Commercial Electrical Solutions Inc.

The license is the solid part. Massachusetts lists electrician license 1501 as active, held by Commercial Electrical Solutions Inc. itself — the company on the registration, not a namesake and not an owner's personal card. The name tells you where the center of gravity sits. CES works from Pocasset on commercial construction and multi-site national account programs, and carries that same crew into houses: wiring, panel work, service repairs and EV charger installation, across Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Its LinkedIn description adds lighting, power solutions and home automation to the list. The company also says its electricians are OSHA-trained and that a third party runs routine safety inspections on its jobs — the kind of process a national retail client asks for, which a homeowner gets the benefit of by default. One number doesn't line up. The company's own site claims 30 years of experience, while a business listing says CES was started in 2009 to serve the South Shore, Cape Cod and southeastern Massachusetts. Both can be true if the 30 years belongs to the people rather than the company, but it is worth asking which one you are hiring. The gap is customers. No published account of a CES job turned up on any platform, so nothing here speaks to scheduling, communication or price — which is why there is no rating rather than a guessed one. CES makes sense for the bigger electrical jobs — a panel upgrade, a rewire, a generator, an EV charger — where a verified license and a documented safety process matter more than a wall of reviews. Ask for two or three recent residential references on Cape Cod, and confirm which electrician will actually be on your job.