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Paul Dunn Electrical Services

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Electrical Services

When it comes to electrical services, no one provides more prompt, courteous, and friendly service than the expert crew at Paul Dunn Electrical.
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Outlet and Switches

From basic repairs to outlets and switches to kitchen and bathroom remodeling, we can handle all of your home or business’s electrical needs.
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Residential Services

As a family owned and operated business, we take pleasure in doing honest business to make sure that your home stays safe, without paying too much for high quality service.

Serving Pembroke, Kingston, and Boston, MA AREA

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About Paul Dunn Electrical

Serving the Cape Cod, South Shore, South Coast, & the Boston, MA Metro Area! When you need emergency electrical repairs or service for your home or business, you can call us 24-hours a day! We won’t leave you in the dark!

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"I called Mr. Dunn in a panic at 5 a.m. the morning that Nor-Easter Riley hit. My basement was flooded, my generator was running but the 2 sump pumps weren't connected. He told me how to hook up extension cords and called me a few hours later after his first service call to see how I made out.The water was 1" from taking out my furnace which was up 8" on blocks and he saved the furnace, water heater, washer/dryer and my sanity. Professional, caring and I'd DEFINITELY use him for any electrical problems."


C.L

"Very good at fixing my electrical problem. Came right out to my home within a day. Courteous and knowledgeable. I would definitely hire them again.”


Dorothy V.

“I had an electrical issue at my vacation home on Cape Cod. I called Paul from New Jersey. He responded and had the issue resolved promptly. He was very professional and knowledgeable.”


Jennifer H.

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Service Areas

We serve all of cape cod

Barnstable

Bourne

Brewster

Chatham

Dennis

Eastham

Falmouth

Harwich

FAQ

  • Can EV chargers get wet?

    Yes, most EV chargers are built to handle rain and outdoor conditions, but it’s important to check that your charger is specifically rated for outdoor use. Look for chargers with a proper waterproof rating, like IP65 or higher. Just to be safe, avoid using the charger during extreme weather conditions like heavy storms.

  • How are EV chargers installed?

    An EV charger is installed by connecting it to your home’s electrical panel. This usually involves running a dedicated circuit to handle the charger’s power needs. A licensed electrician will make sure everything is wired properly, mounted securely, and meets local building codes. It’s not a DIY project – proper installation is crucial for safety and reliability.

  • Which generators are more reliable?

    Generators from reputable brands like Generac, Honda, or Yamaha are known for their reliability. Inverter generators, in particular, are great because they produce stable power, which is safer for electronics. To find the most reliable option for your needs, consider the generator’s power output, fuel efficiency, and how often you plan to use it.

  • Will generators damage electronics?

    If you’re using an inverter generator, your electronics should be safe. They’re designed to provide clean, stable power that won’t harm sensitive devices. However, standard generators can cause issues due to voltage fluctuations. If you’re not using an inverter model, consider adding a surge protector for extra peace of mind.

  • When should I replace the electrical panel at my home?

    If your panel is over 20 years old, it’s worth looking into a replacement. Other signs to watch for include breakers tripping frequently, flickering lights, or trouble adding new appliances or circuits. Older panels might not handle modern power demands or meet current safety codes, so it’s better to replace them sooner rather than later.

  • How often should I inspect my electrical panel?

    A good rule of thumb is to have your electrical panel inspected every 3–5 years by a licensed electrician. Regular inspections can catch issues like loose connections, overheating, or outdated parts before they turn into bigger problems. If you notice any warning signs like tripped breakers or unusual noises, get it checked right away.