Diaz Gabriel

Eighty-eight permits and not a single review — that combination tells you what kind of electrician Gabriel Diaz is. The Haverhill business he owns, operating from 109 Shawsheen Rd, has pulled about 35 permitted jobs in the past three years, nearly all of them electrical with a handful of home additions mixed in. The work skews small. BuildZoom puts the typical permit value near $2,500, which is the shape of service calls, wiring jobs and upgrades rather than gut renovations. Its BuildZoom score of 102 reflects that permit history, not customer opinion. What is missing is the part homeowners usually lean on. Nobody has posted about working with them, so there is no account of scheduling, cleanup, pricing or how a problem gets handled. BuildZoom also lists a Massachusetts electrician license, number 23266, which it says it saw as active in May 2026 — that is the directory's own check, not a state-registry confirmation, so ask to see it. A separate Newton electrical contractor license the site lists last showed a July 2022 expiration. For a straightforward wiring job where a long permit trail matters more than a review count, this is a working electrician with a real record of pulled and completed permits. Confirm the license directly with the state, and ask for a few recent customer references, since there are none to read.