For over 30 years Dennis McManus and his team of qualified electricians have served families like yours throughout Southeastern MA. From store build-outs to code violations to security concerns, you need to keep the lights on in order to keep the doors open. By installing a home security system you are protecting the two most valuable things in your world, your family and your home.
We are a family-owned and operated, fully-licensed electrical contracting firm located in Halifax, MA. We have been in business for over 25 years, and owner Dennis McManus has been a licensed electrician for more than 30 years.
We are a family-owned and operated, fully-licensed electrical contracting firm located in Halifax, MA. We have been in business for over 25 years, and owner Dennis McManus has been a licensed electrician for more than 30 years.
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With so many things involved in "watching the store, " the last thing commercial building owners or tenants want is downtime, you need to keep the lights on in order to keep the doors open. Effective lighting is critical for successful retail and manufacturing operations. DFM will be there to help maintain and upgrade those systems.
Most electrical projects around the house are better left to professionals. We don't say that to try and sell you, we say it because unlike other DIY projects you may have completed, electrical installations are more difficult, require more knowledge and if installed incorrectly are potentially dangerous.
Your home is your haven, your sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the outside world and you want to keep it that way, safe from the dangers of home intrusion or fire. You've seen all the ads and read all the reviews and you just don't feel comfortable putting your family's security in the hands of some nameless, faceless company.
What are the leading indications that your home's electrical system and its main circuit breaker panel, may require maintenance from a licensed professional? Dimming lights, circuits that trip frequently, appliances that aren't operating normally, or the need to add circuits for additional electrical loads.
Reviews (2)
Shannon P.
Oct 12, 2018
I found DFM Electric to be very helpful. We moved into a new home, and the prior owners had set up an alarm system. We didn't know the code and weren't using it, so I called the name on the box, which was DFM Electric. Upon reaching the business, the owner was extremely helpful in instructing me and my husband on how to disarm the alarm system over the phone. He also said he would be happy to come out to the house to disarm it if we were unable to do so. Overall, good experience!
Dan B.
Feb 22, 2018
DFM Electric should stand for (Didn't Fix My) electrical problem. DFM Electric was contracted to fix a Fire Alarm system in a Commercial building for a ground fault. After 3 days of work and a very expensive new Fire Alarm Box was installed the problem was still not rectified. During the repair attempts there was a customer that was observing the work being done that just so happened to work for a Fire Alarm installation co. that had said that the problem should have not been that hard to figure out and had given his business card to call if DFM could not rectify it.
Well as you guess DFM could not figure out problem after spending 3 days on job and replacing expensive parts so the competitors company was called to come in and give it a try. After only about an hour of being on job they had found that there was a wire to a fire alarm speaker that a mouse had chewed the insulation off and it was grounding out against the electrical box causing the fault.
This to me seems like it was such and easy find and fix that anyone that knows what they are doing should have found it right away. DFM obviously was just trying to milk every penny they could off this job. They are either incompetent and don't know what they are doing or they are straight up thieves. Either way don't use DFM Electric.
Well as you guess DFM could not figure out problem after spending 3 days on job and replacing expensive parts so the competitors company was called to come in and give it a try. After only about an hour of being on job they had found that there was a wire to a fire alarm speaker that a mouse had chewed the insulation off and it was grounding out against the electrical box causing the fault.
This to me seems like it was such and easy find and fix that anyone that knows what they are doing should have found it right away. DFM obviously was just trying to milk every penny they could off this job. They are either incompetent and don't know what they are doing or they are straight up thieves. Either way don't use DFM Electric.
