This might sound crazy and I've never done this before but this was the most aggressive driver I've ever seen in my life. I was a passenger in my girlfriend's car and this guy was all over the lines and nearly swiped our car the closest I've ever seen anyone drive at 80 mph. I have never once wrote a bad review on someone, outside of their actual work but I saw this guy do this to 5 other cars. Genuinely the most scared I've been on the freeway. Pictures included to show I'm not some other business or somebody unsatisfied with his work. read more

Caggiano Anthony Electrical Contracting - Electricians Near Me - Littleton, Massachusetts

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Twenty years ago Anthony was my father's electrician and always did a great job I worked with him on a few projects and he was decent. But the last job it was embarrassing. His crew is extremely sloppy, didn't show up a few times and then ghosted us. I had to get another electrician to finish the job. Very unprofessional. I was looking through the obituaries to see if he died when he wouldn't get back to me. I will never use him again. read more

Anthony was the electrician that rewired our house before our purchase. So when needing a video doorbell installed we called him. He took over an hour to run a new wire to the basement and relocated the doorbell leaving me a hole to patch from the old location. Without asking. Then left a 1"hole in my hardwood floor after drilling in the basement and missing the closet upstairs. Now I have a horrible patch job to the floor that he attempted to repair. After all this the chime inside doesn't work and he blames it on everything but himself. Inferior doorbell, old house, wiring etc. Even though job wasn't finished and wholes not fixed or not fixed properly payment of $360 was still expected. Can I do anything to recover money to fix damages done? read more

Beware of Anthony Gaggiano Electrical. We advertised a 200-amp 240-volt overhead service in 2-in PVC pipe a new weather-head riser supported by two whole clips and expansion joint male adapter onto a 200-amp meter. In addition, all the traces and outlets that are not working in the home are to be repaired and some fixtures to be added. The major part was the upgrade to 200 amp and the PVC weather-hear riser to avoid water leakage. We had a couple of estimates and those major parts (Upgrade to 200amp and the external PVC pipe riser) were around $4000. A friend recommended Anthony stating that he has done some work for him 16 years ago and met him lately. In the beginning, Anthony was a sweet-talker and he said he will do everything for $4500 all-included, any extras will be free of charge. He demanded advanced payment $2250 and remaining half payment at completion. And we obliged. We noticed that he didn't apply work permit request from our town using his electrical license credentials as we agreed upon. And he started lamenting about material shortages for the panel and external riser upgrade and those items are in waiting list. And he will apply for permit once the materials are on hand. (BTW, we heard from other people that was false and materials were available) Sooner, Anthony started fixing things using the existing 100amp panel like adding fixtures, or tracing non-working sockets, light bulbs, outlets etc. without any city permit or the installation of a new 200-amp panel. I left for overseas work for a couple of months. All of a sudden, my wife called me, and she said Anthony is demanding additional $1250 that will make 78% of payment without the main objective of the project addressed - the upgrade to 200-amp and external PVC weather head riser. The moment my wife refused any additional payment - he was no more the sweet-talker and started being aggressive and changed his tone. He insisted and requested that at least he needs $200 (if not the $1250 he demanded) to purchase the materials to resume the work. Sadly, we obliged and gave him an additional $200 making an overall payment of $2450 (54% of the project) without the upgrade to 200amp and the weather head riser. After this Anthony never came back to complete the project, and every effort to reach him by phone failed. We invoked the friend who recommended him and currently Anthony is not picking up the phone for him too! Buyer beware! Please beware of Anthony and request that he provide you with a copy of his electrical license permit and validate it. Also, make sure you don't engage in a similar advance payment scheme. read more

The best of the best. Tony and his son, Anthony, did a phenomenal job putting in my new lights. Thank you guys so much! Very professional, affordable, and FUNNY! Thanks again, guys! read more

Do not hire Caggiano Electrical! He overcharges his labor and material and does sloppy work. I hired him (Oct 2020) to install a ceiling fan I bought, install switches, and wire a couple smart thermostats I bought. In the middle of the job, the owner, Anthony Caggiano, left for 45 minutes to buy 14/3 wire. My job needed at most 50 ft of this very common wire. I couldn't believe he showed up to my job w/o this wire and then charged me for his shopping time. At end of day, he gave me a bill which I questioned and although I paid for his wire shopping trip I told him I wasn't paying for his hour lunch break. He also treats 40 minutes of an hour as a full hour of work. I questioned the $180 he charged for material and he commented, yeah it really adds up. After Tony left, I investigated the material and found that even w/o a contractor discount, I could buy all the material for under $30! After Tony left, I went down in the basement to see what he did. Instead of using the common wire already at the thermostat to wire the smart thermostats, he ran new wire from the furnace and he ran them over and under tiles of my dropped ceiling. He and his partner did not tuck wires neatly up in joist and out of the way, but just went straight from point A to B, and screw the ceiling tiles! They also made no attempt at putting back the ceiling tiles and cleaning up the job. I called Tony at most an hour after he left and he said he was sorry about that and he'd come back and correct the work but needed to check his schedule. He even texted me agreeing that he was going to fix the work. Then after trying to contact him to get him in to actually do what he said he would do, he texts back "lose my number" and ghosts me. This is hardly the way a professional owner of a company should be acting. So I now I have pay someone else to redo his wiring mistake. Then I discovered when Tony installed one of my smart thermostats he broke off all of the tabs that are used to lock the wires in and even left two wires with damaged protective sheaths (so the metal was exposed!), thereby running the risk of shorting out. So, I had to buy a new smart thermostat. There are some more issues I spotted in the work done by Caggiano Electrical, but I think people get the point. Under no circumstances should he be hired. read more

Avoid like the plague. This guy is unprofessional and unethical. He came to my house to do some work, and removed the dishwasher to get to a spot behind it. It stopped working after he left, and despite my many phone calls he never came back to fix what he broke, nor did he return one of my calls. Now I have to find a plumber to take care of the mess he made. The work he did was OK, but he is completely unprofessional. read more

This guy stole $600 from me. I overpaid him for his work. He agreed to pay me back, but he has not retruned my calls for over four months. Proceed with caution. read more