Adin Ustick

One of the permits Adin Ustick pulled in Belmont was to close out work left by an electrician who had died — the kind of job that lands on whoever can finish what is already in the walls. Ustick works out of 16 1st St in Amesbury, and BuildZoom counts 39 permitted projects under his name, 18 of them in the last three years. Most of it is electrical and new-construction work at a typical permit size around $5,000, but the Belmont cluster runs far bigger: wiring new dwelling units at $90,000 and $35,000, and a $45,000 400 amp service. Beyond Belmont, he has permits in Newburyport and two 2022 electrical permits in Marblehead. If you are wiring a new unit or an addition, or stepping a house up to a heavier service, that is the work his permit trail is built on. Ask for his Massachusetts electrician licence number and a certificate of insurance when you call, and ask him to walk you through how inspections and scheduling ran on a recent job of a similar size.