Stephen Nealon

Stephen Nealon's permit history reads like a map of the Massachusetts EV build-out. Working from 19 Carroll St in Milford, he has 23 permitted electrical projects on record between 2012 and March 2025, and the bulk of them are electric-vehicle supply equipment — chargers wired in Lenox, Hyannis, Barnstable, Falmouth, Westford, Waban and Fitchburg — with service upgrades and residential rewiring filling out the rest. The thing to settle before calling is the licence. BuildZoom lists his Newton electrical contractor licence, number 37253, as inactive and expired since July 2013, and it gives him a score of zero specifically because it could not confirm an active one. A licence that existed and lapsed is a different matter from a trade that never needed one, so ask him for his current Massachusetts electrician licence number and check it yourself before anything gets scheduled. Nobody has written a review of him on BuildZoom, so there is no homeowner account of how a job actually runs, and no rating is published. He is the natural call for a home charger install from someone who has been pulling EVSE permits since 2012 — provided the licence question is answered first.