Service area
Electricians across Boston and the North Shore
Ten Boston neighborhoods, sixteen cities and four counties, from Quincy up to Danvers. Find your community below for the electrical work we see most there.
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Where we work
Coverage, region by region
Straight answer
Our electricians work throughout Boston and in the cities and towns around it, from Quincy and Brookline in the south to Cambridge, Newton and Woburn in the west and the North Shore up to Danvers. If your town is not listed below, call and ask before assuming we cannot get there.
Boston neighborhoods
Inside the city the housing runs from triple-deckers in Dorchester, Roslindale and Jamaica Plain to brick rowhouses and brownstones in Charlestown, the Back Bay and Beacon Hill. A lot of the work here is old wiring meeting new loads: knob and tube that blocks insulation, unit panels in three-family houses, and condo work where the association owns the risers. Near the harbor in East Boston and Charlestown, flooding and basement equipment come up more often.
North and west of the city
Cambridge and Somerville share the triple-decker pattern, with a meter per flat and hallway lights on a house meter. Farther out, Medford, Malden, Arlington, Newton, Waltham and Woburn mix older singles with post-war houses, and the calls lean toward panel upgrades, heat pump circuits and EV chargers as owners electrify.
South of the city and Revere
Quincy and Brookline have very different housing, coastal neighborhoods in one and dense multi-unit buildings in the other, and Revere sits on the water north of the airport. Storm prep, flooded basements and multi-unit wiring are the common threads here.
North Shore
Lynn, Salem, Peabody, Beverly and Danvers are closest to our office. Salem and Lynn have historic districts full of 19th-century houses, which means careful rewiring, while Danvers runs its own electric utility, so service upgrades there follow the town rules rather than Eversource.
Counties
The county pages pull the picture together for Suffolk, Middlesex, Norfolk and Essex, covering which communities we serve in each and the work that shows up most across them.
Coverage ends where this page ends. We do not work on Cape Cod, the islands or the far western suburbs, and we would rather tell you that on the phone than send someone who cannot get back to finish the job.
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Boston and the towns around it, from Quincy up to the North Shore. The map loads only when you ask for it.
FAQ
Questions about where we work
Boston and its neighborhoods, the cities that ring it from Quincy to Woburn, and the North Shore up through Danvers, where our office is. Farther than that, call and ask; we will tell you honestly if it is outside our range.
The office is in Danvers, on the North Shore. Electricians work across Greater Boston, so the office location does not decide who can get to you.
The electrical code is statewide, but permits and inspections run through each city or town, and utilities differ. Most of the area is Eversource, while Danvers runs its own municipal electric division.
No. Our coverage ends at the communities listed on this page.
Day or night
Something electrical not right? Call the line that is answered.
Tell us what is happening and where. We will ask a few questions, tell you what is safe to do until we arrive, and get an electrician scheduled.