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Neil C. Miller

Local business · Haverhill, MA

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Electricalelectrical work

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License not state-verified. We could not confirm a current registration in the state registry. Insurance is self-reported.
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Highlights

  • Permitted electrical worktown permits filed in Methuen and Danvers
  • License records conflict2016 expirations and one cancelled entry listed
  • Directory scoreBuildZoom rates him 0, below most Massachusetts contractors

Neil C. Miller is an electrician based in Haverhill, and what exists publicly about him is a permit trail rather than a customer one. BuildZoom's listing shows electrical work pulled under his name in two towns outside Haverhill: a 2024 permit in Methuen to disconnect and reconnect a 50-gallon water heater, and an older 2011 electrical application in Danvers. The licensing picture on that same listing is worth sorting out before you call. BuildZoom says a Massachusetts Electrician license was verified active as of June 2026, but it also shows two Master Electrician entries it last checked carrying July 2016 expiration dates, and a separate Electrician license it describes as having been cancelled at some point. No customer reviews have been posted about him on BuildZoom, and the site assigns his profile a score of 0, which it states does not rank in the top 50% of Massachusetts contractors. He is a plausible call for the kind of small residential electrical work his permits describe, in Haverhill and the towns around it. Ask him which license he currently holds, get the number, and confirm it directly with the state's electrical board before scheduling anything.

Specializes in

Electricalelectrical work

Also offers

water heater hookups

Service area

Danvers, MAHaverhill, MAMethuen, MA

Languages

English

Update history

No changes recorded yet — last scanned Jul 29, 2026.

What does electrical work cost in Greater Boston?

Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Neil C. Miller. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.

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Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).

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Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.

Estimated range

$530 – $1,100

Typical electrical project around $820

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