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Emergencies 24/7, he picks up · Williamstown, NJMonroe Township · Gloucester County
You need an electrician in Williamstown, NJ today, and the breaker keeps tripping with nobody free to come out. Chris picks up right away, and the price is agreed before he starts.
Stagg Electric is Chris Stagg, a licensed electrician in West Berlin, about nineteen minutes from Williamstown. The look is free, and you know the price first.
- 5.0 on Google
- 15 reviews
- NJ #19320
- Insured
Williamstown electrician, every service
Looking for a licensed electrician in Williamstown, NJ who answers his own phone?
Stagg Electric is a licensed electrician in Williamstown, NJ, license 19320 and insured. Williamstown sits inside Monroe Township, so the permit for a Williamstown job says Monroe even when the mail says Williamstown. He is the emergency electrician in Williamstown people call at midnight, because he runs 24 hours and picks up his own phone. West Berlin is about nineteen minutes away, so he is close. The estimate is free. The price is agreed before he starts.
A lot of what he does in Williamstown is panel replacement, or a breaker box upgrade, or a full service upgrade, because an old panel cannot carry a new kitchen and a car at once. He runs dedicated circuits in Williamstown for the dryer or the range that keeps tripping the room. He does EV charger installation in Williamstown on its own circuit, so the car charges at home while you sleep. He does recessed lighting in Williamstown inside and out. The outdoor recessed lighting in his own job photos is a Williamstown house, and he wired it himself. He does generator wiring in Monroe Township too, so the block going dark stops meaning your food does.
If you do not know what is wrong, electrical troubleshooting in Williamstown is where most calls start, because the dead outlet and the breaker nobody could explain are most of the job. New construction and renovation wiring in Williamstown is the rough in and finish work for the addition or the gut job. The permit comes from the Monroe Township Construction Office. It wants zoning approval before the construction permit goes in. All of Williamstown is on Atlantic City Electric. An outage is a call to them first, and the panel onward is his. Send the form or call him.
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What he does in Williamstown
Eight things he does in Williamstown, and what each one looks like.
- Licensed · NJ #19320
- Insured · Proof available on request
- Pricing · Upfront, agreed first
- Emergencies · 24/7, he picks up
Old service brought up to a modern amperage so the house stops fighting you every time something switches on.
The service page
Interior and exterior recessed lighting, placed so the finished job actually looks designed.
The service page
A proper circuit run to the driveway or garage so the car charges overnight at home.
The service page
Full rough-in and finish work for additions, gut jobs and new builds.
Service upgrades
Williamstown, in Monroe Township, Gloucester County
Where a Williamstown job actually gets approved.
Williamstown is not its own municipality. It sits inside Monroe Township, in Gloucester County, and that is where the permit, the inspection and the sub-code official all live. Here is where that lands.
The office that signs off a Williamstown job
Monroe Township Construction Office
- Where
- 125 Virginia Avenue, Williamstown, NJ 08094
- Phone
- (856) 728-9800 ext. 294
- Open
- 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Utility
- Atlantic City Electric
Before you call, in Williamstown
Who issues the electrical permit for a job in Williamstown?
Monroe Township does. Williamstown is part of Monroe Township, not a town of its own, so the paperwork says Monroe even when your mail says Williamstown. The Construction Office is at 125 Virginia Avenue in Williamstown. It runs from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and its own electrical sub-code official is on staff to sign off the electrical side.
Source: monroetownshipnj.orgWhen can a sub-code official actually be reached about a Williamstown job?
Monroe Township publishes the window. Its sub-code officials are in Monday through Thursday, and the best time to reach one is between 7:00 AM and 8:30 AM. The office itself runs from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Use that early slot, because the question that decides an inspection is best asked first thing.
Source: monroetownshipnj.orgWho runs the power to a Williamstown house, and where does the electrician's side start?
Atlantic City Electric covers all of Monroe Township, so an outage or a downed line is a call to them. The panel and everything past it is where a licensed electrician takes over. That is why a service upgrade or a new circuit in Williamstown is a permit and an inspection, not a call to the utility.
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Office details and the answers above are read from the office's own pages, the state's own documents and the Census, and were checked on 2026-09-19. Call ahead before you drive there, because hours move.
Chris Stagg, owner
NJ license 19320 · insured
Who you are calling
The person who quotes the Williamstown job is the person who comes back and does it.
Stagg Electric is Chris. He answers his own phone, the estimate is free and you know the price before anything starts. The license on the job is his, New Jersey 19320, he is insured, and for emergencies he runs 24/7.
Williamstown is about nineteen minutes from his own driveway, so the person who looks at the job is the person who comes back and does it.
From his Google listing, in the words people wrote
“Stagg electric created a beautiful porch ambiance with our new exterior lighting. We couldn't be more pleased! Stagg electric is easy to work with, super professional, and had a speedy execution! Thank you so much!”
“Chris was really helpful and responds right away! Puts the time into his work and helped me understand everything, very professional. Wouldn't go to anyone else!”
“Nice electrician. Knows his stuff and reasonable price. Will use again.”
Tell him what it’s doing and he’ll tell you what it costs.
Estimates are free and Chris Stagg picks up his own phone.