T & T Electrical Contractors

T&T Electrical Contractors is a commercial shop, and that is the first thing a homeowner should know. Its own site describes design/build electrical work and long-term maintenance for schools, high-rise residential buildings, medical facilities, offices, restaurants and hotels — jobs measured in floors, not fixtures. The company says it has served the Greater Boston area since 1973. Its BBB page tells a different story, listing the business as started in 2007, with 20 employees and Thomas Tuton as CEO. That gap is worth raising if tenure matters to you. What is independently confirmed: the Massachusetts electrician license, number 10431, is active in the state registry, held by Thomas J. Tuton. BuildZoom lists an Electrical Business license for the company as well, and shows 43 permitted projects behind it. What's missing is anyone describing the work. Google carries two ratings averaging 3 stars and no written accounts at all; BBB has issued no rating and shows neither reviews nor complaints. Two ratings cannot tell you much in either direction, and nothing here says what it is actually like to hire them. So: a licensed, permit-active electrical contractor whose visible work is commercial, with almost no homeowner-facing history to read. If your project is a building rather than a house, ask for references from comparable jobs and check the license number against the state registry yourself. For a routine residential call, a firm with a readable review history will be far easier to judge.