ITA Electric

ITA Electric looks like a Worcester electrician people have hired for the inside-the-house jobs that need a quick answer: panel work, lighting installs, rewiring, and repair calls. BBB, Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Thumbtack all tie the business to Itamar Raulino, and the company’s own listings say it has about eight to nine years of experience or time in business; Angi and HomeAdvisor also advertise emergency service, warranties, free estimates, and Spanish-language service. On Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Thumbtack, the profiles all show 5.0-star averages. BBB lists ITA Electric as non-accredited with an A- rating. In an October 2024 Angi review, a homeowner said the company returned the call quickly, inspected the job, then came back the next day after parts arrived to fix the issue and rewire part of a front light. Other 2023 reviews described basement wall-heater installation, an electric-panel job, recessed-light work, and a chandelier install, with homeowners saying he kept time, fit their schedule, and explained the work. The main thing to ask about is how much fresh, independent review history there is. Several Angi and HomeAdvisor comments repeat word for word across listings, and the dated write-ups shown online run from 2023 to 2024, so the trail is thinner and older than the raw review totals first make it look. If your project is part of an addition or remodel, the service menus point to electrical installation within that job rather than full remodeling work. This looks like a fit for homeowners who need a residential electrician for wiring, panel, lighting, outlets, or repair work, not a general contractor running a whole renovation. Before booking, confirm current scheduling, the exact electrical scope they will handle, and who will be responsible for the job; Thumbtack lists a Massachusetts journeyman electrician credential.