Timothy Baroni

Timothy Baroni is an electrician working out of Methuen, and what exists about him is a permit trail rather than a reputation. BuildZoom counts 13 permitted projects, seven of them in the last three years, with a typical job value around two thousand dollars. The work those permits describe is the small, practical end of the trade. Boiler-replacement wiring on two Methuen houses, roof heat trace on a home in Lowell, a 22kW standby generator with an automatic transfer switch, a 200-amp service upgrade for an addition in Groveland, and a Waltham job putting sixteen recessed lights into four rooms while checking ungrounded receptacles through the house. Older Methuen permits cover a bathroom remodel and a garage addition. It reads like a one-man operation taking service calls and small upgrades within about a half-hour of home. His licence is the cleanest thing here. BuildZoom lists a single Massachusetts electrician licence, number 23416, and says it confirmed the licence active in June 2026 against the state E-Licensing board — one record, one number, no conflicting statuses, which is not always what these directory pages look like. What is absent is any customer voice. BuildZoom says outright that it has received no reviews for him, and nothing else turned one up. That is worth keeping in mind when reading his BuildZoom score of 90: the figure comes from licence and permit records, not from anyone who hired him, it places him at the 47th percentile, and BuildZoom's own advice on the same page is to hire above 95. The listing also publishes no phone number and no street address beyond the town, so getting hold of him takes another route. He is a plausible call for generator installs, service upgrades and lighting work around Methuen and the towns immediately around it. With nothing written by any customer, ask for references from recent jobs and confirm licence 23416 yourself with the state before booking.