Professional Power Services Inc

Professional Power Services is a Georgetown, Massachusetts electrical contractor whose whole visible history is written in building permits rather than reviews — 34 of them on file, 11 in the last three years. The permits say a lot about the kind of work. Marblehead accounts for the largest cluster of them; the rest run through Malden, Salem, Danvers, Methuen and Peabody. The jobs themselves are bread-and-butter residential electrical: a 2025 kitchen and lighting rewire in Malden at $8,500, a 2024 Methuen service upgrade from 200-amp single phase to 200-amp three phase at $5,500, a 2020 Salem bathroom rewire with GFCI, fan and a new sub-panel, and a 2019 emergency replacement of service entrance conductors in Peabody. Small jobs and service upgrades, mostly, on one- and two-family homes. What is missing is any customer writing at all. BuildZoom states plainly that it has received no reviews for the company, and no other platform carries a profile for it. Its BuildZoom score of 96 is calculated from permit history, not from anything a homeowner said, so it should not be read as a satisfaction number. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts electrician licence, number 20489, under owner Richard A Mahoney, and says it checked that licence as active in April 2026 — that is the directory's own claim rather than a confirmation from the state, so ask to see the licence and check it against the Commonwealth's e-licensing board yourself. This is the sort of shop a Marblehead or Danvers homeowner might already know by name from a neighbour rather than from the internet. The permit trail is real and recent, which is more than many one-page listings offer; the absence of published reviews just means you should lean harder on references and a written quote before booking.