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St Electrical Service is a one-person electrical shop based in Natick, run by Taras Symotiuk, who has been in the trade for about four years and takes on outlet, switch, wiring, and lighting jobs around MetroWest. The handful of Thumbtack reviews on file describe the same kind of visit: a homeowner who had two GFCI outlets added and six others upgraded with USB ports said Taras knew the code and got right to work, and recommended him for future jobs. Another customer who had an outlet moved behind a wall-mounted TV said he was tidy, efficient, and left no mess. A third reviewer thanked him for a repair and noted he offered tips on maintaining the home's electrical system afterward. All 10 ratings on his Thumbtack profile are five stars. The record here is thin — three reviews and a Thumbtack page showing 22 project photos, with no licence number or BBB history available to check. Anyone hiring him for more than a small outlet or fixture job should ask directly about his Massachusetts electrical licensing before booking. For quick outlet, switch, and lighting work in the Natick area, the reviews so far describe careful, clean work — just confirm licensing and get a written estimate before signing on for anything larger.
Taras installed an outlet behind my wall-mounted TV. He was very tidy, left no mess and was very efficient! Very pleased with his work and will definitely hire again for future work. Thanks Taras!
Taras was fantastic. He knew the code and got right to work installing two new GFCI outlets and upgrading 6 outlets to add USB plugs on them for us. I would highly recommend him and have him do other electrical work I need.
Thank you to the electrician Taras for doing the work qualitatively and accurately, and useful tips were given on the further operation of electrical appliances. I recommend this specialist to anyone looking for a reliable and experienced electrician!
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from St Electrical Service. 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
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