Chapman Construction

Chapman Construction Group works the kind of electrical jobs most homeowners never see — wastewater-treatment plants, transit projects, municipal infrastructure — out of a union shop in Sandwich. The company says president Vicki Chapman founded it in 2002, though the Better Business Bureau lists the business as started in 2011; Chapman herself is the registry holder of a Massachusetts electrician license, current on the state registry. The company carries three Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office certifications, current on the state registry — Women Business Enterprise, Veteran Business Enterprise and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise. The Better Business Bureau grades it A+. Public project directories show 22 permitted jobs, mostly commercial and municipal electrical work across eastern Massachusetts, plus two more listed on Procore's contractor network. On its own site the company describes itself as a signatory contractor to IBEW Locals 103, 223 and 96, OSHA-30 certified, and a member of the National Electrical Contractors Association. This is a public-sector and commercial electrical shop, not a residential service-call outfit — its stated service area centers on Boston, and the work on file runs to wastewater treatment and transportation infrastructure rather than house calls. A separate home improvement contractor registration (#168511) for the company appears on BuildZoom; check its current status directly with the state before relying on it. Chapman is a fit for municipal, infrastructure or larger commercial electrical work in the Boston-to-Cape-Cod corridor. Before hiring, confirm the scope matches their public/commercial focus, verify current license standing with the state, and ask for references from a comparable project.