Kyle Handley

Kyle Handley's permit trail reads like an infrastructure electrician's, not a house-call one. Working out of North Oxford, he shows up on BuildZoom with 29 permitted projects — 16 of them in the past three years — and the recurring job is EV charging: dual-port wall chargers in Buzzards Bay, pedestal stations in Taunton, level-2 units in Nahant, Westfield and Falmouth, and direct replacements of 60kW DC fast chargers at both I-90 plazas in Lee. The rest of the work sits in the same commercial and municipal lane. Power for heat pump and VRF systems in Milton, Methuen, Norwell and Carlisle. LED lighting retrofits at a school and a library in Manchester, plus jobs in Gardner and Northborough. A $200,000 backup diesel generator at a Brookline address. Permit values run from a few thousand dollars to six figures, with a typical size around $15,000. Two things to settle before calling. No homeowner has written a review of him anywhere that surfaced, so there is nothing on scheduling, estimating, or cleanup — only the paperwork. And on licensing, BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts electrician licence, #22575, that it says it saw active in April 2026, along with an inactive City of Windham electrician licence it describes as having been cancelled; those are the directory's claims, so ask for his current licence number and check it with the state yourself. If your project is a charger install, a generator, a lighting retrofit, or the power side of a heat pump swap, this is the kind of work he demonstrably does. For an ordinary residential service call, ask whether he takes that work at all — nothing here shows it.