LG Electric Inc

One thing here has been checked rather than taken on trust: LG Electric Inc holds an active Massachusetts electrician licence, and the registry names the company itself as the holder of record — not a number borrowed from an individual. The Northborough company works the building side of the trade. Its own site describes residential, multi-residential, commercial and industrial electrical work, plus the systems that increasingly come attached to it — solar, EV charging stations, low-voltage fire alarm, intercom and camera installations. It calls itself a family business, and says it is licensed and insured across MA, RI, NH, CT, ME, VT, WV and OR. It also describes itself as a minority-owned, MBE-certified company. That is the company's own statement about itself; the certificate hasn't been matched to an issuing body here, so treat it as something to ask for rather than something confirmed. Nobody who has hired them has written about the work publicly yet, which is why there's no rating on this page — not a mark against them, just nothing to weigh. Two things are worth pinning down on a first call. Ask which licence covers the electrician who will actually be on your job: Massachusetts issues an electrical business licence to the company and a separate master's licence to the individual, and you want to know both. And if the MBE certification matters for your project — a public bid, a diversity requirement on a development — ask who issued it and for a copy. For a builder or owner putting out a multi-unit or commercial electrical package, this is a company set up for that scope. For a single service call at home, you'd be going on the licence and the conversation.