Nicholas J. McLean Electrician
Local business · 68 Handy Rd
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- Not rated by the BBB
Highlights
- Service upgrades — 100 and 200-amp panel work fills the permits
- EV and generator work — listed on both BuildZoom and Porch
- 2016 customer praise — prompt arrival, job done quickly and correctly
- Steady permitting — 85 projects, nine in the last three years
- Reviews are dated — both written in July 2016
- Possibly one household — both reviewers share the surname initial M
- Tenure figures conflict — Porch says six years, Angi eleven
- No licence number — none published or state-confirmed anywhere
Nicholas J. McLean is an upper-Cape electrician — Pocasset and Bourne out through Falmouth, Sandwich and Mashpee — and his permit file is the bread and butter of modern residential electrical work: 100- and 200-amp service upgrades, panel replacements, whole-house surge protection, generator hookups and EV chargers. 85 permitted projects in all, nine of them in the last three years, including two as far north as Methuen. The written accounts number two, both from July 2016. One Angi customer called him knowledgeable and efficient, said he answered the work request quickly, arrived promptly at the agreed time, and got the job done quickly and correctly. The other, the same month, described him as personable, flexible and polite. Both recommended him. That is where the 5.0 comes from — a single month ten years ago — and both reviewers share the surname initial M., which may mean one household rather than two independent jobs. Two other things are worth pinning down on the phone. Porch says six years in business while his Angi profile claims eleven; those cannot both be right. And the Angi page gives a contact address in West Yarmouth while Porch and the permit history both put him at 68 Handy Rd in Pocasset — a move somewhere in the decade since those reviews is the likely explanation, but ask where he works from now. On credentials there is nothing here to lean on. No source publishes a licence number that has been checked against the state, and the alert and 0 score on his BuildZoom page come from the lack of a verified active licence there rather than from anything a customer said about the work. Ask him for his licence number and verify it with the state before he starts. If you are on the upper Cape and need a panel upgrade or a car charger, his permit trail says that is exactly what he does, and does regularly. Do the licence check yourself and ask for a recent local reference, because the written praise is a decade old.
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- 5.0Jul 1, 2016
Mr. McClean was very knowledgeable, efficient, professional and courteous. He responded quickly to the work request and showed up to the job site promptly at the agreed time. The job was done quickly and correctly. I recommend him without hesitation. (Yes, I recommend this pro. Job cost stated as $275.)
— John M.View on Angi ↗ - 5.0Jul 1, 2016
Nick was personable, flexible, efficient, polite A pleasure! (Yes, I recommend this pro.)
— Martha M.View on Angi ↗
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What does electrical work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Nicholas J. McLean Electrician. 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