Almon Electric LLC
· School St, Groveland, MA 01834, USA
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- 9 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 27 work photos
Highlights
- Panel upgrades — repeated 200-amp service jobs described in recent reviews
- Fast scheduling — a failed sub-panel replaced by 9am next morning
- Quick quotes — verbal pricing given over the phone same day
- Clean job sites — crews noted for thorough cleanup and courtesy
- Repeat hires — customers describe using them across several projects
- After-hours fee — one customer waited overnight rather than pay it
- Short review history — the reviewing only runs back to 2024
One customer called Almon Electric at 4pm with a failed sub-panel, decided against paying the after-hours rate, ran extension cords for the night, and had the panel replaced by 9am the next morning for $371. That story captures the shop fairly well: fast, straightforward, and priced in a way people keep calling reasonable. Almon Electric works out of Groveland and says it was founded and is led by Jake Almon, whose name shows up in nearly every review. The company describes its range as residential, commercial and industrial wiring, panel upgrades, new construction and renovations, ductless heat pumps and EV chargers, covering Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire and Maine. Panel work is the recurring job. Two separate homeowners this spring had 200-amp service upgrades done, one paired with wiring for mini splits, and both described a crew that cleaned up thoroughly afterward. Beyond that, the jobs run small to large: a light-fixture swap, ceiling fixtures and outlets plus a bath exhaust fan, running power out to a pool, and a lighting retrofit at a client's gym for a contractor who has since kept recommending them. The things reviewers repeat are speed of response and how the house is left. Several mention getting a verbal quote over the phone the same day rather than waiting on a formal estimate; several more mention the crew being tidy and respectful of the house. Google carries a 5-star average across 27 ratings, and the reviewing has been steady — nine in the last six months alone, none negative. The one practical thing to sort out up front: there is an after-hours fee, and at least one customer chose to wait until morning to avoid it. If your problem is genuinely urgent, ask what that surcharge is before the truck rolls; if it can wait until the next business day, say so. This is a good call for panel and service upgrades, EV chargers, and the mix of small residential jobs that many electricians won't schedule quickly. The review history is short — it runs back to 2024 — so if you are handing them a large commercial or new-construction job, ask to see comparable work first.
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Most recent comments
- 5.0Jun 3, 2026
Jake is great, quality work on time and fair pricing.
— Roy ScialdoneView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Jun 2, 2026
I called them at 4pm and since i was not down completely to save after hour fee i rán extentiion cords and he came 9am the next morning and replaced sub panel for only $371 so very happy
— Patrick HoeyView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0May 24, 2026
We’ve had Jake and his team at our house for multiple projects over the past few years. They are reliable, thorough and ALWAYS keep the house clean when and after they work. They are our go-to electrician and highly recommend them if you want a 5-Star experience!!!
- 5.0Apr 28, 2026
Almon has completed several jobs for me from something small like a light fixture swap to a big job which was to run electric to my pool. They are always professional, on-time and are competitively priced. Call them. You will be very happy with the job they do.
— Stephen CrowderView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Apr 10, 2026
I was originally introduced to Almon Electric when they upgraded my home to a 200-amp system and completed the wiring for my mini splits. Their crew was professional, polite, and incredibly respectful of my home—they cleaned up thoroughly, and the quality of their work was outstanding. Months later, a tree fell on my power lines, disconnecting the line from both the utility pole and my house. Thankfully, because of the breakaway system Almon Electric had installed, there was no damage to the house—the PVC came down exactly as it was designed to do. I called Almon Electric early in the morning and spoke with Jake. He responded immediately, asked for photos so he could come prepared, and scheduled a time to come out. During what was a very stressful situation, Jake made my family feel completely at ease. Within a short time, he had secured an emergency line repair permit from the city and coordinated directly with the wire inspector to get everything moving as quickly as possible. Jake kept me updated with his ETA and arrived exactly on time. Not long after completing the repair, the city wire inspector was on site, and before we knew it, National Grid had reconnected our power. They’re even coming back later this month to install a light switch and a wired floodlight for us. I truly can’t say enough good things about Almon Electric—if I could give more than five stars, I would
— Brian HalupowskiView on Google Reviews ↗
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Added 24 new comments, added 27 new photos, established rating 4.0
- behind the score: After-hours fee — one customer waited overnight rather than pay it
What does electrical work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Almon Electric LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820