Lloyd G Anderson Jr

Panels and service upgrades are what Lloyd G Anderson Jr's permit trail is built on. Working out of 355 South St in Agawam, in western Massachusetts near Springfield, permits pulled between 2019 and 2023 record service upgrades to 100 amp, a 200A Federal panel replaced, knob-and-tube pulled out of a cellar, and wiring run for an addition, a three-season porch and a hot tub, along with recessed lighting — in Agawam, Feeding Hills, West Springfield and Springfield. That is old-house work, the kind of call that starts with cloth-wrapped wire in a basement. The licensing needs a direct question. BuildZoom lists a Connecticut Electrical Unlimited Contractor licence, ELC.0184053-E1, which the page itself labels "License Not Verified", and it also lists a Massachusetts security systems licence, SSCO-001366, marked inactive with a note that its status "was at one point cancelled". A Connecticut electrical licence sitting on a page for an Agawam address is worth asking about on its own. One more oddity on that page: alongside the Agawam-area electrical jobs it carries plumbing and gas permits from Groveland, Fitchburg, Manchester and Marblehead, more than a hundred miles east. That work does not fit a western-Massachusetts electrician and most likely belongs to another tradesman of the same name, so the permit count on the page should not be read as all his. For a panel swap, a 100-amp service upgrade or knob-and-tube work around Agawam and Springfield, the local permit trail is specific — though the most recent of it dates to 2023. Ask for his Massachusetts electrician licence number and confirm it with the state before scheduling, and keep anything involving gas or plumbing with a contractor who holds that trade.