Reading has some of the older housing in this part of Middlesex County, with the median home built in 1960 and plenty of colonials near downtown that are older still. We're a licensed Master Electrician who prices every job upfront.
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Better Dayz Electric serves Reading from our base in Lawrence, about twelve miles north. We work in homes near downtown and the commuter rail, around Birch Meadow, and throughout the neighborhoods off Route 28 and Route 129.
With a median build year of 1960, many Reading homes were wired long before anyone owned a microwave, central air or an electric car. Updating that wiring safely, without tearing apart plaster walls, is a big part of what we do here.
Reading is home base for the Reading Municipal Light Department, so we know how RMLD service work goes.
Residential & Commercial
Reading homeowners bring us every kind of electrical project:
Older Reading homes often have a mix of original wiring and later additions done by different people over the decades. We sort out what's safe, what needs updating and what can wait, then do the work cleanly and to the Massachusetts Electrical Code.
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In an older home, a good electrician tells you the truth about what's behind the walls, including when something doesn't need to be replaced yet.
In Reading, we often find wiring that's been added to by three or four different people over the decades. We map what's there, fix what's unsafe and give you a prioritized list for the rest.
We work neatly, too. Updating a 1920s colonial shouldn't leave you with a patch-and-paint project in every room.
Reading repairs often involve older wiring that has been added onto over the years. We find the real problem instead of adding another patch.
Every repair is:
Common Reading calls include ungrounded outlets, flickering lights in older rooms, overloaded kitchen circuits and switches that have simply worn out.
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For older Reading homes, these are the signs to take seriously:
We can inspect the wiring and give you a clear, prioritized list: what's urgent, what's recommended and what can wait.
Schedule a VisitA lot of Reading homeowners upgrade in stages as they renovate.
Popular upgrades include:
Reading is an RMLD town, so the rebate path is different from Mass Save. RMLD offers its own programs, and we'll describe the electrical work clearly so you can check what applies.
A 1920s colonial near downtown and a 1960s split-level off Route 28 need very different approaches. We look at the house before we recommend anything.
If you're renovating, we'll plan the electrical work room by room so it fits your timeline and your budget.
Seven years of working in older Merrimack Valley homes has taught us how to update wiring cleanly and safely, the kind of work Reading's housing calls for.
Nearby, we also work in North Reading, Wakefield and Woburn. See every town we serve, or call (978) 479-3029.
In most cases, yes. We fish new wire through existing walls and ceilings where we can, and keep patching to a minimum.
It depends on its condition and how it's been modified. We'll inspect it and give you an honest recommendation.
Reading is served by the Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD), which is headquartered in town.
Yes. We can add grounded circuits or GFCI protection, depending on what makes sense for the room and the wiring.
Better Dayz Electric updates older Reading homes carefully, with upfront pricing and minimal wall damage.
Better Dayz Electric is based in Lawrence, MA, about 12 miles from Reading. We serve homes and businesses across Middlesex County and the rest of the Merrimack Valley and southern New Hampshire, including every part of Reading.
Looking for an electrician near you in Reading? Call or text (978) 479-3029 and we'll confirm we cover your address.
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As Project Manager, Mr. Harmon serves as the key executive driver across the entire project lifecycle, leading initiatives from initial client engagement through construction and completion. He directs all preconstruction phases, overseeing estimating, bidding, scheduling, and contract negotiation to consistently meet cost and budget objectives. Bringing over 60 years of multi-sector construction management expertise to Victory CPM, Mr. Harmon leverages his deep industry knowledge to guide project teams and establish the baseline for long-term project success.


As a Superintendent, Tavares manages daily field operations, trade coordination, and quality control across large-scale commercial developments. With a hands-on leadership style and an attention to detail, Tavares excels at orchestrating complex trades, navigating strict municipal inspections, and keeping projects on schedule without compromising safety. Over his 15-year career, he has successfully delivered many projects, building a reputation for clear site communication and proactive problem-solving.

As Lead Property and Facility Manager, Zena directs all physical plant operations, building systems, and ongoing facility care. Backed by 31 years of experience connecting construction handoffs to daily operations, she currently ensures preventive maintenance standards across 100+ units worth approximately 10.8 million dollars. Her hands-on oversight guarantees smooth post-construction onboarding while protecting portfolio performance and asset value.

Victory CPM is led by a 35-year-old former Captain in the United States Air Force with extensive experience in healthcare facilities management, contracting, and team leadership. During his time in the military, he was responsible for the oversight of 55 members, a $26 million operating budget and accountable for $9.1 million in equipment. As a business owner, he has successfully completed an approximately $3.2 million in completed construction spanning over 2 states. Victor will use his 14 years of experience in managing large, diverse construction teams to facilitate the overall execution and goals of the project and will ensure the project is in compliance to the building code and all other regulatory requirements.
Certifications
Certified General Contractor: GA – RLQA005367
Education
Master in Health Care Management
