SA Electric

Two names come up in nearly every review of SA Electric: Said, who runs it, and Mo, who works alongside him. The pairing turns up on house renovations, bathroom rewires and outdoor outlets, and — more often than you would expect from a small shop — on commercial jobs. Working out of 163 River St in Haverhill, the crew splits between houses and businesses. One homeowner in April described new electrical services installed for a full house renovation that passed inspection without a delay. A restaurant owner had wiring and lighting done without disrupting service. Another customer had two retail locations handled, including the electrical meter setup. One review mentions a full rough-in plus multifamily code updates — work that gets inspected hard. Code fluency is the thread reviewers keep pulling on. Several credit Said with knowing the electrical code well enough to advise on design and install choices, and one singles out commercial code specifically. A property manager who has used the company for more than 10 years notes the crew taking their shoes off on the way in. A customer of 14 years says he shows up when he says he will. One thing to weigh before calling. On Google the score is a flat 5.0 across 32 ratings, but every written review carries a 2026 date and most landed in a tight cluster between late March and mid-April. A run that concentrated is not damning on its own — a shop that just started asking customers for reviews looks exactly like this — but it means the readable history runs a few months deep rather than a few years, even though several of those same reviewers describe working with Said for a decade. For a service upgrade, a renovation rough-in, or commercial work that has to clear an inspector, this is a reasonable call, and the repeat-customer accounts are the strongest thing here. Ask for a reference on a job like yours, and get the scope and price in writing before the crew starts.