McCarty Electric Solutions

10/09/2026

10/07/2026

We’re hiring a licensed electrician.

$36+/hr, depending on experience. Full-time, Monday–Friday.

Looking for someone who can run jobs independently, troubleshoot, handle service work and panel upgrades, and leave things clean and up to code.

Most of the work is in Southern NH and Northern MA. Small company, steady work, 2 weeks paid vacation, and a company van may be available depending on the applicant.

If you’re interested, send us a message with your experience, the type of work you’ve done, and what you’re looking for.

09/25/2026

Had to come up with a creative solution for this one..

Customer had a big hole in the front facade, probably an old intercom system.

Reworked the wiring and turned it into a clean finished product.

09/22/2026

Before and after says most of it. ⚡️

Existing wiring is never going to look like brand-new construction, but the goal is always the same: leave it safer, cleaner, and better organized than we found it.

Thanks again for the review, Jordan. Appreciate you trusting us with the work.

09/18/2026

Customer asked to move the smoke detector up a bit to be clear of any airflow from the mini split.

A lot of work to move a smoke detector 2 feet, but it should help to prevent nuisance tripping in the future.

09/16/2026

Wiring a new switch load for exterior lights. Getting everything organized and in place before the lights go up.

09/11/2026

The best electrical work is the stuff you’ll never see again. ⚡️

From rough wiring to the finished space, we handled the electrical for this home addition from start to finish.

Built clean. Wired right.

09/07/2026

A panel change is about more than making it look better.

A new panel provides more capacity, better organization, proper terminations and accurate circuit labeling.

Swipe through to see why this panel was replaced, and what actually goes into doing it right. ⚡

09/06/2026

You can’t make old wires new, but you can damn sure make them better. ⚡️

Existing wiring comes with history. Different lengths, twists, scuffs, and years of previous work. The job isn’t to make it look like new construction. It’s to take what’s there and leave it safer, cleaner, and a hell of a lot more organized than we found it.

Another electrical panel replacement in the books. ⚡️