ABOUT

Founded in 1949, Ducci Electrical is a third-generation family-run electrical construction company.

For nearly 75 years, Ducci has continued to grow and diversify. We have become an industry leader, completing some of the region’s most challenging and aggressively paced projects, while earning a consistent place among the ENR Top-75 Electrical Contractors in the nation.

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By staying true to our roots, we remain flexible and ever-focused on the evolving needs of an industry that is constantly changing.

    • William M. Ducci
      Chairman/CEO

    • Richard J. Ducci
      President/CFO

    • John W. Ducci
      Chief Operating Officer

    • Holly B. Mamuya
      Controller & Corporate Secretary

    • Thomas Carew
      VP Construction & Safety

    • Catherine Best
      Corporate Compliance Officer

    • Chris Scanlon
      Estimating Manager

    • Al Lucian
      Purchasing Manager

  • After returning home from World War II as a Sargent and Electrician in the 925th HAM Ordnance of the US Army, E. John Ducci founded The Ducci Electric Company on July 1st of 1949. Originally operating out of the basement of his home in Torrington, CT, the company expanded to an adjacent storefront and focused primarily on appliance sale and repair, and local service work. His wife, Francis H. Ducci, managed the company’s finances and did so for over 35 years until their retirement.

    The aftermath of the “Flood of 55” natural disaster brought with it an abundance of work and an influx of tradespeople to the area. This became a springboard for the company into more and larger electrical construction work. The company was incorporated as Ducci Electrical Contractors in 1956 and continued to grow as a small regional contractor through the sixties and seventies, primarily serving Northwest CT.

    During the eighties and nineties, the company and its capabilities grew dramatically, expanding into more complex and technically demanding commercial, industrial, utility & healthcare work, while expanding its geographic territory throughout all of Connecticut and into Western Massachusetts and Upstate New York.