Premier Power, LLC

Premier Power works on other people's buildings, not their houses. The Tewksbury company describes itself as a commercial and industrial electrical contractor covering Massachusetts and the surrounding states, with large-scale solar — rooftops, carports, ground mounts for regional solar developers — as its headline work, alongside build-outs, clean rooms, data networks and fire alarm systems. It says it started in 2013 as a small, referral-only shop and grew from there. Its Massachusetts electrician license is active, held in the company's own name at the state registry. The third-party trail here is trade press rather than customers. Associated Builders and Contractors named the company's electrical foreman and safety officer, Adam Haywood, its 2022 Craft Professional of the Year; New England Construction carried the announcement out of Tewksbury, and Construction Executive ran a longer profile of him that June. It is a real credential — a national trade body singling out one of their people for craft and safety — but it is about an employee, not about how a job went. Nothing written by someone who hired them turned up on Google, the directories, or the open web. That is a common shape for a shop whose customers are developers and general contractors signing contracts rather than homeowners leaving stars, and it is why there is no rating on this page: there is nothing to weigh. For a homeowner wanting an electrician, this is probably the wrong door — the company's own material points at megawatt solar arrays and tenant fit-ups, not service calls. For a commercial or solar project, it is worth asking for references on work the size of yours and confirming the licensed scope before you sign.