Troubleshooting & repairs

Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights and faulty wiring, traced to the cause and fixed.

Most electrical problems are a symptom: a breaker that trips because a circuit is overloaded, an outlet that died because a connection upstream burned loose, lights that flicker because a neutral is failing. We test until we find the actual cause, explain it in plain words, and fix that.

Tripping breakers and blown fuses
Dead outlets and switches
Flickering or dimming lights
Faulty and damaged wiring
Warm outlets, buzzing and burning smells

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Panels & service upgrades

Panel replacements, breaker work, fuse box changeovers and more capacity for the way you live now.

Plenty of Greater Boston houses still run on 60- or 100-amp services, fuse boxes or panels that are simply full. We replace and upgrade panels, add circuits properly instead of doubling them up, and coordinate the disconnect and reconnect with the utility when the service itself changes.

Panel replacement and upgrades
Fuse box to breaker panel
Circuit breaker repair and replacement
Subpanels for additions, basements and garages
Labeled, tidy panel work

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03

Lighting installation

Recessed lights, fixtures, chandeliers, ceiling fans and commercial lighting, installed clean.

From a chandelier in a front hall to a full ceiling of recessed lights in a renovated kitchen, lighting is where good electrical work shows. We plan the layout, the switching and the dimming with you, cut cleanly, and leave the ceiling and the room the way we found them.

Recessed lighting
Chandeliers and fixtures
Ceiling fans and bath fans
Dimmers, switches and outlets
Commercial and retail lighting

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04

Dedicated circuits & EV chargers

Home EV chargers and dedicated circuits for kitchens, laundry, heat pumps, mini-splits and equipment.

New appliances want their own circuits. We run dedicated lines for ranges, dryers, microwaves, freezers, heat pumps and mini-splits, and install Level 2 EV chargers sized to what your panel can actually carry, with a load check first.

Level 2 EV charger installation
Kitchen and laundry circuits
Heat pump and mini-split circuits
Workshop and equipment circuits
Load checks before new circuits go in

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05

Renovations & new wiring

Kitchens, baths, basements and whole-floor renovations wired to the current Massachusetts code.

Renovations are where old wiring gets found. We work alongside your contractor or directly for you: roughing in new circuits, replacing tired cable while the walls are open, protecting floors and finishes, and getting the work inspected by your town’s wiring inspector.

Kitchen and bathroom remodels
Basement and attic finishes
Rewiring while walls are open
Knob-and-tube and old cable replacement
Permits and inspections

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Commercial electrical

Offices, retail stores and commercial spaces: panelboards, lighting controls, fit-outs and repairs.

Our own job photos run from residential panels to commercial panelboards and rooms full of lighting controls. For offices and retail stores we handle fit-outs, lighting, dedicated circuits, panel work and the repairs that can’t wait until the weekend.

Office and retail fit-outs
Panelboards and distribution
Lighting and lighting controls
Exit and emergency lighting
Maintenance and repairs

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Generators & maintenance

Generator installation and repair, plus testing and maintenance that catches problems early.

Nor’easters and ice storms take the power out. We install and repair generators and the safe connections that go with them, and we assess and test electrical systems so small problems get fixed before they turn into outages, damage or a call in the middle of a storm.

Generator installation
Generator repair
Safe transfer connections (never backfeeding)
Electrical system testing
Maintenance visits for homes and businesses

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Recent work

Residential and commercial, in our own photos.

An open residential breaker panel with neatly routed wires and a full row of breakers — **Residential panel**Breakers landed, conductors dressed and routed neatly.

An open commercial panelboard with large breakers and orange and yellow conductors — **Commercial panelboard**Orange-and-yellow feeders landed in a commercial distribution panel.

A commercial electrical room with a wall of black lighting-control panels, metal conduit and junction boxes — **Lighting controls**A commercial electrical room with lighting-control panels and conduit.

A gold and crystal chandelier lit in a room with a tall window and white shutters — **Chandelier**A crystal chandelier hung over a front window.

A black ceiling panel with rows of round lamps above an illuminated exit sign — **Feature lighting**A ceiling grid of lamps in a commercial space.

Pricing

Free quotes. A clear price first.

We look at the job, explain the options in plain words and give you the price before any work begins.

(617) 692-0559

Sparks, smoke, a hot panel or a burning smell? Turn off the breaker or the main if you can do it safely, then call. If there’s fire or smoke, get out and call 911. Stay clear of downed lines and call your utility.

Never attempt panel, service, feeder or new-circuit work yourself. In Massachusetts those jobs belong to a licensed electrician, with a permit.

Electrical services for homes and businesses.