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Brookline Electrical Services is a one-person shop on Boylston Street, run by Mathew Jordan, who the company says has worked as a Master Electrician in the neighborhood since the 1990s — more than 30 years. Its site describes residential and commercial work covering lighting, panel upgrades, and round-the-clock emergency calls, with a service area stretching from Brookline Village and Coolidge Corner out to Newton, Brighton, Allston, and Jamaica Plain. The two Google reviews on file, both from August 2026, tell a similar story: someone called in the morning and had an electrician at the door within hours. One customer had outlets grounded, a few more added, and a ceiling lamp installed, and said the technician worked cleanly around some last-minute changes; another simply called the visit efficient and polite. Two reviews is a small sample, but both point the same direction. Before booking, it's worth asking about credentials directly. The site lists Jordan's Master Electrician license along with a long roster of stated certifications — OSHA 30-hour safety, arc flash safety, generator and EV charger installation, journeyman electrician, and more — but none of it has been checked against a state registry; it's the company's own account of its qualifications, not an independent verification. For a same-day repair or a small electrical job in Brookline or the immediately surrounding towns, this is a reasonable call based on what little written record exists — just confirm current licensing yourself before the work starts.
They were able to come same day. Hein was efficient and polite. Got the job done.
Stellar service and great timing. Rang in the morning and I had Hien at my door just a few hours later. The job (outlet grounding and installation of a few more outlets and ceiling lamp) was executed flawlessly and Hien was very accommodating with some minor changes I’ve made along the way. The service is a bit on the expensive side but worth it considering the result. I’ll definitely recommend.
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Brookline Electrical Services. 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.
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$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820