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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Just 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
Twenty-four recessed lights, 8am to midnight, until every one of them was right. That November 2025 job is the extreme version of what Just Electric's customers describe, but the pattern is ordinary enough: Jerson answers, comes when he says, and stays until the thing works. Another customer called at 9 PM in March 2025 and had him at the house the next day; a third had an urgent problem on a Sunday in November 2025, got a same-day slot, then a call asking whether an earlier arrival suited — the fault was found and fixed in half an hour, explained as he went. The company is based in Revere and covers Boston, Everett, Medford and Malden, doing residential and commercial wiring, panel upgrades, lighting, EV chargers and repairs, with same-day service and upfront pricing advertised on its own site. Its Massachusetts electrician licence is active, registered to the company. The work ranges from a single pendant light to whole sections of a house. A buyer whose new home had badly done wiring said in November 2025 that Jerson rewired part of it and their general contractor was impressed with the result. A Brookline customer in June 2025 had outlets updated, outdated wiring replaced and a new panel installed. Others describe a Tesla wall charger fitted quickly and cheaply in December 2025, a Ring doorbell that turned into a hunt for buried old wiring in August 2025, and a job in October 2025 where he dealt with the city himself to pull and update the permits. Diagnosis gets its own praise. A March 2026 customer described manual and electronic inspection of the existing wiring before a solution was proposed; an April 2025 customer said he spent time preparing an accurate quote and did not charge for the consultation. Price comes up as reasonable across two years of accounts, and 103 Google ratings sit at a 5.0 average, with 4.9 from 32 on Thumbtack. If you want an electrician who will pick up, show up and talk you through what he found — for a fan, a panel or a rewire — this is a strong call. Book ahead for anything large, since the work runs on one electrician's calendar.
Had a great service experience with Jerson even with my last minute appointment. Very patient and thorough with the work he did. Would definitely refer and recommend.
I recently hired Jerson at Just Electric to install lighting and ceiling fans in my East Boston condominium and could not be more pleased with the experience from start to finish. Jerson came out on a Saturday to do the initial evaluation — that kind of flexibility for a second home owner means a lot. He was prompt, professional, and took the time to understand exactly what I needed. His estimate was very reasonable and there were no surprises. When it came time to do the work, Jerson was neat, efficient, and kept me informed throughout the entire process. The quality of the installation speaks for itself. If you're looking for an electrician who is reliable, fair, and genuinely takes pride in his work, look no further than Jerson at Just Electric. Highly recommend.
Was very reliable,does the job right,at low costs and superb workmanship, quick service
Best service I have ever received. I will recommend him to all my friends. Couldn't ask for a better service.
Hired for 2 outlet install, 3 lighting fixture replacement , and 1 outdoor outlet repair task. He was on time, personable, and very professional. Everything was great and made sure everything was working before he left. Will definitely keep him as my electrician. Price was very reasonable and was exactly as he estimated.
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Fast response5.0
100-to-200-amp panel upgrades4.3
New-home wiring2.3