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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from ICOR Electric, LLC. 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
ICOR Electric is a Quincy shop that's been doing residential and commercial electrical work across Eastern Massachusetts since 2005, run by a licensed electrician named Tady with an active Massachusetts electrician license. Nearly every one of the twenty reviews on file — spanning 2020 through 2025 across Google and Angi — mentions Tady by name, and the word that keeps coming up is professional. Specific jobs described include bringing an 1884 house up to code when almost none of its wiring had been done by a licensed electrician before (2023), installing ceiling fans and new light fixtures at a price the customer called fair (2021), swapping out recessed lights, pendants and a chandelier within half a day (2021 Angi review), and fixing safety issues left behind by earlier, less careful work on a house built in 1870 (2020 Angi review) — including extra safety fixes the customer said Tady did without being asked. Reviewers across the years consistently mention him showing up on time and explaining the work clearly. The one real exception: a 2022 Angi review describes being charged $1,000 for replacing three smoke/CO alarms and a thermostat, after which the customer found the parts alone cost roughly $120 online and felt the hourly labor rate — never spelled out beforehand — ran high. Angi's own summary of ICOR's 297 reviews notes this is the one detailed complaint standing out against otherwise consistent praise for promptness and professionalism. It's worth asking for an hourly rate or not-to-exceed estimate up front, especially on smaller repair jobs. One more thing worth confirming directly: a business-records site lists the company's corporate filing status as an involuntary dissolution, which sits oddly next to a state-verified active electrician license and reviews running right through 2025 — it's not clear which is current, so it's worth asking ICOR about its corporate standing before signing a contract. ICOR also holds an A+ Better Business Bureau grade, though it isn't a BBB Accredited Business. For anything from a full rewire on an old house to routine fixture work, ICOR's reviewers describe an electrician who does careful, code-focused work — just get pricing spelled out before smaller repair calls, and ask about the company's current corporate registration.
“The company's filing status is listed as Involuntary Dissolution By Court Order Or By The S”
Tady is quick to respond in a pinch and does high-quality work
I recently had the pleasure of working with ICOR, and I am compelled to share my experience. From start to finish, Tady’s dedication to quality and professionalism was truly commendable. The communication throughout the project was transparent and efficient. He took the time to understand my needs and preferences, providing valuable insights and suggestions that enhanced the overall outcome. The attention to detail exhibited by ICOR was remarkable. Every aspect of the project, from the initial consultation to the final touches, reflected their commitment to delivering top-notch craftsmanship. The work was completed within the agreed-upon timeline, showcasing their reliability and adherence to deadlines. Not only did they exceed my expectations in terms of the finished project, but the entire team was respectful and considerate of my living space. Cleanliness and organization were maintained throughout the construction process, minimizing any inconvenience. I highly recommend ICOR to anyone seeking quality workmanship, professionalism, and an stress-free experience. Their expertise and dedication truly set them apart in the electrical industry. I am delighted with the results and grateful for the exceptional service provided.
So happy I found Tady, will definitely rely on him for future electrical services. I couldn’t be happier with the quality of work and overall experience!
My house,built in 1884, was in deep need of an electrical upgrade to bring it up to code and allow us to safely use anything requiring electricity. There was hardly anything in the house that hadn’t been done by either a friend or a relative. Tady Came in and gave us a game plan and clear understanding of what needed to be done to bring our house up to code and meet our potentially future electronic needs. It was an expensive investment that was way past due and we are totally pleased with the end results! The job was done with minimal fuss and mess. Tady was able to answer all our inquiries and made adjustments based on our requests (for example, I found an overhead entry light to bright and he replaced it with a dimmer.). We ended up with many more convenient outlets, overhead lights where we never had them before, hardwired smoke and CO2 detectors, Outdoor outlets and the ability to put in car charging access if we ever go that way. Great job. Thanks Tady.
Had Tady out for an electric heat/thermostat issue. He replaced 3 smoke/CO alarms and a thermostat and charged $1,000; after checking prices online she found the parts cost roughly $120 total and felt his hourly labor rate (never clarified upfront) was excessive and that she was misled. No issue with his expertise, but felt his pricing wasn't trustworthy or transparent.
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