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Christopher M Smith Electric works out of Revere, doing the small residential jobs — new light fixtures, an outlet that needs fixing, a ceiling fan swap. On Thumbtack, the owner, Christopher Smith, says he's had over 10 years in the trade personally, with the business itself around four years old and IBEW Local 103 on his credentials. All seven reviews on file, spread across HomeAdvisor, Angi and Thumbtack, rate the work five stars, and every one is dated 2024. In those reviews, customers keep landing on the same two things: the work is described as tidy — one homeowner said Chris 'cleaned up after himself perfectly,' another called him 'on time' and 'respectful' — and he's easy to deal with, without the talking-down some customers say they've gotten from other electricians. Jobs described include installing new light fixtures, wiring a kitchen sink light and a dining room light, and replacing a broken ceiling fan. There isn't a written history here past 2024, so ask what he's been doing more recently before booking. His Massachusetts trade license (No. 55126, listed as expiring July 2028) appears on both HomeAdvisor and Angi, though that's the directories' own listing rather than something checked against the state board directly. For a small fixture or wiring job in the Revere area, the reviews on file are consistently positive — just confirm current availability and licensing status directly.
Excellent experience! Christopher's expertise was very helpful to us. He completed the project timely and cleaned up after himself perfectly! I would recommend hiring Christopher for any and all electrical needs.
Very professional. Knew what to do. Went ahead and did the job. Great guy. Iâ ll use Chris again .
Chris installed two light fixtures in my home and he was amazing! Very nice and knew what he was doing. Would highly recommend!!
Chris did a wonderful job on installing a light above my kitchen sink and a light in my dining room.
Chris did a great job replacing my ceiling fan & lighting that did not work when I moved in. He showed up on time, respectful and did the job for a reasonable cost.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Christopher M Smith Electric. 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
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