Guzovsky Electric

Guzovsky Electric has spent decades on the contractor side of construction rather than the doorbell-ringing side — its name turns up as the electrical subcontractor on some of the bigger jobs in the Boston area, not in a stack of homeowner reviews. Based in the Norwood/Westwood area, the company has been operating for about 31 years, according to its BBB profile, under longtime owner Daniel Guzovsky. The clearest evidence of its track record is commercial: in a 2019 trade article, Guzovsky Electric is credited as the electrical subcontractor on a $13.1 million modernization of a historic YWCA building in Boston that won an ENR Award of Merit, and in a 2015 article it's listed as the electrical contractor on a synagogue construction project. BuildZoom also lists an active Massachusetts Electrical Business license for the company and about 97 permitted electrical projects around greater Boston. What's missing is any direct homeowner account — neither its BBB profile nor its BuildZoom listing shows a single customer review, so there's nothing here describing what it's like to actually hire this company for residential work. BuildZoom's own license records are also a little tangled: the same license numbers show up listed as both active and inactive in different rows, worth double-checking directly with the state board rather than trusting either listing at face value. This reads like a firm built for larger commercial and institutional electrical contracts, with a long operating history but no residential review trail — worth a direct conversation about scope, current licensing, and availability before assuming it's set up for a typical house call.