Licensed electrician on the SR team

Electrician in Greater Boston: EV Chargers, Panel Upgrades, and Rewiring

Licensed electrical work from the same team that handles your restoration and renovation. EV charger installation, 200-amp panel upgrades, knob-and-tube replacement, new circuits for kitchens and baths, and the electrical repairs that follow water or fire damage. One crew, one schedule, one invoice.

Book an Electrical Estimate (617) 642-2617

Electrical services

What our electrician handles in Greater Boston

Residential electrical for homeowners, and the electrical side of every SR restoration and renovation job.

EV charger installationTesla Wall Connectors, Level 2 chargers, and the dedicated circuit they need. Our first electrical job was a pair of Tesla chargers in Brookline.

Panel upgrades100-amp to 200-amp service upgrades, new breaker panels, and subpanels for additions, basements, and garages.

Knob-and-tube and old wiring replacementRewiring the 1900s to 1940s houses Boston is made of, so you can get insurance, insulate the walls, and stop worrying.

Kitchen and bath circuitsDedicated circuits for ranges, dishwashers, and microwaves, GFCI and AFCI protection, under-cabinet and vanity lighting.

Lighting and fixturesRecessed lighting, ceiling fans, exterior and security lighting, dimmers and switches.

Generator hookups and transfer switchesPortable generator inlets and transfer switches so a winter outage doesn't take out your heat and sump pump.

Electrical after water or fire damageInspection, replacement of flooded outlets, panels, and wiring, and code corrections your adjuster will ask about.

Code corrections and safety inspectionsPre-sale inspections, double-tapped breakers, ungrounded outlets, missing GFCIs, and the items on a home inspector's list.

Why SR

Why hire your electrician and your contractor from one team

No coordination gap

When the kitchen remodel needs three new circuits, our electrician is already on the schedule. No waiting on a sub who doesn't return calls.

We know Boston houses

Triple-deckers, brownstones, and capes with 60-amp fuse boxes and cloth wiring. We've opened those walls before, usually during a water job.

Permits pulled, inspections passed

Electrical work in Massachusetts requires a permit and a licensed electrician. We pull the permit in your town and meet the inspector.

Meet our electrician

Aaron O'Regan, Licensed Electrician

Aaron O'Regan

Licensed Electrician · MA License #62461-B

Aaron joined SR in 2026 and handles the electrical side of our restoration and renovation work along with standalone electrical jobs across Greater Boston and the South Shore. All electrical work is permitted and performed under a Massachusetts electrician's license.

How it works

From estimate to inspection

Tell us the job

EV charger, panel, rewiring, or a list from a home inspector. Send photos of your panel if you have them.

Written estimate

A line-item estimate with the permit fee included. No surprises at the panel.

Permit and install

We pull the electrical permit in your town, schedule the work, and keep the power off only as long as it has to be.

Inspection and sign-off

The town inspector signs off, you get the paperwork, and the job is closed.

Common questions

Electrical FAQ for Greater Boston homeowners

Yes. A Level 2 charger needs a dedicated 240-volt circuit, which requires an electrical permit and a licensed electrician. We pull the permit and handle the inspection.

Usually most of it. We fish new wire through existing cavities where we can and open walls only where we have to. If you're already doing a renovation or a water damage rebuild, that's the cheapest time to rewire, because the walls are open anyway.

If you're adding an EV charger, central air, a heat pump, or an electric range to a 100-amp house, probably. We'll do a load calculation and tell you straight whether the upgrade is needed or you can wait.

Often. Many Massachusetts insurers won't write or renew a policy on a house with active knob-and-tube. We document the replacement so you have proof for your carrier.

For active water or fire damage, yes, as part of the emergency response. If you have no power and water in the house, call (617) 642-2617 and don't touch the panel.

Need an electrician in Quincy or Greater Boston?

Book a free estimate for an EV charger, a panel upgrade, a rewire, or the electrical on your next renovation.

Book an Electrical Estimate (617) 642-2617

Serving Quincy, Boston, Dorchester, Milton, Braintree, Brookline, Cambridge, and the South Shore.