Aldon Electric

Aldon Electric is a Weymouth-based electrical contractor built for commercial and industrial jobs — schools, hospitals, hospitality properties, and lab space — rather than routine homeowner service calls. The company says it started in 1986 when brothers Allen and Donald Mullaney founded it together, growing from the two of them to more than 200 tradesmen; Allen still runs it as president, and his son Jacob now works there as an estimator. The union ties run deep: Aldon is a signatory contractor to IBEW Locals 103, 223, 96, and 7, and it belongs to the Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts under the Division 16 Electrical trade category. A BLDUP feature has Allen Mullaney describing the climb from two employees to a 200-person shop "powering Boston's top projects" for nearly four decades, and directories like BuildZoom, EnergySage, and Procore all carry it as a longstanding, active contractor. Public reviews are thin. Google shows a 5-star average, but it comes from only two ratings — not enough to say much about day-to-day service — and there's no visible history of homeowners writing about house calls specifically. One detail worth squaring away: a Hubbiz listing puts the founding year at 2006, which doesn't match the 1986 date the company and several other sources give — likely a directory error, but ask if it comes up. For fire alarm, security integration, EV charging, or other low-voltage electrical work on a commercial property, the union backing and four decades of scale are well documented. For a straightforward residential job, there's no established record here yet, so it's worth asking upfront whether they take on home service calls at all.