Electrical profile

Fairfield County evidence file · ranked by Vesta.

Electrical profile · Fairfield County

Dasan Electric

Stamford, Connecticut

Vesta-analyzed
Vesta’s read · verified July 2026

Dasan Electric is an electrical company in Stamford, Connecticut. Dasan is essentially Ivan, and the reviews read like a long thank-you note to a craftsman. The throughline is care: installs — EV chargers, chandeliers, recessed lighting — run clean and squared exactly to code, with options explained patiently before anything starts.

✦ The record — what’s public & provable

Where it sits in the Fairfield County field

In the top 25% band of the field Vesta tracks.

Track record

Public credentials and how they operate — checked against state registries and the review record, not self-reported.

Pricing tierValue
ValueMid-marketPremium

How they operate — from the review record

Panel Upgrade“diagnosed and addressed an aged panel and rewired a 1930s home's ungrounded outlets”
EV Charger“Tesla wall charger and EV charging installs with clean, complex wire runs”
Commercial Capable“rewired a condo building's mechanical room and added circuits to code”

Scope of work

Modern Addon InstallWhole Home Rewire Or RemodelPanel Or Service UpgradeCommercial Or Industrial

What homeowners hire them for

EV Charger InstallRecessed Or Landscape LightingRewiring Old HomePanel Or Service UpgradeCommercial ElectricalMaintenance Relationship

Crew homeowners name: Ivan

Everything above is drawn from public reviews and Connecticut state records — nothing self-reported, nothing paid for.

Ivan runs Dasan as a one-craftsman operation built on care — meticulous, code-tight installs from EV chargers to old-house rewires, and a record that stays spotless.

What homeowners say

Vesta’s read

Dasan is essentially Ivan, and the reviews read like a long thank-you note to a craftsman. The throughline is care: installs — EV chargers, chandeliers, recessed lighting — run clean and squared exactly to code, with options explained patiently before anything starts. He's particularly trusted in older and trickier settings, from replacing the ungrounded outlets in a 1930s house to tracing a stubborn fault to an aging panel while coordinating around the utility. Years-long repeat customers describe consistent professionalism, fair pricing, and no surprises. Only one older review sits a notch below the rest, and nothing critical surfaced even worst-first. Meticulous is the word the reviews keep circling — and in a 1930s house with ungrounded outlets, meticulous is exactly what you're hiring.

Summarized by Vesta from public reviews · analyzed July 2026 — Vesta’s own wording, not the business’s, and never a copy of any single review.

What they’re known for

Meticulous, code-tight installs

EV chargers, chandeliers, and recessed lighting run cleanly and brought fully up to code.

Old-home & panel expertise

Rewired a 1930s home's ungrounded outlets and traced a complex fault to an aging panel, working around Eversource's schedule.

Multi-year trust

Clear communication, fair pricing, and repeat clients who've used Ivan for years.

SpecialtiesRecessed lighting · Ceiling & exhaust fans · Thermostat wiring · Code-compliance upgrades · Residential electrical

What to check before you hire

Vesta’s plain checklist for electricians. General guidance about the trade — not a claim about this business.

01

Confirm the CT license and the permit

Electrical work runs under a Connecticut E-class license, and most jobs need a permit and inspection. Both protect your home and your insurance.

02

Don't shop on price alone

The cheapest panel swap or rewire can skip grounding, AFCI/GFCI protection, or proper load math. Ask exactly what is included to code.

03

Name the scope

Panel size in amps, circuits added, fixture vs. rough-in work, and who patches the walls should all be written down before work begins.

04

Match the pro to specialty work

EV chargers, generators, and solar tie-ins each have their own requirements. Confirm hands-on experience with your specific job.

What electrical costs in Fairfield County

A planning range for the trade across Fairfield County — general guidance, not a quote from this business.

Service call / common repair (outlet, switch, fixture)$150 – $500

Most electrical work is smaller service jobs in the $200–$1,500 range, while panel upgrades, rewires, and generators are the big-ticket items that climb into the thousands.

See the full electrical cost breakdown for Fairfield County →
For the owner · from 4THWALL

Is this your business?

It’s already in front of homeowners in Fairfield County choosing who to hire. Vesta weighed your reviews, your public record, and the work you’re known for into the honest read above. Claim it free to make it yours.

What claiming gives you
01

Verified owner badge

Homeowners see you’re the real owner.

02

Your own photos

Coming to verified owners — real job shots, owned and crawlable.

03

Respond to your read

Coming to verified owners — your voice beside Vesta’s.

04

Get notified

The moment a homeowner reaches out.

Free · no obligation · we verify ownership before anything changes.

Then put it to work

Verified owners can start free with Lens — connect the tools you already run and turn your operating record into source-backed answers homeowners can trust — or switch on Atlas, the operated front office that answers your inbound, books the job, and follows up while you’re on the job.

Compare top electrical in Fairfield County

Vesta ranks electrical across Fairfield County by homeowner consensus and the public record — no ads, no pay-to-play. A few others worth a look:

See the full ranked list →

This is a public-record listing compiled by Vesta — not an endorsement, and not written by the business. The “What homeowners say” summary is written by Vesta’s AI from public reviews. Own this business? You can remove or correct this listing (processed within 5 business days), or see how this works ›.