Malvern Furusa Electrician

Malvern Furusa Electrician is a full-service residential, commercial and industrial electrician with an extensive track record — 25 reviews from 2013 through this year across five platforms — but that record is genuinely mixed rather than uniformly strong. On one side, several long-time clients describe him as their go-to electrician for years running, including on larger jobs like apartment-building construction; in a 2023 review, one client said 'he has become my go to electrician for ALL of my projects.' A 2020 review described him taking the time to walk through recessed-lighting options before installing them, and multiple reviewers over the years call the work prompt and professional. On the other side, real quality and billing concerns show up across the years too. In a 2022 review, a customer described the electrician wiring a dryer cord into an oven outlet, calling it 'very bad basic skills' — the kind of mismatch that raises real safety questions. Separately, more than one review describes being charged the full estimated price for work that finished well ahead of schedule; a 2021 review said a job estimated to take all day was done in under half of one, and the customer was still billed for the full day. There's also a more serious matter outside the reviews: news coverage from April 2025 reported that a commercial lender sued the business, alleging it defaulted on a forward purchase agreement and seeking a judgment of just over $125,000. The coverage doesn't report how the case was resolved, but it's the kind of financial pressure worth knowing about before committing a deposit on a larger project. The company carries an A+ Better Business Bureau rating and averages 4.5 stars across 238 ratings each on Angi and HomeAdvisor — numbers that reflect real satisfied customers, but the specific complaints above are real too and shouldn't be waved off by the averages. For smaller, well-defined electrical jobs, the volume of positive, specific praise here is hard to ignore; for a larger project or anything involving payment up front, it's worth asking pointed questions about the billing dispute pattern and getting a firm, itemized estimate in writing.