Robert J. Scarelli
Local business · 113 Pleasant St
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- Not rated by the BBB
Highlights
- Service upgrades — repeated across 26 permitted residential jobs
- Panel replacements — a recurring job type in his permits
- Methuen focus — nearly all permitted work is in town
- Activity has thinned — one permit in the last three years
- No customer reviews — BuildZoom's page carries none at all
- Licences unverified — directory flags both electrician records unconfirmed
- Expiry dates passed — last seen July 2025 and July 2019
- Cancelled record listed — construction supervisor CS-107013 shown inactive
Twenty-six permits carry Robert J. Scarelli's name, and the most recent one was filed in 2023. He works as a one-man electrician out of 113 Pleasant St in Methuen, and the jobs are residential bread and butter: service upgrades, panel replacements, pool wiring, and rough-ins for kitchens and baths. Nearly all of them sit in Methuen itself, with single jobs in Haverhill, Westford and Salisbury. The pace has thinned to one permit in the past three years, so the first question is simply whether he is still taking work. The licence picture needs checking directly rather than trusted. BuildZoom shows two electrician numbers as active — #14473 and Journeyman Class E #35066 — but marks both 'License Not Verified' and notes that the last expiration dates it saw have already passed, July 2025 for one and July 2019 for the other. A construction supervisor number, CS-107013, is listed inactive and described as at one point cancelled. That is a directory's filing cabinet, not a state confirmation. No customer has put anything in writing. BuildZoom carries no reviews for him, and the score of 94 on that page comes from permit history rather than from anything a homeowner said. For a panel swap or a 100-to-200-amp service upgrade in Methuen, the permitted work shows exactly that job done repeatedly over the years. Call to confirm he is still active, then ask for his current electrician licence number and check it against the state registry before scheduling.
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What does electrical work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Robert J. Scarelli. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820