Around Lake Quannapowitt, in Greenwood and in Montrose, a lot of Wakefield homes date to the 1950s or earlier. We're a licensed Master Electrician who updates them safely, with the price in writing first.
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Better Dayz Electric works across Wakefield, from the Victorians and colonials around Lake Quannapowitt to Greenwood, Montrose and the neighborhoods near Crystal Lake.
The census puts the median Wakefield home at 1956, and many near the center are older than that. That means original wiring, small services and panels that were never designed for today's loads. It also means houses with character worth protecting: plaster walls, original trim and built-ins you don't want an electrician tearing through.
Wakefield has its own town-owned utility, Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light, so service work and rebates run through the town rather than Mass Save.
Residential & Commercial
Every kind of Wakefield electrical job, including:
Wakefield's older homes often need careful wiring updates, while the downtown and Main Street businesses need reliable service and lighting. We handle both, permitted with the town and built to the Massachusetts Electrical Code.
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Older homes need an electrician who takes the time to understand what's there before changing it. We explain what we find, what we recommend and why.
In a Wakefield Victorian, that usually means planning wire routes through closets, attics and basements so new circuits reach the rooms that need them without opening finished walls.
When the job involves the service or the meter, we coordinate directly with Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light.
In an older Wakefield home, a simple repair can reveal a bigger issue. We tell you exactly what we found and let you decide.
Every repair is:
Common Wakefield calls include flickering lights, dead outlets, overloaded circuits and worn-out switches in older homes.
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Watch for these warning signs in an older Wakefield home:
If your Wakefield home has any of these, an inspection can tell you what's safe and what needs attention.
Schedule a VisitWakefield homeowners typically upgrade to make room for modern living:
Popular upgrades include:
Wakefield is served by Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light, which runs its own programs rather than Mass Save. We'll give you a clear scope of the electrical work to check with them.
A Victorian near the lake, a 1950s cape in Greenwood and a newer home in Montrose each need a different plan. We start with the house, then build the plan around it.
For older homes, that usually means updating in stages that fit your budget and your renovation schedule: the panel first, then the kitchen and baths, then the bedrooms.
If you're buying an older home in Wakefield, an electrical inspection before closing can tell you what that roadmap will cost before you commit.
We've worked on older homes throughout the Merrimack Valley for seven-plus years, and Wakefield's housing is exactly the kind we know well.
Nearby, we also work in Reading, Woburn and Peabody. See every town we serve, or call (978) 479-3029.
Wakefield is served by Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light, the town-owned utility.
Usually, yes. We route new wiring through attics, basements and closets and keep wall openings small.
Yes. We inspect the panel, service and wiring and give you a written summary of what needs attention.
Yes. We handle service, lighting and repairs for businesses on Main Street and around town.
Better Dayz Electric specializes in updating older homes carefully, with upfront pricing.
Better Dayz Electric is based in Lawrence, MA, about 15 miles from Wakefield. We serve homes and businesses across Middlesex County and the rest of the Merrimack Valley and southern New Hampshire, including every part of Wakefield.
Looking for an electrician near you in Wakefield? 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.


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Certifications
Certified General Contractor: GA – RLQA005367
Education
Master in Health Care Management
