreed and told them I would have the ceiling cut open, supports installed, drywall replaced and everything repainted for the installation. I had this work completed over the next couple of weeks. On 5/11/2018 the second crew of electricians (only three this time) came to my home for the installation. The window of arrival was 8am to 10am with a call prior. I received no call and they arrived at 9:10am. After a few minutes of being there and me telling them protecting the crystals from nicks was top priority they determined they needed something to wrap each crystal with. Shouldn’t they have known this? One of the electricians was from the first crew additionally, this was made quite clear during the estimate. At this point two of the three guys left to go to Home Depot to buy bubble wrap. Approximately an hour later they returned with bubble wrap and began the installation. The team struggled from the very beginning from how to best move the fixture out of the box to work on the wiring to where to place the fixture to get the cord height adjustment taken care of. I told them that the previous team elevated the fixture across two four feet ladders which helped with being able to adjust the cords and wire the fixture. Once the wiring began one of the electricians told me that they would not be able to make sure each of the crystals were level and that the fixture was not meant to be rewired or have the cords cut to length. This was incredibly infuriating to me! I gave complete instructions to the estimator and hired your organization to complete an install that now I was being told could not be completed the way it was meant and agreed upon. Restoration Hardware indicates directly on their website that “cords can be cut to length at time of professional installation.” Isn’t that why I hired your organization?? I told the electricians this and one began to actually get aggressive and loud with me. It was to the point where they were saying they did not think they would be able to complete the job. At this time I had no other choice but to stop working (I work from home) and begin to assist in the process. I instructed them and assisted for the next two hours. I could hardly believe this was happening but wanted to get the fixture up and was done hearing them ***** about the fact that it was a difficult/impossible job and they only had three guys! I also called your office at this point to request a fourth person. I was told someone would look into it and call me back. I never received a return call. Apparently there was some communication with the electricians as they mentioned the field supervisor was not responding and was probably in a bar?!? During the process of me and one of the electricians trying to level and secure each cord- which by the way several crystals still are not even close to being level because the ladders were not level with each other- one of the other electricians went to get smoothies and one stood watching. After that part of the installation was complete the electrician that assisted me left for at least an hour- I think he went to sit in the van? The chandelier did finally make it up to the ceiling but is not flush to the ceiling all the way around- it was too heavy to do this with three guys which is why four was requested during the estimate. During the clean-up of all the trash, wires etc which piled up along the way one of the guys ran right into the crystals (now uncovered) with his head and banged several together resulting in chips in two of them. Unbelievable- this was the main reason the first fixture was being replaced! Needless to say this installation was NOT a success! It was made very clear during the estimate that individuals with experience installing this type of fixture should be sent- this did not happened and now I again have a 5k fixture that is damaged and not installed correctly! I am completely disappointed and feel like the estimator sold me a bill of goods!"

"They did a great job. The work was done very professionally and they were knowledgeable"

"Everything from beginning to end was great. Professionalism, customer service, answering questions, etc."

"Easy to communicate with, timely, and reasonable price. Would definitely use in the future."