About WD Home Services LLC

You May Know Us as Deary Electric

WD Home Services LLC is a licensed plumbing, HVAC, and electrical contractor in Putnam, CT, built by the same crew that ran Deary Electric 860 Plumbing, so the company you are vetting already has more than two decades of work in your town.

Our Story

The Name Changed in 2024, the Standard Didn't

If a WD Home Services truck pulls into your driveway, you are looking at a crew that has worked in Windham County since 2002. The company was built on 23 years of combined trade experience that started as Deary Electric, an established electrical name in this area, and grew when 860 Plumbing joined the same team. We added HVAC, broadened the plumbing work, and put all three trades under one banner. The license numbers, the people, and the way we do the job did not change. Only the sign did.

About 80 percent of our calls still come through the old Deary Electric number, and that suits us fine. Returning customers reach the same tradespeople they have trusted for years. New customers get a company that did not appear overnight.

Founded as Deary Electric in 2002, now operating as WD Home Services LLC out of Putnam, CT.

Our Team

Meet the Crew Before We Show Up at Your Door

We are not a call center or a franchise dispatcher. When you call, you reach local people, and when we arrive, you meet the same tradespeople whose names and faces are on this page. In small Connecticut towns that still matters, and we would rather you know who is coming before you let anyone into your home.

Still Growing

A Growing Team, Not a Shrinking One

Plenty of local trade shops are winding down as their owners age out. We are doing the opposite. We recently brought on two new crew members to keep up with demand across our service area, which means shorter waits for you and a business that is built to be here for the next 23 years, not just the last ones. The home services team across Windham County, CT keeps expanding because the work keeps coming.

Three Trades, One Team

One Company Means No Scheduling Gymnastics

Because our own people handle plumbing, HVAC, and electrical, you are never coordinating three contractors who each blame the other when something goes wrong. A panel upgrade that feeds a new mini split, or a bathroom remodel that needs new supply lines and a vent fan circuit, is one job to us, scheduled once and owned by one company from start to finish.

Old Houses Rarely Have Just One Problem

The Victorian-era and early-1900s homes around Woodstock, Thompson, and Ashford tend to need wiring, heating, and plumbing brought up to current standards together. We handle all of it on one visit instead of leaving you to chase three separate crews.

Mill-Era Homes, Updated for How You Live Now

The mill-era neighborhoods in Willimantic, Killingly, Plainfield, and Norwich are full of older homes where a panel upgrade, a heating retrofit, and new plumbing often land on the same project. One team scopes the whole job and keeps it on a single schedule.

Rural Properties Can't Wait on Three Contractors

Rural properties in Brooklyn, Eastford, and Lisbon usually run on well water, propane, and a standby generator, and an ice storm can knock out all three at once. Keeping your plumbing, HVAC, and electrical under one company means one call when the weather turns.