What we wire
Small repairs to full commercial jobs.
In their words: “everything from small residential repairs to extensive commercial electrical services.” Here is what that covers.
All services- 01Troubleshooting & repairsDead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights and faulty wiring, traced to the cause and fixed.
- 02Panels & service upgradesPanel replacements, breaker work, fuse box changeovers and more capacity for the way you live now.
- 03Lighting installationRecessed lights, fixtures, chandeliers, ceiling fans and commercial lighting, installed clean.
- 04Dedicated circuits & EV chargersHome EV chargers and dedicated circuits for kitchens, laundry, heat pumps, mini-splits and equipment.
- 05Renovations & new wiringKitchens, baths, basements and whole-floor renovations wired to the current Massachusetts code.
- 06Commercial electricalOffices, retail stores and commercial spaces: panelboards, lighting controls, fit-outs and repairs.
- 07Generators & maintenanceGenerator installation and repair, plus testing and maintenance that catches problems early.
From the job site
Our own photos, not stock.
Christian-owned
Honesty, integrity and respect on every job.
“As a Christian-owned business, we believe in treating every customer with honesty, integrity, and respect. Our goal is to provide quality electrical work, clear communication, and dependable service you can feel confident in.”
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Honesty
We tell you what we found and what it will take, including when something can wait.
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Integrity
Work done to the Massachusetts Electrical Code, permitted and inspected where the town requires it.
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Respect
Floors covered, dust kept down, your home or business treated like it matters. Because it does.
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Clear communication
In their words: “We maintain constant communication with our customers until the job is completed.”
In a customer’s words
“Quick, Clean, Easy.”
Reviews are quoted exactly as published, with the reviewer’s name as it appears.
★★★★★
Quick, Clean, Easy.
“I had a great experience working with Jake, stand up guy. I usually do a lot of my own work so it was great to see him work and communicate in such a fast, easy, and professional manner. I have plenty of work for such in the future !”
Know the housing
Greater Boston wiring, decade by decade.
The age of a house tells us a lot before we open a single box. Here is what we find in the homes around Medford.
- 1900s–1930s
Knob-and-tube
Two-families and triple-deckers across Medford, Somerville and Malden were wired with knob-and-tube: no ground, brittle insulation, often buried in attic insulation now.
- 1930s–1950s
Cloth cable & fuses
Cloth-covered cable and 30- or 60-amp fuse boxes. Built for a few lights and a radio, not a kitchen full of appliances.
- 1950s–1970s
Ungrounded & suspect panels
Two-prong outlets, early breaker panels, and some brands like Federal Pacific and Zinsco with poor safety records.
- Today
Heat pumps & EVs
Heat pumps, induction ranges and EV chargers are asking 100-year-old services to carry more than ever. That starts with a load check.
Service area
Medford first. Greater Boston around it.
Fedoce Electric is based in Medford and works for homeowners and businesses throughout Greater Boston and the surrounding communities. These are the towns closest to home, where the housing, the wiring and the jobs are the ones we know best.
- MedfordHome base
- SomervilleTriple-decker country
- MaldenVictorians to new apartments
- ArlingtonBungalows, two-families & the Heights
- MelroseVictorian city
- WinchesterAlong the Mystic Lakes
Straight answers
Electrical questions, answered.
35 answers on old wiring, panels, EV chargers, heat pumps, storms and Massachusetts permits.
All 35 answersWhat should I do if I smell burning from an outlet, switch or panel?
If you can do it safely, turn off the breaker for that circuit, or the main breaker, and then call an electrician. If you see smoke or flames, get everyone out and call 911.
Is knob-and-tube wiring still safe?
Knob-and-tube that is intact, unmodified and not buried in insulation can keep working, but after 80 to 100 years most of it is none of those things. It has no ground, its insulation gets brittle, and it was never designed for today’s loads.
How do I know if I need a panel upgrade?
Common signs are a fuse box or very old panel, no open breaker spaces, breakers that trip often, a 60- or 100-amp service with big new loads planned, or a panel brand with a known safety record.
What do I need to install a home EV charger?
Most homes use a Level 2 charger on a dedicated 240-volt circuit, sized to the charger and to what your service can carry. The first step is a load check of your panel.
Is it safe to plug a generator into my dryer outlet?
No. Backfeeding a house through an outlet with a “suicide cord” can electrocute utility workers and neighbors, damage the generator and start a fire. It is illegal and never safe.
How do I check that an electrician is licensed in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts electricians are licensed by the Board of State Examiners of Electricians, part of the state’s Division of Occupational Licensure. You can look up a license number on the state’s “Check a License” service on mass.gov.
Getting started
Four steps. No runaround.
Call or text (617) 692-0559. Appointments are available Sunday through Saturday.
(617) 692-0559Call or text
Reach us at (617) 692-0559, or send the details through the request form.
We look at the job
We ask the right questions, come out by appointment and see the real conditions.
A free quote
You get a clear price before any work starts. No surprises halfway through.
Clean, tested work
We do the job, test it, clean up and walk you through what we did.