MAK Electric LLC

Thirty permitted jobs on the books, and the biggest of them is a $951,589 electrical service for Milton's new fire station — this is a SouthCoast shop whose work runs well past the average house call. MAK Electric works out of Dartmouth. The company says Marc Frey started it in 2014 after finishing the electrical program at Greater New Bedford Voc Tech and working jobs including Boston Logan Airport, and it names him as president, owner and a licensed master electrician. It lists Dartmouth, New Bedford, Westport, Fall River, Somerset, Swansea, Fairhaven and Mattapoisett as its service area, says all its technicians are OSHA certified, and pitches commercial tenant fit-outs, generator installation, new construction and round-the-clock service. Its BBB page carries an A+ grade, though it is not accredited. Google shows 4.8 from 12 ratings, and the written accounts run 2021 to 2025. What comes through is a company comfortable at both ends of the scale. A June 2025 reviewer praised consultations where "they do not oversell" and said small residential problems get the same care as the large commercial projects; another June 2025 customer had used them for everything from commercial to residential and said the crews work clean. A 2021 homeowner said Marc assessed the situation and had electricians on site the next day. The one complaint is about money. In December 2024 a customer who called the office manager and technicians excellent still held back stars over the bill, saying $160.03 charged for "Fuel and a 10% mark-up" was excessive and asking the company to revise its pricing. Ask what gets added to the labour before you sign. Worth checking yourself: BuildZoom lists an active Massachusetts Electrical Business licence for the company plus an electrician licence numbered 21721, and separately shows a master electrician entry for that same number whose last verified expiration was July 2019. Those are the directory's records, not a state confirmation — the Board of State Examiners of Electricians can tell you where things stand today. Good call for commercial fit-outs, generators and new-construction wiring around the SouthCoast, with the estimate and any add-on charges pinned down first.