Kenneth H. Keyes
Local business · 16 Railroad Ave
Verified record
- Not rated by the BBB
Highlights
- Current permit activity — 13 permitted projects in the last three years
- Long permit record — 75 projects on file overall
- Local coverage — Rowley, Byfield, Danvers and Beverly jobs
- No customer reviews — nothing written by a homeowner on file
- Unverified licence entries — two listed active, last seen expiring 2016
- Licence directory-listed — not confirmed against the state registry
Seventy-five permits and not one written review — Kenneth H. Keyes is a Haverhill electrician whose entire public trail runs through the permit office. BuildZoom counts 75 permitted projects on record, thirteen of them in the last three years, at a typical permit value around $3,000: small residential electrical work in Rowley, Byfield, Danvers and Beverly. That is service-call and small-job scale rather than whole-house rewire scale, and thirteen permits in three years says the work is current. On credentials, BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts electrician license, #20888, that it says it verified active in April 2026. It also carries two further entries — a master electrician license under the same number and a second Massachusetts license, #36823 — which it shows as listed active but unverified, both last seen expiring in July 2016. That is the directory contradicting itself on one number, and none of it has been checked against the state registry here. Ask him for the license number on the job and verify it yourself. BuildZoom's profile carries no customer reviews, and nothing written by a homeowner turns up anywhere else in what we have. The permit history tells you he works steadily and locally; it tells you nothing about scheduling, pricing, or what he is like in someone's basement. Ask for two recent addresses in Rowley or Byfield and call them before you book.
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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 Kenneth H. Keyes. 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