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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from McDonough Electric Construction Corp.. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
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$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
Based in Bedford, McDonough Electric Construction Corp. says it is a third-generation, family-owned union electrical-infrastructure contractor founded by Jack McDonough in 1969 and led today by Kevin and Ryan McDonough. The company describes work across utility infrastructure, fiber, wireless, renewable-energy interconnects, critical infrastructure, and storm response, with Bedford and Merrimack operations and IBEW Local 104 and NECA affiliations. Customers describe responsive, knowledgeable work. In a 2025 review, a customer said the company promptly repaired parking-lot lights and reconfigured two others, calling the workmanship high quality. A 2023 reviewer cited quick response time and Ryan and Kevin's trade knowledge; another 2023 reviewer praised the crew's professionalism on a large project. The public review sample is small, with Google showing 4.5 stars from eight ratings. McDonough is a strong fit for utility, commercial, municipal, renewable, communications, and industrial infrastructure scopes rather than ordinary residential electrical work—the company's contact page explicitly says it is not the right fit for residential electrical work or small commercial projects. Confirm project scope, availability, and the appropriate operating division before booking.
“**Ryan McDonough**: Ryan McDonough has held roles including Vice President at McDonough Electric Construction Corp.. Based in Brookline, New Hampshire, United States [UNITED STATES]. ... **[Chris Sauer](https://linkedin.com/in/chris-sauer-2b3b4920)** · 2025-12-04 · 1 reaction ... > You guys are the best ... **[Ryan McDonough](https://linkedin.com/in/ryan-mcdonough-a7b46a211)** · 2025-12-04 ... > Likewise brother!”
““You just go to battle. Once line work is in your blood, it’s with you until the day you die,” said Andrew Tripp, a contractor with McDonough Electric Construction Corp. of Bedford, Mass., who was working for CMP on Tuesday to restore service in Yarmouth. ... “You can’t just flip a switch and everything’s OK,” said Todd Hall, a lineman with McDonough Electric Construction who was working in Yarmouth. “You put the biggest lines on first to feed the most amount of people. And you work down from there, line by line, street by street, until you get to the smallest towns and camp roads.””
Great people very friendly, nice and informative.
My plow truck driver backed into one of my parking lot lights and did significant damage. I called McDonough Electric, who have serviced my lights in the past, and they promptly sent up 2 workers who repaired the damage and reconfigured 2 other lights that needed repair also. Their work was prompt and high quality. I was very satisfied with their workmanship.
I’d. like to tell the world how professional and courteous the whole crew was yesterday. What I thought was a huge project , you made it seem like old hat!!! If there is another forum I can respond to , let me know. Thanks again. JIM WILLIAMS. 3 HERON LN. N.BILLERICA MA. 01862
Great company to work with. Quick response time. Ryan and Kevin are very knowledgeable in the trade.
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Same-day or same-hour arrivals5.0
Drywall and water-damage repairs alongside paint5.0
Decades in business3.6