A Comer Electrical Services Inc

A Comer Electrical Services works both ends of the trade out of Marshfield: small wiring fixes and service calls on one side, lighting retrofits and complete commercial build-outs on the other. Its Massachusetts electrician licence is active, and it is issued to the company itself rather than resting on an individual's number. The company describes itself as woman-owned and WBE certified through the state's Supplier Diversity Office, and says it is DCAMM certified and a signatory contractor to IBEW Local 103. Those are its own words about itself; the licence is the part confirmed with the state. Massachusetts state archives name James J. Comer as the master electrician tied to the business, and the MBTA's published bid responses list the firm at a Marshfield address, which fits a shop that chases public work. What's missing is homeowners. There are no customer reviews to read on any platform, and the open-web references that do exist are membership rolls and bid sheets rather than accounts of anyone's job. It turns up under the Boston chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association, which places it among the area's union contractors but says nothing about how a given house call goes. So this is a call for someone comfortable being an early voice: a homeowner who wants a licensed, union-affiliated electrician, or a property or business owner who needs a DCAMM-certified contractor for public or commercial work. Before booking, ask for references on residential jobs specifically, since its visible trail runs toward commercial and public projects, and get the scope and price in writing.