Residential Electrical Services
Expert electrical solutions for your home. From lighting and panel upgrades to complete rewiring, our licensed electricians deliver safe, code-compliant work across the GTA.
Lighting & Pot Lights
Transform any room with expertly installed lighting. From recessed pot lights to elegant chandeliers, we design and install lighting systems that enhance your home's beauty and functionality.
- 4-inch and 6-inch LED pot light installation
- Dimmer switch integration for adjustable ambiance
- Under-cabinet and accent lighting
- Chandelier and pendant light mounting
- Soffit and outdoor security lighting
- Complete lighting layout design
Proper lighting makes all the difference in a home. Our electricians plan every installation carefully, considering ceiling joists, insulation clearance, and optimal placement. We use IC-rated LED fixtures that are safe for insulated ceilings and energy-efficient, reducing your electricity bill by up to 75% compared to halogen. Every installation includes a full cleanup and testing of all circuits.
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Panel Upgrades
Is your electrical panel outdated or overloaded? We upgrade 60A and 100A panels to modern 200A breaker panels, ensuring your home can handle today's electrical demands safely.
- 100A to 200A panel upgrade
- Fuse box to breaker panel conversion
- Sub-panel installation for additions
- Arc-fault (AFCI) breaker installation
- ESA inspection and certification
- Surge protection integration
An outdated panel is one of the most common fire hazards in Ontario homes. Homes built before 1980 often have 60A or 100A panels that cannot safely support modern appliances, EV chargers, or HVAC systems. Our panel upgrade includes a complete load calculation, installation of a new 200A panel with copper bus bars, proper grounding and bonding, and ESA notification. We handle all permits and inspections.
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Wiring & Rewiring
Whether you're building new or renovating, we provide complete electrical wiring services that meet or exceed the Ontario Electrical Safety Code.
- New construction rough-in wiring
- Renovation and addition wiring
- Old wiring assessment and replacement
- Dedicated circuits for heavy loads
- Structured wiring for data and phone
- Permit acquisition and ESA inspection
Good wiring is the backbone of a safe home. We use 14/2 and 12/2 NMD90 copper wire with proper ampacity for each circuit. For kitchens and bathrooms, we install dedicated 20A circuits as required by code. All junction boxes are accessible, connections are made with approved wire connectors, and every circuit is labeled in the panel. We coordinate with other trades during renovations and handle ESA permits.
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Switches & Outlets
Upgrade your home's convenience and safety with modern switches and outlets. From GFCI protection to USB charging outlets, we install it all.
- GFCI outlets for kitchens, baths, and outdoors
- Tamper-resistant receptacles (code required)
- USB-A and USB-C combo outlets
- Smart dimmer switches and timers
- Three-way and four-way switch wiring
- Outdoor weatherproof outlets
Ontario code requires GFCI protection within 1.5 metres of any water source and tamper-resistant receptacles in all new installations. We ensure every outlet is properly grounded, uses the correct wire gauge, and is installed in an approved box. We also offer smart switch upgrades that work with Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit for voice-controlled lighting.
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Basement Finishing
Turn your unfinished basement into a functional living space with a complete electrical package — pot lights, outlets, panel upgrades, and code-compliant wiring.
- Full electrical layout and design
- Pot light installation throughout
- Dedicated circuits for home theatre / office
- Bathroom exhaust fan wiring
- Smoke and CO detector installation
- Sub-panel if additional capacity needed
A basement finish is one of the best investments you can make in your home. We work with your contractor or directly with you to plan the complete electrical layout before drywall goes up. This includes outlet placement every 12 feet (code minimum), lighting circuits, bathroom ventilation, and dedicated circuits for any high-draw equipment. We pull all required permits and schedule ESA inspections.
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Smoke & CO Detectors
Protect your family with properly installed hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Ontario law requires working detectors on every floor.
- Hardwired interconnected smoke detectors
- Combination smoke/CO units
- Battery backup models
- Placement per Ontario Fire Code
- Detector testing and replacement
- 10-year lifespan monitoring
Ontario Fire Code requires a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas. CO detectors are required if you have fuel-burning appliances or an attached garage. Hardwired interconnected detectors provide the highest level of safety — when one goes off, they all sound. We install them with battery backup so they work even during power outages. Detectors should be replaced every 10 years.
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Knob & Tube Replacement
Knob-and-tube wiring was standard before the 1950s but is now considered a significant safety hazard. We safely remove and replace it with modern wiring.
- Complete knob-and-tube removal
- Modern NMD90 copper wire replacement
- Proper grounding (original had none)
- Insurance compliance documentation
- Insulation can be safely added after
- ESA inspection and certificate
Knob-and-tube wiring lacks a ground wire, uses degraded rubber insulation that cracks and exposes conductors, and cannot handle modern electrical loads. Many insurance companies refuse to cover homes with active K&T wiring. Our rewiring process involves carefully removing old wiring, running new NMD90 cables through walls, installing modern receptacles with grounding, and providing documentation for your insurance company.
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Aluminum Wiring Remediation
Homes built between 1965 and 1976 may have aluminum branch wiring, which is a known fire risk. We offer pigtailing and full remediation services.
- Aluminum-to-copper pigtailing (COPALUM or AlumiConn)
- Full aluminum wiring replacement
- Approved connector methods only
- Insurance documentation provided
- All connections inspected and tested
- ESA-compliant work
Aluminum wiring expands and contracts more than copper, which loosens connections over time and creates heat points that can start fires. The Canadian Electrical Code allows aluminum wiring to remain if properly remediated. We use approved AlumiConn connectors or COPALUM crimps at every connection point — switches, outlets, fixtures, and panel. This is far more affordable than a full rewire and satisfies insurance requirements.
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Ceiling Fan Installation
A ceiling fan improves air circulation year-round, reducing heating and cooling costs. We handle the complete installation including new wiring if needed.
- Fan-rated electrical box installation
- New wiring from switch to fan location
- Wall switch or remote control setup
- Fan/light combo wiring
- Existing fixture conversion
- Balancing and testing
Ceiling fans must be mounted to a fan-rated box that can support the weight and vibration. A standard light fixture box is NOT safe for a ceiling fan. We install proper fan-rated pancake or brace boxes in the ceiling, run 14/3 wire for independent fan and light control, and ensure everything is balanced. We can also install fans with smart controls for app or voice operation.
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Landscape & Outdoor Lighting
Enhance your home's curb appeal and security with professionally installed outdoor lighting. Pathway lights, garden accents, deck lighting, and more.
- Low-voltage LED pathway lighting
- Deck and stair lighting
- Garden accent and uplighting
- Motion-sensor security lights
- Weatherproof GFCI outlets
- Timer and photocell controls
Outdoor lighting extends your living space and improves safety. We install both low-voltage (12V transformer-based) and line-voltage outdoor lighting systems. Low-voltage is ideal for pathways and gardens, while line-voltage is better for security floods and permanent fixtures. All outdoor installations use weatherproof boxes, in-use covers, and GFCI-protected circuits as required by code.
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Dedicated Circuits
Appliances like refrigerators, microwaves, home offices, and workshops need their own dedicated circuits to operate safely without tripping breakers.
- Kitchen appliance circuits (20A)
- Home office dedicated circuit
- Workshop and power tool circuits
- HVAC and furnace circuits
- Sump pump dedicated circuit
- Hot tub and sauna circuits
The Ontario Electrical Safety Code requires dedicated circuits for many appliances. A dedicated circuit means one breaker serves one outlet or appliance — nothing else shares it. This prevents overloading, nuisance tripping, and potential fire hazards. We run the appropriate wire gauge (12 AWG for 20A, 10 AWG for 30A) from your panel directly to the appliance location.
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Buying a home or concerned about your wiring? Our comprehensive electrical safety inspection identifies hazards and provides a detailed written report.
- Full panel inspection and load assessment
- Outlet and switch testing (grounding, polarity)
- GFCI and AFCI testing
- Smoke/CO detector verification
- Knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring identification
- Written report with recommendations
A home electrical inspection goes beyond what a standard home inspector checks. We open the panel, inspect all connections for heat damage or corrosion, test every accessible outlet for proper grounding and polarity, verify GFCI protection in required locations, and check for code violations. This is especially valuable for homes over 25 years old, before buying a home, or for insurance purposes.
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