JMR Electric Group

Eighty-nine ratings on Google, and every one of them five stars — that's the number that jumps out first, and the individual reviews behind it back it up with specifics rather than adjectives. JMR Electric Group is a Stoneham-based electrical contractor whose own site says it was founded in 2016 by Jeff Rubino, after what the company describes as more than fourteen years already in the electrical and construction trades. A small crew — reviewers name Ed, Guy, Matt, Trung, Dylan and Joe, among others — now covers panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and smart-home wiring across the Greater Boston area. What shows up again and again in the last six months is the range of work homeowners trust them with. One reviewer had an entire second floor rewired, including new circuits, outlets, and a fresh panel. Another needed an underground electrical service upgrade, and the company worked directly with the town inspector and utility company to get it through inspection cleanly. A third called with an emergency and had an electrician and an apprentice on-site within the hour. Smaller jobs get the same notes — a kitchen brought up to 2026 code standards with some tricky recessed-lighting work, a new circuit run to a basement — on time, with pricing agreed before the work starts, and a crew that explains what it's doing rather than leaving a homeowner guessing. Fifteen reviews landed in that six-month stretch, and none of them turned negative. Several reviewers also mention having called JMR back for more than one project over the years, and the same pattern of quick, clean work turns up independently on Nextdoor and BestProsInTown. Worth asking about before booking: this is a multi-person crew rather than a single electrician working every job, and reviews name several different technicians handling projects — worth confirming who's actually assigned before you schedule. For a same-day electrical problem, a panel or service upgrade, or an EV charger install anywhere around Stoneham or Greater Boston, JMR is a reasonable first call — get the estimate in writing, since agreeing on pricing upfront is already standard practice by the accounts of the customers who've used them.