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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Powered Up 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
Powered Up is a one-man electrical outfit built around its owner, Micah Gentile — call him for a panel upgrade, an EV charger, or the wiring on a renovation in Taunton and the surrounding South Shore towns, and by his own account he quotes, wires, permits and stands behind every job himself. The most recent reviews describe real, specific electrical work: one details swapping a 40-year-old Siemens load center for a new Span smart panel, brought up to code with what the customer called a massive cleanup and organization of the panel; another from the same stretch describes handling a full renovation's electrical work and then getting called back for extra lighting and an outlet, finished in a single day with minimal wall openings. A third mentions his familiarity with solar-array and EV-charger integration specifically. Older reviews, from 2024, tell the same story. A homeowner adding a car charger got a full explanation of code issues in the existing panel and a walk-through of the options rather than a quick quote, even though his price wasn't the cheapest of several bids they'd gathered. A Google 5-star average across 24 ratings runs alongside repeat-customer lines ("we would hire him again; in fact, we have") and a fellow contractor's account, also from 2024, of using him for years as their go-to electrician on commercial jobs. He holds an active Massachusetts electrician license. Nothing in the written record raises a concern — the history from 2024 through 2026 is consistently about being responsive, explaining the work plainly, and finishing on time and at the quoted price. Confirm your specific job — panel work, EV-charger wiring, or remodel — sits inside his current service area before booking.
Micah did an incredible panel swap, upgrading a 40-year old Siemens load center to a new Span smart panel. Brought everything up to code and did a massive cleanup and organization. Tight, clean install from an absolute professional. Already have a few more projects lined up for him - if you want the best, call Micah!
We had a great experience working with Micah during our home renovation. He handled all of the electrical work for the original project and was so easy to work with that we hired him to add more lighting and an extra outlet upstairs. Micah is detail-oriented, communicates well, and always took the time to walk us through different options that made sense for our home’s layout. The additional work was completed in just one day with minimal holes needed to run the wiring, which we really appreciated. If you’re looking for someone who does quality work, communicates well, and genuinely cares about the finished product, I highly recommend Micah.
Micah is a very knowledgeable electrician especially on the finer points of solar arrays and the integration therewith of electric vehicle chargers. He is a responsible craftsman and a pleasure to work with!!
I have used Micah on several occasions for all sorts of electrical services. He is extremely fair, knowledgeable, and personable which makes the whole experience a breeze. I highly recommend hiring Micah for your next electrical job.
Excellent experience overall, honest and didn't overcharge.
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Generator switches4.1
Large-scale builds3.4
State-verified electrician license1.8