Anthony Cerullo Electrician

Anthony Cerullo Electrician works out of Sandwich, on the Cape, and the number that jumps out from his Google page is 52 reviews — every one of them 5 stars. Homeowners call him for panel swaps, recessed lighting, generator hookups and the everyday troubleshooting jobs, and a striking share of the reviews describe repeat business: the same names showing up across a renovation, then a panel job, then a generator install a year or two later. A 2026 review describes him rewiring a hot water boiler's control system after a previous contractor left it with outdated wiring and poor grounding — he inspected the whole setup, explained what was wrong, and gave a detailed estimate before starting. Another recent review has him diagnosing a run of repeated blown power supplies, quoting the job, then doing the work at the price he quoted. The pattern runs further back too: a 2025 review has him sizing and installing a whole-house generator for a customer tired of losing power in winter storms, and another from the same year describes him replacing a full electrical panel after water damage, then adding a generator transfer switch while things were already open. In a 2025 review, a customer with a bathroom fan that wouldn't turn on got a text back suggesting a free GFI reset before he even came out — it worked, and it cost nothing. The one note that isn't uniform praise: a 2025 review called his pricing "not the least expensive," though the same reviewer said the work justified it. Past that, nothing raises a complaint — across three sources and roughly two and a half years, reviewers describe the same shape of experience: texts ahead of arrival, quotes honored, and work that stayed clean. He fits anything from a stuck GFI outlet to a full panel-and-generator project, and the repeat-customer pattern suggests he's become the standing call for several Cape households across multiple projects. Given the pricing note above, it's worth getting a firm number before booking.