Tony Grieco Electric Inc

Tony Grieco Electric Inc is an electrical contractor working from a PO box in Middleton, Massachusetts, reachable on (617) 293-6555. What is documented about the company is its permitted work rather than anything its customers have written. That work record is real and reasonably busy. The company has 211 projects on file and pulled at least 23 permits over the past three years — thirteen in 2023, three in 2024 and seven in 2025 — with a typical permit valued around $8,000 and the mix weighted heavily toward electrical work, plus a handful of home additions. The individual jobs show a residential electrician doing the full range of house work. In 2023 the company took out a $50,000 permit to completely rewire a home in Brookline, and in 2025 a $25,000 permit to rewire a house and upgrade its service in Malden. Also in 2025 it wired a new in-ground pool with a sub-panel and, separately, landscape lighting at a Brookline property. Earlier jobs include wiring four bedrooms, a hall bathroom, mudroom, den and laundry in Melrose in 2022, kitchen and bathroom sub-panels in Arlington in 2023, and repeated meter-and-fixture reattachment for siding work in Danvers, Topsfield and Beverly across 2022 and 2023. Two things are worth pinning down before hiring. No customer has left a review on the company's BuildZoom profile, so there is no published first-hand account of how any of that work actually went — the score of 0 shown there is a licence-status artifact, not a customer verdict. And the licence position on that page cannot be relied on: a single number, #17555, appears under four different labels — Electrician, Electrical Contractor and Master Electrician — with three different expiry dates ranging from July 2016 to July 2025, every entry stamped "License Not Verified", while the page's own banner says there is no active licence on file. For a homeowner in Middleton or the surrounding North Shore towns wanting rewiring, service upgrades or circuits for a renovation, this is a contractor with a documented and recent permit history in exactly that work. Ask for the current electrician's licence number and check it against the state's electrical licensing board yourself, and ask for references from recent jobs, since none are published anywhere.