CJT Electrical Services LLC

CJT Electrical Services LLC is a Worcester County electrician built around one thing: Christopher Turner personally showing up. Every review names him directly — running the wire, explaining the fix, checking the work before he leaves — for the calls Central Massachusetts homeowners actually make: an EV charger install, a panel or service upgrade, a room full of recessed lighting, an outlet that's acting up. The company describes itself as family-owned and says it serves Worcester County and Central Massachusetts, including Shrewsbury, Marlborough and Fitchburg. Its Google reviews run 15-for-15 at five stars, and the detail behind them is consistent rather than generic. Several homeowners hired Turner specifically for an EV charger, describing him walking through the setup and testing it before leaving. Others keep coming back: one says they've used CJT for a number of projects, from service upgrades to kitchen, bathroom and basement wiring. In a 2024 review, a homeowner credited Chris with catching a recalled baseboard heater — one unit had already sparked and burned its coil — before installing safe replacements. A single Reddit comment in r/WorcesterMA also names the company as a good local electrician, without further detail. Its Massachusetts electrician registration (No. 8802) is active through July 2028, verified directly against the state registry. The Better Business Bureau gives the company an A grade and lists a couple of additional license numbers on file that weren't independently verified — normal, since a business and its master electrician often carry separate numbers. One thing worth asking about directly: BBB's own profile shows the LLC was only started and incorporated in 2024, while the company's website claims 10 years in business — likely time Turner spent in the trade before forming this entity, but worth confirming. For a well-defined electrical job — an EV charger, a panel upgrade, a lighting overhaul — the reviews point to a hands-on operator who explains what he's doing before he leaves. Given the LLC's short formal history, ask Turner how long he's personally been doing this work before committing to a larger project.