Stewart Electrical Named the “Best Electrician” by Industry Oversight Report

Stewart Electrical Contracting headquartered in Lawrence, MA was honored to be named the “Best Electrician” by Industry Oversight Report in 2021.

We are excited to share the great news that you've been named Best Electrician by Industry Oversight Report in 2021.

We scored 341 Essex County Electrical companies across a variety of salient criteria, and Stewart Electrical Contracting has been recognized as the Top Electrician in Lawrence. We want to reward your success and commitment to excellence, so we're placing a ribbon on your profile and quotes.

Also, to help customers identify popular and top-rated professionals, we've featured you on our list of Best Electricians in Lawrence.

Your recognition is particularly significant as IndustryOversight.com leverages Artificial Intelligence to measure your performance and see how you stack up to industry benchmarks.

See the link below to access the complimentary award badge you earned for providing exceptionally high levels of service to your customers.

Hope you like the feature and looking forward to getting your feedback.

Best,

Klaus Schneider
General Manager

Stewart Electrical Contracting, Inc. headquarters located on the Andover/Lawrence line in Massachusetts.
Stewart Electrical services all 6 New England States: MA, CT, ME, NH, RI, VT.

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Stewart Electrical Contracting, Inc. Receives 2019 Best of Lowell Award

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Stewart Electrical Contracting, Inc. Receives 2019 Best of Lowell Award

LOWELL December 23, 2019 -- Stewart Electrical Contracting, Inc. has been selected for the 2019 Best of Lowell Award in the Electrical Contractors category by the Lowell Award Program.

Each year, the Lowell Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the Lowell area a great place to live, work and play.

Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2019 Lowell Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the Lowell Award Program and data provided by third parties.

About Lowell Award Program
The Lowell Award Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the Lowell area. Recognition is given to those companies that have shown the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and long-term value.

The Lowell Award Program was established to recognize the best of local businesses in our community. Our organization works exclusively with local business owners, trade groups, professional associations and other business advertising and marketing groups. Our mission is to recognize the small business community's contributions to the U.S. economy.

SOURCE: Lowell Award Program

The 3 Master Electricians: Colby Bruce (Operations Manager); Frank R. Stewart (Owner/CEO); Charlie Duchaine (Lead Foreman, Elevator Modernization) at Stewart Electrical Contracting, Inc. headquartered in Andover, MA on Route 28.

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Frank R. Stewart (CEO) awarded "Christian WORKER Recognition Award"

Frank. R. Stewart (President/CEO) of Stewart Electrical Contracting, Inc. was honored to receive the 2017 "Christian Worker Recognition Award" from St. Joseph the Worker Shrine in Lowell for "demonstrating Christian values in the workplace". Frank donated numerous hours, labor, equipment, and materials over the years, including the installation of LED lighting & security cameras at the Shrine.

The award was established in honor of the Shrine’s patron, St. Joseph the Worker in order to recognize employers, employees, and individuals who demonstrate their faith in what they do.

According to Shrine Director, Fr. Terry O’Connell, OMI: “It’s an effort on the part of the Shrine to recognize the fact that ministry takes place in many different areas. There are many wonderful people who work in the Church, directly with Church societies, but this award is looking outside of those formal Church ministries to the circumstances of people’s daily life. And it is my hope and the Shrine’s hope that would help people to identify that in their own lives they may serve God by what they do, and their example of faith.”

Frank Stewart, a Master Electrician, is the owner of Stewart Electrical Contracting and is a parishioner at St. Michael’s in North Andover.

Frank carries out his professional duties with a high degree of responsibility and unfailingly provides quality service – he has instilled those values in his employees who uniformly go beyond what is absolutely required, readily addressing other needs as they arise in the course of carrying out their work – an unusual practice among tradesmen.

Frank is very generous in extending assistance to the Shrine of St. Joseph the Worker – when his crews do work here, labor costs are usually waived; “in-kind” donations of time and materials are most often the rule in his professional dealings with us.  He has even loaned us heavy equipment gratis so that maintenance work can be done on the building’s exterior, an otherwise huge expense for the Shrine.

Frank generously and anonymously makes contributions to assist the needy who present themselves at the Shrine.

Frank blesses our community by conducting his business as much with a view to community service as to realizing profits for his professional enterprise.  We salute him.

St. Joseph the Worker Shrine had its beginning in 1868 when Father André Garin OMI, came to Lowell, MA to preach a mission for the hundreds of working persons who had now come here from Canada. During that first mission, enough money was raised by the donations of the working people to meet the down payment for an abandoned church structure at 37 Lee Street. This was the first parish established in Lowell to serve the spiritual needs of the French-speaking immigrants. Saint Joseph was selected as the patron. In 1956, the downtown church, with its rich tradition, was dedicated as a shrine in honor of Saint Joseph the Worker.

Source: Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate United States Province

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