Hammond Electric Inc
Regional · 25 Avco Rd, Haverhill, MA 01835, USA
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- MA electrical licenseVerified active
- 1 review in the last 6 months
- 5 work photos
Highlights
- Verified license — Massachusetts electrician registration active on the state registry
- Long stated history — company says it has operated since 1993
- Industrial and lab work — site cites biomedical and life-sciences clients
- Thin review record — 3.4 average from only five Google ratings
- Driver conduct — a March reviewer reported a road-rage incident
- Out-of-state licenses — New Hampshire and Maine numbers are self-reported only
Hammond Electric does the kind of electrical work most homeowners never see. The Haverhill company describes itself as a full-service electrical contractor for industrial, commercial and biomedical/life-sciences clients, and says it has served Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire and southern Maine since 1993. Its Massachusetts electrician license, number 11011, is active on the state registry. Master license numbers for New Hampshire and Maine appear on the company's own site; those are its claim, not something confirmed against either state's registry. It also names the Massachusetts Electrical Contractors Association and the National Federation of Independent Business among its affiliations. The public review record is thin: a 3.4 average across five Google ratings, and a single written review, posted in March. That one is not about wiring at all. A driver says a Hammond Electric van ran them off the road with two children in the car, and that the shop told them it was "handling it." One incident on the road says little about how a crew wires a plant, but it is the only firsthand account on file. That thinness is the honest headline. This is a firm whose reputation rests on commercial contracts rather than on homeowner reviews, so there is very little public signal to weigh in either direction. If you are a facility manager or a builder, ask for references from projects that look like yours and confirm the New Hampshire or Maine license directly with that state. If you are a homeowner looking for a residential electrician, note that the company's own site describes an industrial, commercial and life-sciences practice.
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- 2.0Mar 10, 2026
I was nearly run off the road intentionally by one of their Hammond electric vans today in an insane display of psychotic road rage with my two young children in the car. I called their shop and they're "handling it". That guy needs a new job and therapy.
— Rio WheelerView on Google Reviews ↗
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- confirmed against the state license registry
- behind the score: Thin review record — 3.4 average from only five Google ratings
What does electrical work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Hammond Electric Inc. 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