Valcourt Electric

Valcourt Electric is a family-owned electrician serving Westford, MA, and the surrounding areas of northern Middlesex County. The company provides comprehensive electrical services for residential, commercial, and industrial clients, including new construction, remodels, panel upgrades, whole-home generators, EV car charger installations, lighting upgrades, and industrial equipment servicing. With over 45 years of experience, Valcourt Electric is known for its reliable, professional, and safety-focused approach. The business maintains a perfect 5.00 rating based on customer reviews, with clients praising punctuality, attention to detail, and thorough cleanup after jobs.

Rooted in a legacy that began in the late 1970s, Valcourt Electric is currently led by Jeff Valcourt, son of the founder George, with his own son Nick preparing to join the company full-time in 2026. This third-generation continuity reflects the business’s commitment to long-term relationships and consistent quality. Jeff and Nick are actively involved in most projects, ensuring standards are upheld. The company combines modern electrical technology with a traditional work ethic, maintaining a hands-on approach where owners personally oversee jobs. Past projects include electrical upgrades for the Kimball Farm adventure golf course, LED retrofits in Westford, and major systems at the GE Wastewater Treatment Plant in Littleton.

Located on Dunstable Road in Westford, Valcourt Electric sits just a short walk from Sassafras Conservation and Timberlake Conservation, with Spalding Brook and Hildreth Gym nearby. The site is also within a half-mile of Scribner Road, placing it in a quiet, natural corridor near protected green space.

Known for reliability, professionalism, and consistent quality, Valcourt Electric stands as a trusted name in Westford’s electrical services, delivering dependable solutions across homes, businesses, and industrial sites. Their enduring presence and customer-focused service make them a cornerstone of the local trade.