Frank Pinto
Local business · 167 W Shore Dr, Marblehead, MA
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Highlights
- High permit volume — 113 electrical permits since 2019
- Recent and active — permits run through September 2025
- Tight local footprint — Marblehead, Beverly, Peabody and Wenham
- Licence unverifiable — directory could not confirm it with the board
- No active licence flagged — the same page carries that alert
- Listed trade wrong — directory says remodeling, permits say electrical
- No customer reviews — nothing written about the work anywhere
One hundred and thirteen permits, and every one of them electrical. Frank Pinto works out of West Shore Drive in Marblehead, and the permit trail — Marblehead, Beverly, Peabody and Wenham, from 2019 through September 2025 — reads like a busy residential electrician's calendar: wiring kitchens to code, service changes, meter sockets, relocating laundry circuits, wiring an addition. Worth being clear about one thing, because the directory listing him is not. That page files him under kitchen, bathroom, basement and whole-home remodeling and additions, and not one of his 113 permits is a remodeling permit. The work on file is electrical work. Two things to close before you call. The directory could not verify a licence with the licensing board and flags that no active licence is on file — which sits oddly beside a permit history running to September 2025, since electrical permits are normally pulled under one. Ask him for his Massachusetts electrician licence number and check it with the state yourself. And nobody has written publicly about the work, so the permits are the only thing to weigh. For a service upgrade, a panel or meter change, or the rough wiring on a kitchen or an addition around Marblehead, he is plainly doing that work and doing a great deal of it. Confirm the licence first, then ask for two homeowners from 2025 jobs and call them.
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What does electrical work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Frank Pinto. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820