Stephen D. Coleman
Local business · Marblehead, MA
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- Not rated by the BBB
Highlights
- Long presence — permit record reaches back to 1996
- Residential focus — permits are house electrical work
- Licence contradictions — one directory lists three conflicting records
- Expiry stated 2016 — two entries show that date while marked active
- No verified registry record — nothing confirmed against the state board
- No customer reviews — nothing on file from people who hired him
Stephen D. Coleman is an electrician working out of Marblehead, Massachusetts, listed as a one-person operation under his own name. The only record of his work is a short permit history: a residential electrical job in Danvers in 2018 to remove and replace a meter socket and exterior light fixtures during a siding project, and an electrical alteration in Falmouth back in 1996. No customer reviews exist on any source, so nothing here reflects what homeowners who hired him experienced. The licence picture needs checking directly with the state before hiring. A permit directory lists three entries for him — the same number, 18307, appearing twice under two different types (Electrician and Master Electrician), and a third number, 39173, with no type at all. All three are marked "Active", yet two of them carry a stated expiration date of July 2016, one is flagged "License Not Verified", the "verified" one has not been re-checked since July 2025, and the same page prints an alert saying no active licence is on file. Those entries contradict each other, and no state registry record was returned for him in this scan. Anyone considering him should ask for his Massachusetts electrician licence number in writing and check it against the state's e-licensing board, along with proof of current insurance.
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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 Stephen D. Coleman. 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