SPC Electrical Services

SPC Electrical Services works out of Lakeville, Massachusetts, and its online history splits oddly between two names: on Google, reviewers from 2024 credit the work to "Aaron"; on Thumbtack, reviews running from 2024 into December 2025 credit "Sean." Whichever name shows up, the jobs described are the same kind of work — same-day calls, careful installs, and customers who call back for the next project. The company's own website describes SPC as veteran-owned, doing residential and commercial wiring, generator installation and rental, and offering 24-hour emergency electrical service. In a July 2024 Google review, a homeowner described a 7pm emergency call about a malfunctioning AC thermostat — phone troubleshooting first, then a house call, fixed by 8pm the same night. An August 2024 review described a full knob-and-tube rewiring job in a 124-year-old house, with the reviewer noting the crew showed up on time at every stage and cleaned up after the work. A May 2024 reviewer said they had used the business repeatedly since moving to Taunton, including leaving a spare key for return visits — the kind of repeat trust that builds only once a few jobs go well. On Thumbtack, where the profile lists the business as family-owned and shows a Massachusetts journeyman electrician license, five reviews dated between March 2024 and December 2025 describe smaller work — outlet and lighting installs, an Ethernet run, venting two bathroom fans in a tight attic space — at prices reviewers called fair after comparing multiple quotes. That profile also shows 26 completed projects and a 4.8-star average across 16 ratings. Separately, SPC's Massachusetts electrician license (No. 8536) is verified active in the state registry under SPC Electrical Services, Inc. — confirmed against the licensing board, not just claimed on a directory page. Nothing in the record here is a complaint: all ten reviews across both platforms, from March 2024 through December 2025, are five stars, and there's no licensing issue on file. Anyone calling is still better off confirming who's actually handling the job and getting a firm quote before anything beyond a straightforward repair — the Aaron/Sean split across platforms is worth a quick question up front.