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Motti Electric Construction Site

Our Story

Motti Electric has been in business for over 50 years, providing commercial electrical services to the Greater Boston and surrounding areas. We also hold licenses in New Hampshire and service southern New Hampshire.

  1. January 1970

    Company founded in 1972 - family business.

    Company founded in 1972 - family business.

  2. June 1980

    Opened satellite office in Boston for 8 year renovations to Seaport buildings

    Opened satellite office in Boston for 8 year renovations to Seaport buildings.

  3. November 1982

    Moved Offices to Sharon, MA.

    Moved Offices to Sharon, MA.

  4. March 1990

    Multi Unit residential construction

    Expands into Multi Unit residential construction.

  5. October 1999

    Construction begins on new corporate office

    Construction begins on new corporate office and warehouse.

  6. August 2000

    Motti electric new office/warehouse in 2000

    Moved to current office/warehouse in 2000, prior to that separate locations for each.

  7. August 2009

    Energy efficient lighting retrofits

    Expands into Energy efficient lighting retrofits.

  8. June 2021

    Avi and Motti still working together June 21, 2021.

    Avi and Motti still working together June 21, 2021.

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  • 50+

    Years in Business

    Motti Electric has been in business for over 50 years, providing commercial electrical services to the Greater Boston and surrounding areas.

  • 10,000+

    Projects Completed

    Motti Electric has completed over 10,000 projects in Greater Boston and surrounding areas.

  • 1,000,000+

    kW of Energy Usage Saved

    Motti Electric has saved over 1,000,000 kW of energy usage.

  • 2,000,000+

    Square Feet

    Motti Electric has renovated over 2,000,000 sf of commercial space.

  • Motti Electric Architectural Ceiling
  • Conduit and ductwork in a building’s mechanical space
  • Motti Electric Construction Site
  • Motti Electric - Tel / Data
  • Construction workers in hard hats reviewing plans, seen from above