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Dana Romboli runs Romboli Electric, a family-owned residential electrical business working out of the Stoneham/Malden area north of Boston. The company says it has been operating about 12 years, and Dana Romboli is the named electrician behind the work — outlet and fixture repairs, baseboard heater installs, thermostat swaps, and the smaller jobs that come up around a house. The clearest thing in the record is consistency: nine reviews on Angi and HomeAdvisor between November 2022 and December 2023, every one of them five stars. The specifics repeat across different customers — showed up on time, explained the job and the price upfront, left the place clean. One customer wrote that Dana "explained whole project upfront, told me the time frame and stuck to it... no surprise extra costs, and place was spotless afterwards." Separately, a 2025 LinkedIn post from a repeat commercial client says much the same thing — various projects, never an issue. Better Business Bureau gives the business an A+ grade, even though it hasn't sought BBB accreditation. Before calling, it's worth clarifying the license: BBB lists an electrician's license under one number (#21927), while Angi and HomeAdvisor list a different one (#14646) — a common enough split when a business and its qualifying electrician carry separate numbers, but neither has been checked against the state registry here, so it's worth asking directly which is current. The two directories also give different home addresses (Malden on BBB, Stoneham on Angi/HomeAdvisor), most likely just a one-person shop working from home. It's also worth noting the platform reviews, while unanimous, all date to 2022–2023, so there's nothing more recent to confirm the same standard has held since. For routine residential electrical work — a heater installed, an outlet added, a fixture swapped — the track record here is consistently clean for a one-person operation. Confirm the current license number and ask what a small job typically runs before booking.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Dana Romboli. 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
“Highly recommend Dana and Romboli electric, Dana has done various projects for my company and have never had an issue. Great company to work with.”
Never seen anyone as conscientious about their work as Dana is with what he does. Not only does he do great work, but he is reasonable in price. He'll even call you back afterwards and ask if everything is ok.
Great customer service
My experience with Dana was great! The work he has performed was better than expected. He was professional, knowledgeable and reliable.
Dana was great! Punctual, professional and the work completed was impeccable. He's the only electrician I use, can't recommend him enough.
Above and beyond. Very professional and curious. Would hire again
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