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The power went out early on a Saturday; the customer called Frank Prall, got a call back within 20 minutes and had him at the house inside the hour, root cause found and fixed. That August 2021 account is the newest written one for this Wellesley electrician, who runs the business himself and whose site puts him at more than 20 years in the trade. His Massachusetts electrician's licence, #21014, is active on the state registry. BuildZoom counts 117 permits pulled under the business, scores it 113 — the 97th percentile — and lists a $1,000,000 Commerce Insurance policy. The Better Business Bureau grades the company A+ on a non-accredited profile and puts it at 16 years in business, started 12/22/2009. The written accounts run 2013 to 2021 and keep landing on the same things. A local contractor, writing in December 2015 after five years of hiring him, said Frank was first on the job and first one done. A homeowner that same month described three projects in their house, each finished on time. In January 2014, a reviewer with an old house credited him with good counsel about the options on both big and small jobs. The 2013 reviews are where the estimating shows up: two customers described detailed, accurate quotes — one arriving within 24 hours — and several called the prices fair, with the work area left clean afterward. One April 2013 customer had been turned down by two other electricians who said the install was not possible; Frank quoted it immediately and did the work as asked. The range runs from a dead circuit to new construction, plus home automation, AV and low-voltage installs. For an older house that needs someone to diagnose before quoting, this is a one-man shop people kept calling back. Ask for the written estimate up front, and get a current certificate of insurance for your own job before the work starts.
Called Frank early Saturday as power had gone out. He called me back within 20 mins and was at our home within an hour. He quickly solved the root cause and got it all fixed. And he was good value for the time he had to spend. Highly recommend.
I have been using Frank for all my Electrical needs for the past 5 years. I am a local contractor and it is very important that my team is there when I need them and Frank is the first one on the job and the first one done. His work is quality and professional, and he always has great advice for tough situations. I am extremely happy with all of his work and will continue to use him in the future. Sincerely, Nick Trubia Trubia Construction LLC
Frank and his crew have done three projects in our home, and each time the experience is the same. They go above and beyond to make sure things work right, look great, and get done on time. Highly recommended.
Frank has done big and small projects on my old house, and each time he provided good counsel about my options. He does quality work, he's friendly and responsive. Highly recommend him.
We had a challenging install job, two electricians turned us down for the project saying it was not possible. Frank provided us an immediate and reasonable quote for the job, and was able to perform the work exactly as requested!
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Frank M. Prall 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.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
24/7 emergency calls listed on its websiteNot yet rated
EV chargers and a 200-amp panel install5.0
Honest pricing over competitors' upsells5.0
State-verified electrician license3.6
Same-day visit for a beeping alarm panel4.1
379 building permits recorded on BuildZoom3.4