Local business · Peabody, MALocal business · 19 Blackstone St, Peabody, MA
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Eric J Pohlmeyer Licensed Electrician. 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
Sixty ratings averaging 4.8, and the jobs behind them are almost all small ones: a ceiling fan that needs hanging, a bathroom vent that quit, a run of outlets that stopped working. Eric J Pohlmeyer works out of Peabody, and the half-day electrical call is clearly where his week goes. The praise is unusually concrete for work that size. An August 2025 customer had two ceiling fans and two new outlets put in and said the job was done well. That May, another described a 14-foot-ceiling chandelier going up without drama. In an April 2025 review a homeowner said the exhaust fan went in cleanly and that he then fixed a flickering switch in the same bathroom for free; a December 2024 customer said he replaced a bath fan that needed extra cutting to fit, plus wall outlets with USB, and everything worked. Price comes up as often as the work does. A December 2024 homeowner had quotes from another electrician and said Pohlmeyer's was by far the most reasonable, and that he cleaned up when he finished. A November 2024 customer said he tested and fixed a socket outage, then handled a couple of extra things they hadn't mentioned and charged reasonably for all of it. A February 2025 customer just wanted GFCI outlets and ended up with a stove and washer-dryer moved out of the way to do it properly. The thing to pin down is scheduling, and it's the one complaint that repeats. In a March 2025 Angi review a homeowner laid out the sequence: a Friday appointment cancelled thirty minutes ahead for an emergency job, a Sunday-morning reschedule that came and went through two texts and two unanswered calls, an 11am callback promising 1:30, and then no show. Five years earlier, a BuildZoom reviewer writing in October 2020 told a shorter version of the same story — told the job could be done, then a week of calls that went unreturned. A July 2025 customer rated the work one star and called it a bad job. So: for the fan, the fixture, the panel of outlets — the sort of call a larger shop deprioritizes — the written history runs deep and recent, and reviewers keep saying the price was fair and the site was left clean. Confirm the appointment the morning of, and get the quote pinned down before he starts.
“E-24-273 88 CONANT ST 5/16/24 Electrical Permit $ 200 Eric Pohlmeyer FITZGERALD CAROL A”
He did a fabulous job I will hire again next
Yes he did an amazing job
Yes he did a great job was friendly and on time will be hiring him again for other projects in the future
Installed two ceiling fans and two new outlets. Did a very good job. Will definitely hire Eric again.
Eric was professional, competent and approachable. He visited on the first day to assess our leaking bathroom ceiling fan and to review our options. He then returned within an appropriate time frame and installed a new fan for us. Eric was polite, efficient, and skilled. We highly recommend him for all things electrical!
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