Vine Electric

Vine Electric is a one-year-old Cambridge shop built around a single technician's decades on the tools: Rawad Rayess put in more than 20 years as a journeyman electrician before starting the company in 2025, and the handful of reviews so far read like word getting around a neighborhood rather than a marketing push. There are only three Google reviews on record, but all three are five stars and all describe an actual job. One customer had two TVs and soundbars mounted, which meant adding new electrical outlets for the setup, and called the work "extremely professional," saying they'd hire the company again. Another had a bathroom fan replaced and a heater installed, praising the on-time arrival and quick answers to questions. A third called the pricing comparable to shopping on Amazon and noted the crew was local. Vine Electric describes itself as covering repairs, installations, safety assessments, smart-home wiring, and generator or backup power work, with 24/7 emergency service reaching Worcester, Middlesex, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Plymouth, Bristol, and Barnstable counties — a wide claimed footprint for a business this new. A couple of things are worth asking about before booking. Rayess's journeyman license is his own claim here, not something confirmed against a state registry, so it's reasonable to ask to see documentation directly. And with only three reviews logged, there isn't yet a long track record to judge consistency against — this reads as a new operation finding its footing, not an established one. For a straightforward electrical job — mounting, added wiring, small installs, an emergency call — the early reviews point to a responsive, on-time crew. Given the short history, confirming licensing and insurance paperwork directly is a sensible step before handing over anything bigger.