Tomas Electrical

Tomas Electrical is a Peabody-based electrician who shows up in a mix of residential lighting jobs and larger commercial fit-out permits. In a 2025 review, a customer described the arrival right on the promised day: Victor walked room to room with a notepad, planned out recessed lighting for the living room, then installed it with his helper without leaving a mark of plaster dust behind. Beyond that single detailed account, the platform ratings line up the same way — 4.5 stars on Google from two ratings, 5.0 on BuildZoom from one — though with so few ratings logged, that consistency counts for more as a direction than a verdict. BuildZoom's permit records also point to commercial work: a $70,000 wiring job for a Danvers gelato shop and gas-pizza-oven and hood-exhaust wiring for a Beverly pizzeria show up alongside smaller residential service changes, with a typical permit running around $3,000 and at least eight projects logged over the past three years. Worth asking about directly before booking: BuildZoom's own listing carries an alert saying it was unable to verify a license for the business with the state licensing board — that's a gap in BuildZoom's own check, not a finding that the license doesn't exist, but it's still worth confirming current licensing before signing anything. For a straightforward lighting upgrade or a small commercial fit-out, the one detailed account here points to a careful, on-time approach — just get the license question settled first.