Your Trusted Toronto Electrician for Over 20 Years

Yes, we are fully licensed by the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) and carry both general liability insurance and WSIB coverage. All work is performed under a valid ECRA/ESA licence number, which is required by law for electrical contractors in Ontario.

An ESA Certificate of Acceptance confirms that the electrical work done on your property meets Ontario Electrical Safety Code standards. It’s especially important during home sales, insurance claims, or commercial inspections. We file permits with ESA and ensure this certificate is issued after every qualifying job.

Yes. We are experienced with both low-voltage (under 750V) and high-voltage systems. We understand transformer configurations, metering setups, demand loads, and coordination with utility providers like Toronto Hydro. We follow all requirements under Rule 36 of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code when dealing with high-voltage installations.

In most cases, yes. Even if a job seems small—like installing recessed lighting or replacing a circuit—it still requires a permit if it involves wiring modifications. We handle all permit applications on your behalf, ensuring everything is inspected and approved by ESA.

A licensed electrician (309A) can perform electrical work but must be employed by a Licensed Electrical Contractor (LEC) to offer services to the public. Only LECs are legally authorized to contract and invoice electrical work in Ontario. We’re both—licensed electricians and a registered LEC—so you’re protected and compliant.

Absolutely. We coordinate with Toronto Hydro for disconnect/reconnects, upgrade the meter base, panel, and service entrance cable, and file all necessary ESA permits. Our upgrades meet current load calculation requirements, including future demand for EV chargers, heat pumps, or basement suites.

Yes. We follow the latest Ontario Electrical Safety Code updates, which require arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) in most living spaces and tamper-resistant receptacles in residential dwellings. These safety features are essential for code compliance and occupant protection.

We conduct thorough assessments using thermal imaging, circuit tracing, and visual inspections. Knob and tube often hides behind walls and ceilings, so we look for signs like two-prong outlets, ungrounded circuits, and ceramic knobs in attics or basements. If it’s present, we’ll provide a safe, code-compliant rewiring plan.

Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency electrical services throughout Toronto and the surrounding area. Whether it's a power outage, burning smell, sparking panel, or tripped breaker that won’t reset, our licensed electricians respond quickly—often within the hour. We arrive fully equipped to diagnose and resolve urgent electrical issues safely and efficiently.