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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Stalker Electric. 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
Stalker Electric is a union electrical contractor built around commercial and industrial fire-alarm and fire-suppression work — the kind of job that shows up in trade press, not in a five-star review. Founded in Woburn, MA in 1991 by Master Electrician Will Stalker and family-owned since, the firm is now run by his son, Shawn Stalker, and describes itself as Boston-based, with a self-reported service area running from Lowell and Lawrence down through Quincy and Braintree. In late 2025, the company joined E.M. Duggan's electrical operations and now operates as E.M. Duggan's new Electrical Division — coverage on LinkedIn and from the New England chapter of NECA described it as two family-run union shops joining forces. Its project record backs up the commercial focus: BuildZoom's permit data ties 153 mostly Boston-area electrical and fire-alarm jobs to Shawn Stalker's individual license, and Procore lists 11 tracked commercial projects. Trade press also points to specific institutional work — a 2019 fire-alarm installation for a Lowell addiction-recovery facility done alongside Local 550 Sprinkler Fitters, and a 2014 full discharge test of the foam fire-suppression system at Logan Airport's Delta hangar. The company's Massachusetts electrician license (#23033, held by Shawn Stalker) is registry-verified active, and the firm identifies as a union shop — an IBEW Local 103 signatory and NECA member with OSHA 30-hour certified staff. There isn't much of a homeowner-facing record to go on: Google shows a single rating, a 1-star review from June 2026 that simply says the owner "doesn't care about anything," with no further detail. BBB lists the business as unaccredited and not yet rated, with no published reviews or complaint count either way. Given the fire-alarm and commercial-contractor focus, this looks like the right call for institutional or commercial electrical and fire-suppression work rather than routine residential jobs — and worth asking, given the recent E.M. Duggan tie-up, whether a project would now be handled under the Stalker name or Duggan's.
“The Electrical Division, launched after E.M. Duggan acquired Stalker Electric, a family-run firm.”
“Stalker Electric is now officially part of the E.M. Duggan family as we launch our brand new Electrical Division.”
“Fifth-generation contractor [EM Duggan](https://linkedin.com/company/em-duggan) welcomes [Stalker Electric Inc](https://linkedin.com/company/stalker-electric-inc), bringing together two family-run union companies built on craftsmanship, collaboration, and mutual respect. ... Highlighting a new chapter ... gan](https:// ... ggan) Team and progress for Boston’s electrical and mechanical industry. ... **[EM Duggan](https://linkedin.com/company/em-duggan)** · 2025-11-10 · 1 reaction ... > We’re excited about what this means for our clients, our team, and the future of fully integrated MEP services”
“Stalker Electric, Inc., joined with Local Union 550 Sprinkler Fitters to provide installation of fire alarm systems for the Place of Promise men’s and women’s addiction recovery homes in Lowell.”
“Stalker Electric performing a full discharge test of the foam fire suppression system at the Delta Hangar at Logan”
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