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JS Electric Inc. is an electrical contractor in Wilbraham. A 2019 customer said they hired Jeff for electrical work on a job another contractor did not complete, with a time-sensitive component, and that Jeff mobilized his team to get the project done in a complete and timely fashion. A 2019 customer wrote that Jeff came over to ground their new pool, gave a complete breakdown of what needed to be done, and that the pool was grounded and inspected expediently. Another 2019 customer said they contracted J. S. Electric, Inc. to meet a deadline on interior electrical issues that needed updating, and that Geoff explained the process and everything was brought up to code. A 2018 reviewer wrote that JS Electric never paid their bill and was refusing to pay a court-ordered judgment from a small claims suit.
I hired Jeff to perform high level electrical work on a job that another contractor did not complete. The job had a time sensitive component that would have resulted in significant damages to me had it not been completed timely. Jeff mobilized his team to get the project done in a complete and timely fashion. His professionalism, efficiency and work product was unprecedented throughout the entire process. Therefore, I would strongly recommend JS Electric for your electrical contractor needs.
When I contracted J. S. Electric, Inc. to meet a deadline for some interior electrical issues that needed updating. Geoff was professional and explained the process. He took care of it and everything is now up to code.
We had Jeff come over to ground our new pool. He was very accommodating with his schedule, he gave us a complete breakdown of what exactly needed to be done. He explained everything in terms I could understand. The pool was grounded and inspected expediently and we were enjoying the pool in no time.
JS Electric never paid our bill, Geoff Steil ran from the Hampton County Sheriffs 20 times to avoid being served the small claims suit. Now we have a judgment and he is refusing to pay the court ordered judgment. Let this marinate a while, this is how he runs his business
One of your boys almost blew a stop sign in Enfield because he was texting
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from JS Electric 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.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
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