Wilmington Wiring Corporation

Five hundred and thirty permits, and not one customer review. Wilmington Wiring Corporation is a Methuen-listed electrical contractor whose work, as far as it is visible, is infrastructure rather than houses: Eversource make-ready for DC fast chargers, EV charging stations in municipal parking lots in Boston and Brookline, cabinets and feeders at 1 Financial Center, 500 Boylston St and Roxbury Community College. BuildZoom names John R. Garrett as owner, and lists a second owner entry reading Maverick Construction Corp. The licensing needs care. BuildZoom bundles four records across four types and its headline says all of them are active, but the detail rows say something different. Only the construction supervisor licence, CS-091947, carries BuildZoom's verified-active mark, checked May 2026. The plumber licence #13497 and an untyped record #26680 are both marked 'License Not Verified' — and the second of those was last seen with an expiration date of July 2016, a decade ago. Most significant: the electrician licence, #11864 — the credential matching this company's trade and its own name — is shown as inactive and at one point cancelled by the Commonwealth's E-Licensing Board. All of this comes from a directory rather than from the state, and no individual licence-holder name is printed against the records, so it was not possible to check whether each one belongs to this company at all. Anyone hiring for electrical work should ask for the current electrician licence number and verify it directly with the Division of Occupational Licensure before work starts. Nothing here indicates how the work turned out. No one has reviewed the company on BuildZoom, and its score of 104 is calculated from permits and licence standing rather than from customers, so it is not an opinion about the workmanship. Homeowners should know what this outfit appears to be. Every project visible on the profile is commercial or municipal, and the one exception is a plumbing permit for a washing machine connection and water heater in East Falmouth. If you are a property manager or a municipality putting in charging infrastructure, the permit history is deep and current. For a house call, ask first whether residential work is something they take on.