Homan Electric Inc

Thirty-eight permits, every one of them a house — Homan Electric is the kind of shop you call when the kitchen needs new circuits or the panel is too small for what you have added. Walter E. Homan owns it and works out of Marblehead; no street address is published anywhere public. The filed work reads like a neighbourhood electrician's calendar rather than a construction firm's: kitchen and bathroom circuits, a change to a larger panel, wiring for an above-ground pool, a U-fer ground at a pool on Crow Island, tamper-resistant and dual-function breakers on a Salem condo, an extension of a living room onto a porch. Nine of those jobs came in the last three years, and the geography is tight — Marblehead, Nahant, Beverly, Salem and Manchester, with a single Boston address as the outlier. On credentials, BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts electrician's licence, number 10535, and shows it active — but it also states it has not re-checked that licence since July 2025. A second Massachusetts number, 26354, is listed active while marked 'License Not Verified', with a last-checked expiration back in July 2016. Neither of those is a state confirmation, and a company electrical licence and an individual's master licence are normally two separate records anyway. Ask for the current number and run it through the Commonwealth's e-licensing board. No customer has written publicly about the work, so there is nothing to weigh on how jobs actually go. For small residential electrical work on the Marblehead–Nahant–Beverly stretch, the permit trail is real and current; ask for a couple of recent local references and confirm the licence before booking.