Seaport Energy Co., Inc.

Seaport Energy is the electrical outfit you call when the job is a building rather than a bedroom outlet: floor fit-outs and building maintenance, LED and energy-efficiency retrofits, EV charger installations, and the temporary power and lighting that sits behind trade shows and galas. Residential work is on its list too, though commercial and industrial is plainly where the weight sits. One thing here is confirmed independently: its Massachusetts electrician license is active and held in the company's own name at the state registry, not borrowed from an individual's record. That is the check homeowners most often assume and most often shouldn't. The rest is the company's own account. It says it has handled commercial, industrial and residential electrical needs since 2012, that its electricians come through IBEW Local 103, and that it belongs to the National Electrical Contractors Association. It also describes itself as a woman-owned business and says it is a certified Women Business Enterprise with the state's Supplier Diversity Office — its own words, not something confirmed here, so ask to see the certificate if that status matters to your project or your company's supplier requirements. What this amounts to is an introduction rather than a reputation: a licensed Boston electrical contractor with a clear specialty in lighting, energy retrofits, EV charging and event power, described almost entirely by itself. If you need chargers installed, a floor relit, or power run for an event, they are a sensible call — confirm the residential side handles a job your size, and get the scope and schedule in writing before work starts.