SOS Electric, LLC

In a 2019 review, a customer said Mikhail came over around 8:30 at night after power to the 2nd floor of their house went out, found a problem with the wiring within the breaker box that had caused a wire to overheat and melt, and reattached what remained of that wire, which restored the power. That 2019 customer said Mikhail also converted a 240v outlet to 120v at their request and gave a quote to replace their Federal Pacific Electric panel. A 2021 customer said the business installed a new electrical box and circuit breakers on a job that turned out bigger than they had expected. Another 2021 account said Mike made it possible to have a washer and dryer in a pantry that had no electrical outlets, and rewired some wires on their fuse box. A 2021 customer said he came within a few days of the first call to do an inspection and did the work within the week; that customer wrote that the realtor felt the price for the knob and tube was very reasonable. A 2021 customer said Mike inspected and certified the conversion of recessed lighting fixtures from non-IC to IC rated fixtures as part of a MassSave insulation and weatherization project, the same day they contacted him. A 2021 customer said Michael helped install an extra line for a towel heater in the bathroom and cleaned up after his work. A 2020 customer said Mike found that the fuse feeding a GFCI circuit had a wire that popped out in the breaker box, fixed it, and tightened some other loose wires at the same time. A 2020 customer said they needed two outlets done at their two-family, one on each unit, and that Mike, whom they met on a Wednesday night, had the job done Thursday morning. A 2022 customer said someone came within 1-2 hours to fix a burnt-out refrigerator outlet at their store. A 2021 customer said there was one small mistake, which they wrote would be very low cost to fix.