Anthony Cerullo Electrician

"Hired Anthony and Anthony showed up, wasn't subbed out." A homeowner wrote that in March 2025 after a panel replacement, and it is the cleanest description of what this business is: one licensed electrician, working Cape Cod and the South Shore out of Sandwich, who turns up himself. The jobs people describe are the unglamorous, diagnostic kind. This March a customer had years of unsafe wiring in a hot-water boiler control system inspected, explained and re-done; the same month another had wrap-around lights and LED strip lighting fitted in a home gym. Earlier accounts run the same way — in July 2025 a homeowner's malfunctioning irrigation turned out to be tied to a shorted line affecting other outlets, and the fix meant investigative work in a very low crawl space. In March 2025 someone tired of losing power in Cape winter storms had a whole-house generator sized and a transfer switch installed. Panels, GFI circuits, outdoor outlets, under-cabinet lighting, smart-home upgrades over successive renovations. Two things recur enough to be worth naming. One is communication: customers keep describing texts before arrival, arrival times honoured, and estimates written clearly enough that the scope was not in dispute afterwards. The other is a willingness to talk someone out of a service call — a July 2025 reviewer texted about a bathroom fan and shower light, was told to try resetting the GFI outlets first, and it worked, at no cost. The honest caveats are about depth rather than quality. The written history starts in 2024 and sits almost entirely on one platform: 53 Google ratings averaging 5.0, with twelve of them written in the last six months and not a single negative anywhere in the set. That is a real, current run of good work, but it is a short one, and a perfect score across a young record supports less confidence than the same score spread over a decade and several sources. On price, one customer in April 2025 put it plainly: not the least expensive, but you get what you pay for. Good fit for a Cape Cod homeowner who wants the person quoting the job to be the person doing it — panel work, generator transfer switches, troubleshooting a circuit nobody else could trace. Confirm his Massachusetts electrical licence and insurance in writing before booking, as you would with any sole operator.