Andrzej Socha

Andrzej Socha is an electrician working out of Middleton, and the permits tell a consistent story: 23 pulled jobs, nearly all of them the small, useful stuff. Kitchen GFCI receptacles, recessed lights, a panel swap, a 150-to-200-amp service upgrade, an emergency repair after a tree took down a service drop. The footprint is tight to the North Shore — Beverly, Peabody, Manchester, Danvers, with three Marblehead permits pulled between 2022 and 2023 — and it stretches occasionally into light commercial work, including an LED retrofit in a Peabody food-prep space and power for a machine shop in Danvers. The licence question is the thing to settle before anything else. The only licence record attached to this name is a Maine electrician licence, #MS60018943, which the Maine Department of Regulatory Licensing & Permitting shows as inactive and at one point cancelled — BuildZoom puts its expiration at August 2013 and says it last confirmed the licence expired in March 2020. No Massachusetts electrician licence appears at all. Massachusetts requires one, and permits in these towns are issued to a licensed electrician, so ask for the Massachusetts number directly and check it with the state's electricians board before work starts. No customer has written about this electrician anywhere we could find, so there is nothing to say about scheduling, tidiness or pricing. For a small residential electrical job on the North Shore the permit history is real and steady. Get the current Massachusetts licence number and a certificate of insurance in hand, and ask for a couple of recent local customers you can call.