Masis Cinar Electrician Services

In 2024, half of a family's house kept losing power. Two electricians quoted over $5,000. Masis Cinar came on a Saturday morning, said the fix was a new meter, called the electric company himself, and when the power dropped again was back at 8:30 that night with the utility crew, replacing a wire the town was responsible for. That September 2024 Google review is the longest of many describing the same thing: a Watertown electrician who digs until he finds the actual problem. The business presents itself as an owner-operated, licensed and insured electrician serving Greater Boston — Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Newton, Waltham, Quincy and more — with panel upgrades, rewiring, lighting, EV charging and emergency service. Masis Cinar's Massachusetts electrician license, #53399-EL-B, is active. Google shows 5 stars from 28 ratings, Angi and HomeAdvisor 5.0 from 30 each, Thumbtack 4.9 from 25, and BBB gives an A+. The recent reviews are specific. In July 2026, during a heat wave, a customer whose air conditioning was out after a power outage had Masis out the next morning to diagnose and fix it. Another that month had a new outlet run to a detached garage, despite buried pavement nobody knew was in the yard. A May 2026 condo resident described a thermostat and chandelier replacement where he suggested a cost-saving fix and followed up, unprompted, on a part. Whole-house work comes up again and again. A July 2025 couple who bought a condo "as is" said he pulled city permits, found mangled wiring behind the walls, replaced everything, and covered their wood floors and cleaned up daily. A 2023 Angi review describes a whole-home rewire with a sub panel in the attic; another 2023 customer with an 1896 house said his quote visit was the most thorough of three and that he solved sagging-floor and low-ceiling problems for light fixtures and a fan. In a 2019 review, a family described a complete rewire of their 100-year-old home while they lived there. Lighting advice is a recurring note too — a June 2025 customer said his recommendations improved the look of their kitchen and entryway, and a remodeling contractor writing in 2024 called him a go-to electrician on several jobs.