Lighthouse Electrical Contracting

Lighthouse Electrical Contracting is a union electrical shop out of Hingham built for commercial buildouts, fire-alarm work, and utility-scale solar installs, not appliance hookups. The company says it was started in 2002 by journeyman electrician Herbert Aikens as a one-man IBEW Local 103 signatory shop and has grown into an operation with more than 100 electricians and technicians on staff. Across the places that track it — Google, industry directories, project databases — the read is consistently good: 4.3 stars from 6 Google ratings, and independent write-ups describe a company that has "consistently provided excellent service and workmanship" and built an "industry-wide reputation for delivering high quality" electrical, telecom, and renewable-energy work. It's also picked up municipal work, showing up as the contractor behind a wind-monitoring project for the Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant, alongside its listing as a specialty electrical contractor on Procore's commercial project network. That said, this is a thin sample to lean on hard — just three detailed reviews spread across 2023–2025 and four sources total. Nothing in it points to a problem, and the praise is spread across independent sites rather than concentrated in one place, but it's not the deep review history a homeowner gets with high-volume residential shops. One thing worth clarifying directly before reaching out: several trade directories (Procore, The Blue Book, ElectricalUp) list the business address as 59 North Ave in Rockland, MA, while the company's own website, its Google listing, and the federal SAFER carrier registry all give 9 Sharp St in Hingham. It's worth confirming which is the current office rather than assuming either listing is stale. This reads as a commercial and institutional electrical contractor rather than a residential service-call outfit — the fit is a business, school, or facility with a construction, fire-alarm, or solar project. Its 2021 ConstructSecure Gold Safety Award is a reasonable thing to ask them to speak to on a larger job, alongside confirming their current address and that the crew assigned matches the scale of what's being described on the website.