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A February 2025 reviewer counted it up: nine separate electrical projects between 2018 and 2024, after meeting Chris David through an online referral service in March 2018. That arithmetic repeats. A March 2025 customer said they had used him several times over five years and call him whenever anything electrical comes up, and another that month called him their go-to electrician. ElectriChris, Inc is Chris David's electrical company, graded A+ by the Better Business Bureau and accredited there since 7/6/2018. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts electrical business licence, #2180, and an electrician's licence, #20628, for the company. The work is the list a house generates. A March 2026 customer had their kitchen prepared for an electric range, which meant running a new high-voltage outlet to the panel in the basement, and said the estimate was clear and came immediately. A June 2025 customer had an outlet installed for an induction stove. In July 2026, a dishwasher that had been running off an extension cord proved harder to wire than expected because of how it sat, and the reviewer said Chris came back with a second person. A December 2025 customer had eight light switches replaced, and a February 2025 customer had recessed lighting put in on the first floor, old bedroom fixtures swapped out and dimmers fitted through the house. Scheduling and paperwork come up nearly as often as the wiring. A March 2025 reviewer listed a written estimate, a written proposal and an invoice for their records, and said he arrived on time, finished as promised and cleaned the work area. A February 2025 customer said he called the day before, kept them posted through the day and asked whether anything else was wanted while he was there; another that month said they were given advance notice ahead of his visits and the job was left clean. One recent account is not like the others. A June 2026 reviewer gave three stars: the job was done on time and Chris was personable, but they wrote that they heard him yelling at and scorning an employee in an over-the-top manner, and that someone broke a light fixture on the stairs and left it to the side rather than repairing it or telling them. A 2017 customer put a different kind of caveat on it — good work and good service, but you pay for what is done. For outlets, switches, fixtures, recessed lighting and the heavy-duty circuit a new range or induction stove needs, ElectriChris is a straightforward call with a long line of repeat customers behind it. Ask for the written estimate up front, the way the March 2025 customer got one, and settle before work starts how anything damaged during the job gets reported and put right.
This job was for an outlet to be installed for a fairly new dishwasher, which I had temporarily hooked up to an extension cord. It turned out to be more difficult than expected, due to the way the dishwasher was situated. Chris came back with a second person and was able to complete the job. He found that because of the type of wiring, he could not replace the breaker with the type he wanted to use and he adjusted the original quote downward significantly because of that. I would not hesitate to hire him again.
My ceiling light and medallion was installed expertly!
Chris was personable and got the job done timely however... - heard him yelling/scorning an employee in a quite over the top manner - someone broke a light fixture on the stairs and instead of repairing or at least informing us they left it to the side - without telling us, turned off the power to the basement which also included a socket with a carbon monoxide detector attached so at 3am we had it beeping with a low battery - threw out all of their garbage from the job in our personal trash barrel, filling it up to the brim so with 5 days until the next trash pickup we couldn?t put any of our trash in our own barrel
Very professional!
Chris was great, helpful, respectful and overall incredible to work with. 10/10 would recommend
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from ElectriChris, Inc. 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