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Olson Electric Development Co

Local business · 30R Hampshire St #6828, Methuen, MA 01844, USA

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License not state-verified. We could not confirm a current registration in the state registry. Insurance is self-reported. Look up in the official Massachusetts registry ↗

Highlights

  • Long-standing businessBBB lists a 1992 start date
  • BBB grade A+no complaints published there
  • Expired electrician licensestate registry shows license 3752 expired
  • No customer reviewsnothing published about the actual work
  • Category mismatchBBB files it under general engineering contractor

Olson Electric Development Co is a two-person shop on Hampshire Street in Methuen, run by Jerome Olson, and its paper trail is almost entirely institutional rather than customer-facing. The Better Business Bureau puts the start date at January 1992 and carries the company at an A+, though it is not BBB accredited and no reviews or complaints are published there. BBB files it under general engineering contractor rather than the residential electrical work the name suggests. The thing to settle before calling: its Massachusetts electrician license, number 3752, is expired according to the state registry. Ask directly whether it has been renewed or whether a currently licensed electrician would pull the permit for your job. With no customer reviews anywhere and an expired license on file, there is not enough here to judge the quality of the work either way. Homeowners who want this shop specifically should ask for current license documentation and recent references.

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Electricalelectrical work

Languages

English

Update history

  1. License now expired

    • state registry now shows the registration lapsed

What does electrical work cost in Greater Boston?

Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Olson Electric Development Co. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.

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Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).

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Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.

Estimated range

$530 – $1,100

Typical electrical project around $820

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