Wetmore Electric Inc

Wetmore Electric is a Salem, Massachusetts electrician that's been in business nine years, according to the Better Business Bureau, Angi and Thumbtack alike — and the reviews it's collected along the way run an unbroken string of five-star ratings. Twenty-two ratings on HomeAdvisor average 4.9, Angi's separate three reviews come in at a perfect 5.0, and the Better Business Bureau gives the company an A+ grade (it hasn't sought BBB accreditation). The written reviews stretch from 2020 to 2024, and a few things keep coming up regardless of the year. In a 2020 HomeAdvisor review, a customer described Michael and his team accommodating a number of unusual requests and keeping communication painless through a major electrical job; another from that same year mentioned a same-day estimate and scheduling for a ceiling light and dimmer switch installation, with the work areas left spotless afterward. A 2021 reviewer who'd hired the company for several different jobs called out the on-time arrival and the cleanup once the work was done. The most recent review on file, from November 2024, is a short one-liner — so while the praise has been consistent, the written record has gone quiet for almost two years. BuildZoom's directory page lists an Electrical Business registration and an Electrician license (#20988) for the company, and its 113 recorded building permits put its BuildZoom score in the top 3% of Massachusetts contractors. HomeAdvisor separately lists that same license number with an expiration date in mid-2028, and the company's own profiles state it holds master electrician licenses in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Worth knowing: BuildZoom also names a fifth, older license number for the company, last carrying a July 2025 expiration date — one credential among several, worth confirming directly if it matters for your job. Angi's own FAQ for the company notes it doesn't offer emergency services, so this isn't the call for a middle-of-the-night outage. But for planned residential and light commercial electrical work — panel upgrades, lighting, outlets, wiring — the pattern across every platform is the same: shows up when promised, communicates clearly, and leaves the site clean. Confirm current licensing directly and ask about scheduling given the stated lack of emergency service.