Malvern Furusa Electrician

The work gets done; the bill is what people argue about. Malvern Furusa Electrician operates out of Billerica, its BBB listing describes full service electrical for residential, commercial and industrial properties, and BuildZoom counts 239 permitted projects for the business, mostly electrical and home-addition work. Price comes up in five reviews between 2021 and 2026. A June 2026 customer called the job well done but out of budget; a May 2026 one said the service was fast, but felt it was a bit overpriced for the complexity of the tasks. The sharpest is from November 2021: quoted a full day, that customer watched the work finish in less than half a day and was charged the full-day estimate anyway, though they said the work itself was done well. A June 2023 reviewer, for their part, called the charge reasonable. Set against that, the speed is real. In an April 2023 review a customer got a next-day appointment and had a long-standing, complicated electrical problem solved within a few hours. A January 2021 reviewer wrote that Malvern talked them out of having any work done at all, showing them simple fixes instead; that December, another was walked through the options for recessed lighting and asked for input as the job went. Execution draws complaints too. A July 2022 reviewer said a dryer cord had been put on their oven and into the outlet. A 2013 customer who had a new breaker box installed in an Acton condo found the panel screws too long — they had gone through the wall and out into the hall — and called the contractor back. Its BBB page shows two customer reviews, one praising the owner's skill and the other describing a smoke-detector placement that was wrong and not promptly corrected. Two legal-filings roundups reported in April 2025 that Kapitus Servicing, Inc. had sued Malvern Furusa Electrician LLC, saying the Massachusetts business was in default of a forward purchase agreement and seeking judgment in the principal amount of $125,119.50. Reasonable for a defined electrical job you want handled fast — a panel or service upgrade, added circuits, a fault someone else could not find. Get the estimate in writing with the basis for the hours, agree what happens if the job finishes early, and settle the licence question before work starts: BuildZoom's own page both lists #12966 for the business and carries an alert saying it has none on file.