Licensed Electrician Serving Westborough, MA
Bergeron Contracting serves Westborough with licensed, permitted electrical work for homes, condominiums and small businesses across MetroWest.
Electrical Services for Westborough Homes and Businesses
Westborough does not look like the rest of our service area, and the electrical work reflects that. It is the densest town we cover, it has town water and town sewer rather than wells and septic, and close to a third of its housing units sit in buildings of five or more units. Condominiums, townhouses and 55 plus communities like Del Webb Chauncy Lake make up a much larger share of the market here than they do further west.
Bergeron Contracting works throughout Westborough, from downtown and the Bay State Commons area to Lake Chauncy, the Vintonville and West Main Street historic districts, and the Technology Drive and Route 9 corridor. We hold Massachusetts Master Electrician License #21807-A, carry full insurance, and file permits online with the Westborough Building Department.
Westborough also has unusually high turnover. Roughly one in five residents moved within the past year. That produces a specific kind of demand: pre sale electrical corrections, post purchase upgrades, and the work that shows up on a home inspection report. If you are closing on a Westborough house and the report flags an undersized service, missing GFCI protection, an ungrounded circuit or a double tapped breaker, that is exactly the work we do, and we can usually get it estimated quickly.
The town center has a meaningful pre 1939 core in and around the two historic districts, where services and panels are often original. The 1960s and 1970s subdivisions surrounding it are where the capacity problems live: a 100 amp panel with no spaces left, and a homeowner who now wants an EV charger, a heat pump, central air and a finished basement.
Westborough is served by National Grid for delivery, including for households enrolled in Westborough Power Choice, which changes the supplier but not the utility. On a service upgrade we file the work request with National Grid, pull the town wiring permit, do the installation, pass the municipal inspection, and only then is the new service energized. Westborough also issues a permit card that must be posted on the job site before an inspection will happen, and we handle all of that.
Call (508) 735-7245 or request a free estimate online.
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Electrical Work Across Westborough
From downtown and Bay State Commons to Lake Chauncy and the Route 9 corridor, we handle the full range of residential and light commercial electrical work:
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We hold Massachusetts Master Electrician License #21807-A and carry full insurance for residential and commercial electrical work in Westborough.
Yes, and it is common work for us here given how much Westborough property turns over. Home inspection reports typically flag undersized service, missing GFCI or AFCI protection, ungrounded outlets, double tapped breakers, open junction boxes and unpermitted work. We can review the report, quote the corrections and pull the permits so the work is documented properly.
Yes. About a third of Westborough housing units are in buildings of five or more units, and there are large condominium and 55 plus communities in town. We handle in unit work, dedicated circuits, panel replacement, EV charger installation in shared parking where the association allows it, and common area and exterior lighting.
Outlet and switch work typically runs $200 to $300, and a service call is $250 to $450. A panel upgrade from 100 amp to 200 amp runs $4,500 to $6,500 depending on the service and the scope. Every estimate is free and provided in writing.
No. Westborough Power Choice is a supply program. National Grid is still the utility that owns the meter, delivers the power, handles outages and performs the disconnect and reconnect on a service upgrade. We file the work request with National Grid regardless of who supplies your electricity.
Yes. Westborough takes permit applications through its online permitting system, and the town issues a permit card that must be posted on the job site before an inspection will take place. We file the permit, post the card and schedule the inspection as part of every job.