Renaud Electric and Communications

Renaud Electric and Communications works out of 18 Providence Road in Sutton and describes itself as a merit shop electrical contractor established in 1980, serving industrial, commercial, institutional, government and healthcare facilities across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Vermont, with 24-hour emergency service. Tom Renaud signs the president's message on the company's own site, and the Better Business Bureau lists him as principal contact. The state's electrician registry confirms a current Master Electrician licence, number 17459, held by Thomas H Renaud in Sutton and valid to 31 July 2028. It is issued at type class A, the top class, by the Board of State Examiners of Electricians. The work described is firmly commercial and institutional rather than residential: main power distribution, lighting design and installation, emergency management systems, nurse call systems, conveyor distribution, fibre optic backbones and point-of-banking cabling, with electrical work for healthcare and bio-tech facilities called out specifically. A ConstructConnect project record shows the company carrying the electrical section of a bid at $32,435, and the company appears repeatedly on state and regional lists of employers partnering with Massachusetts career and technical education programmes, most recently in an October 2025 masscte.org item and an August 2025 mass.gov item. A Worcester Business Journal piece describes an employee who works there travelling the state visiting job sites and signing on new union members. There is no homeowner-facing track record here to weigh. No customer reviews appear on any source, and the Better Business Bureau file — opened in 1996, with the business started in 1980 and incorporated in 1984 — carries an A+ grade on a listing that is not accredited and shows neither reviews nor complaints. That absence of published complaint is not the same as a body of satisfied customers, and it is why no rating is given. This is the right call for a facility, institution or general contractor needing licensed commercial electrical and data-communications work, particularly in healthcare or bio-tech settings. A homeowner looking for residential electrical work should ask first whether the company takes that work at all.