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New England Electrical Contracting Corporation, based in Kingston, describes itself as a general contracting and electrical firm built mainly around telecommunications infrastructure — utility and tower work, DAS and small-cell installs, in-building wireless, fiber optics, and EV charging stations — for commercial, residential, and industrial clients, rather than a typical home-electrician outfit. The one review that describes an actual hired job is positive: a 2025 customer called the worker kind, said he understood the job, and finished it fairly quickly. The rest of the written record raises real questions about the company's vehicles and staff. A 2025 review describes being cut off and hit by a company driver on the highway. A 2024 review calls employees blatantly rude and says company trucks regularly block intersections and driveways, creating dangerous road conditions. A separate 2024 review makes the same truck-blocking complaint at a busy Somerville-Cambridge intersection and also questions why so many of the company's ratings carry no explanation — raising, without confirming, the possibility that the aggregate score doesn't reflect the real pattern of feedback. For telecom or EV-charging infrastructure work this looks like a specialized outfit, but the pattern of driver and staff complaints here is worth asking about directly before scheduling anything on a residential property.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from New England Electrical Contracting Corporation. 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.
Estimated range
$530 – $1,100
Typical electrical project around $820
Worst drivers. I was cut off by a new England electrical driver.he came off the expressway and came off onto another road didn't stop.i was going straight and he came off the ramp into my car
Great service, the worker was very kind and understood his job. He also finished the job fairly quick.
Subpar customer service at best. Employees are blatantly rude and disrespectful. Trucks regularly block intersections, driveways, and create dangerous road conditions. High liability partner better worth avoiding
You will notice they get a 4.9 star rating. Not one of the ratings has an explanatory message. Wonder why? My rating is zero star, but you can’t do that. The one interaction I had was on June 21, 2024. A NEECC truck was stopped at a very busy intersection in the Somerville Cambridge area; Kirkland Street and Beacon Street. The truck was running and did not have its flashes on. Traffic on Kirkland Street was stopped waiting for the lights for three blocks. I was on a bicycle and made it to the front of the line behind the truck; I typically do not pull in front of trucks for safety reasons. Another full light cycle progressed and the truck did not move. I went to the front and noticed there was no driver or no passenger in the truck. I found the two employees responsible for this and asked them to put the flashes on because they were blocking up traffic. The response by the NEECC employee was rude and ignorant. Pissed off behavior on both sides, including me, transpired after that. In the end, the flashes never went on. I told the employee if he just turned the flashes on I would be on my way, without taking photos. But if anybody from the company is reading this the plate number was MA W60109 and this happen at peak rush hour 8:45 am. Potential customers please take heed.
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