Pereira Electric Corporation

The clearest fact about Pereira Electric is on file with the state: Massachusetts electrician licence 871 is active, and the registry's holder of record is the corporation itself. Based at 30 Robert W. Boyden Road in Taunton, the company describes itself as family-owned and about twenty years in, doing full electrical design and design/build work — fire alarm, security and building-technology systems included — across southern New England. Its claimed Procore Network profile fits that picture: a specialty electrical contractor covering Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with 15 projects logged since April 2024, six of them active, averaging around $945,000 apiece. That is commercial-scale work. The public customer trail is thin. Birdeye carries a 3-star rating drawn from two reviews. What else turns up sits beside the work rather than on it: Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School wrote in March 2026 that the company had recognized its electrical co-op student during International Women in Construction Week, and a project executive announced joining the firm on LinkedIn in May 2025. Useful about the shop's culture; silent on how a job in your house goes. So the question before calling is fit. The company's own site aims at commercial, institutional and residential-development clients, and its Procore project sizes run into six figures — a single-family panel swap may not be the work it is built around. Ask plainly whether it takes residential service calls, and ask for references on jobs like yours, since there is no homeowner review history to read instead. For a developer or general contractor lining up an electrical sub in southeastern Massachusetts, this is a licensed, established shop with an active project load and its own design capability. For a homeowner, the licence is real and the review history is not — get the references in writing before you book.