D&D Electrical Contractors, Inc. works out of 10 Everberg Rd in Woburn and, together with its cabling arm DNET Cabling Technologies, describes itself as a single source for commercial, industrial and residential electrical construction, voice/data cabling, A/V, fire alarm work, utility-scale solar and EV charging station installation. The company says Doug Lynch is president and Diane Lynch treasurer; the Better Business Bureau's file lists the business as started in 1982, incorporated in 1986, with 120 employees.
The strongest verifiable thing on this business is its licence: the Massachusetts state registry shows electrician licence 11933 active, and the registry's holder of record is DOUGLAS P LYNCH — the individual named as the company's president, which is the normal shape for an incorporated electrical contractor but is worth understanding as a person's licence rather than a corporate one.
The work history is broad and well documented through permits rather than through customers. BuildZoom counts 297 permitted projects, 29 of them in the last three years, spread across Brookline, Boston, Danvers, Attleboro, Lowell, Methuen, Malden, Springfield, Rowley, Waltham, Newton, Hingham, Marshfield and Middleton, at a typical permit value near $21,000. Trade and local press repeatedly name the firm as the electrical subcontractor on Connolly Brothers projects — a CrossCountry Mortgage office fit-up in Beverly, a CAMX Power interior renovation, and a church project — and it appears in a 2023 subcontractor list for the Avalon North Andover project. In 2020 it was reported among Woburn businesses receiving PPP loans over $150,000.
What is thin is the homeowner side. Google publishes 4.3 stars from six ratings, and only two written reviews exist: a five-star "Excellent work and customer service" from December 2024 with no detail, and a one-star comment from August 2025 whose complaint was purely about reaching a human — the writer said the phone was "just an answering machine and no options to speak to anyone if you don't know an extension number." BuildZoom states outright that it has received no reviews at all, and the BBB profile publishes no customer reviews, no star average and no complaint count. The BBB shows an A+ rating while separately stating the business is NOT BBB accredited; those are two different things.
This reads as an established, commercially oriented electrical contractor — Procore lists it as a Specialty Contractor in the commercial market sector serving the Boston area — rather than a firm with a visible residential service reputation. If you are hiring for a house, confirm they take work at your scale, ask how service calls are dispatched given the answering-machine complaint, and verify the licence directly with the Commonwealth.