Pan Electric Company, Inc.

One hundred and ninety-seven permitted jobs, and not a single customer review anywhere. Pan Electric is the kind of electrical contractor whose work is documented in city permit files rather than on review sites. The company has run from 83 Raycroft Street in Quincy since 1990 — BBB records a corporation with six employees, an A+ grade, and Mecheong Pan as president — and its Massachusetts electrician licence, number 15026, is active in his name. What the permit record shows is a commercial and multi-family shop, not a house-call electrician. Twenty-six jobs in the last three years, typically around $7,000, clustered in Boston and Roxbury apartment buildings. The larger ones give the flavour: a $750,000 job filed in 2019 at 125 Amory Street to wire eleven new apartments and replace 199 apartment load centres; a $100,000 job filed in December 2023 at 10 Temple Place relocating 42 dishwasher outlets, converting breakers to AFCI/GFCI and replacing 140 bathroom fans; an $80,000 800-amp underground service with pole lighting and two EV chargers in Attleboro in 2021. Two things worth raising. BuildZoom lists several older registrations for the company alongside the active electrician licence — a home improvement contractor registration (#117464), an S-Licence (#SS1510) and an earlier electrician number (#14639) — all recorded as inactive or cancelled; if your job needs a registered home improvement contractor rather than an electrician, ask which registration applies. And because no customer has written about them publicly, there is nothing to read about how they communicate or schedule. A reasonable call for building-scale electrical work — service upgrades, whole-building rewires, fire-alarm and low-voltage runs. Ask for two recent property-manager references and confirm the licence number on the state board's site before signing.