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Licensed electrician upgrading an electrical panel during a home remodel

Licensed and insured in Massachusetts

In-House Electrical for Greater Boston Homes

Panel upgrades, rewiring, and EV chargers from the same crew that runs your build. No subcontractor gaps, no finger pointing.

Electrical services

The Electrical Crew Is Already on the Team

Most of the homes we work on around Somerville and Greater Boston were wired decades ago. Old panels, knob-and-tube runs, ungrounded outlets, and undersized services are the norm, not the exception. When you remodel a kitchen, finish a basement, or add a room, the electrical almost always needs to come up to modern standards.

That is why we keep licensed electrical in house instead of subcontracting it out. The same team that plans your build handles the wiring, so the electrical is part of the schedule from day one, the permit and inspection line up, and there is one crew accountable for the result.

What Our Electrical Work Covers

From a single stubborn circuit to a full rewire, handled to code.

  • Panel upgrades to 200A

    Replacing old 60 and 100 amp panels and fuse boxes with a modern 200 amp service that can carry a new kitchen, heat pump, or EV charger.

  • Rewiring and knob-and-tube removal

    Pulling out old knob-and-tube and cloth wiring in triple-deckers and colonials, and running safe, code-correct circuits room by room.

  • EV charger installation

    Level 2 home EV charger circuits sized correctly to your panel, installed and inspected as part of one clean job.

  • Troubleshooting and repairs

    Tracking down dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, and aluminum wiring issues, then fixing the root cause, not the symptom.

  • Code corrections

    Bringing existing work up to current code for a remodel, a sale, or an inspection, including grounding, GFCI, and AFCI protection.

  • Remodel and addition wiring

    Complete rough and finish wiring for kitchens, baths, basements, and additions, coordinated with the rest of your build.

Why in-house matters

One Team From the Panel to the Paint

When a general contractor subcontracts the electrical, your remodel depends on an outside company's schedule. The panel upgrade waits, the inspection slips, and if something is wrong at the wall, the trades argue over who owns it.

With our licensed electrical crew in house, the wiring is planned alongside the framing and finishes. One team pulls the permits, does the work, passes the inspection, and stands behind it. That is fewer delays and a single point of accountability for your whole project.

  • Licensed electrical crew on the same team as your build
  • Permit and inspection coordinated with the rest of the job
  • No waiting on an outside electrician to free up
  • Licensed and insured (MA HIC #217519 / CSL #122193)

How it works

How an Electrical Job Runs

No guesswork on safety-critical work. Here is the path from assessment to inspection.

01

Free on-site assessment

We look at your panel, your wiring, and what you want to power, then explain what the work actually involves in plain language.

02

Written scope and fixed quote

You get a clear scope and a fixed price before anything starts, so there are no surprise change orders on the wiring.

03

Permitted, code-correct work

We pull the electrical permit, do the work to current code, and coordinate the inspection as part of the job.

04

Inspection and walkthrough

We pass the electrical inspection with you, label the panel, and leave the space clean and safe to use.

Electrical FAQs

Common questions about panels, rewiring, and permits.

Yes. Knob-and-tube and old cloth wiring are common in Somerville and Greater Boston triple-deckers and colonials. We remove it and run modern, grounded, code-correct circuits. Because we are also your general contractor, we can open and close walls cleanly as part of the same job.
If you are adding a modern kitchen, a heat pump, a hot tub, or an EV charger, an old 60 or 100 amp panel usually cannot keep up. A 200 amp service gives you the capacity and the breaker space to run it safely. We size the upgrade to your actual plans, not a one-size guess.
Yes. We install Level 2 home chargers, size the circuit to your panel, and handle the permit and inspection. If your panel does not have the capacity, we can pair the charger with a panel upgrade in one visit.
Yes. Our electrical work is done by our licensed in-house crew, permitted with the local inspectional services department, and inspected. We hold MA HIC #217519 and CSL #122193 and are fully insured.
When the electrical is subcontracted, remodels stall waiting on an outside electrician and the trades point fingers over scheduling and code issues. With our crew handling both the construction and the wiring, the electrical lines up with the rest of the build and one team stands behind the whole project.

Need a panel upgrade or a rewire?

Get a free, no-pressure estimate from a licensed team that handles the build and the wiring.

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