Question 1

Are you a Licensed Electrical Contractor?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In Ontario, electrical work for hire has to be done through a Licensed Electrical Contracting business, which carries a seven-digit ECRA/ESA licence number. Ours is printed on every written estimate and invoice, so you can check it against the ESA register before you approve anything.

Question 2

What counts as an electrical emergency?

Accepted Answer

Fire, smoke, sustained arcing, downed wires and immediate shock danger are 911 calls, not service calls. Burning odours, hot devices, repeated breaker trips and partial power loss need prompt assessment. Keep away from damaged equipment and from water near electrical systems, and call us.

Question 3

Do you charge for a quote?

Accepted Answer

Straightforward, visible work can usually be quoted from clear photos and a description at no charge. Fault-finding, concealed wiring and service upgrades need someone on site, because access, panel condition and circuit routing change the scope. We tell you which applies before we book anything.

Question 4

Do you handle both homes and businesses?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We work on houses, condos, retail units, offices, restaurants, clinics and light industrial sites. Residential and commercial jobs are scheduled differently because of access, shutdown windows and tenant impact, which is why the booking asks about the property first.

Question 5

Who arranges the ESA permit or notification?

Accepted Answer

We do, under our own contractor licence, and we see the inspection through. You should never be asked to file a notification in your own name for work a contractor is performing.

Question 6

How do I get an accurate price?

Accepted Answer

Send a short description of the scope, photos of the panel door and the work area, the property type, your preferred timing and any condo, landlord or building access requirements. For equipment work, include the manufacturer nameplate. Concealed or diagnostic work may still need a visit before the price is firm.

Question 7

Do you clean up and make good afterwards?

Accepted Answer

We remove our debris and leave the work area tidy. Where an install needs drywall, plaster or finish repair, the estimate says plainly whether that is included or excluded so there is no argument about it later.

Book a Toronto electrician without the phone tag.

Start with the job in front of you.

Residential

Commercial

Emergency help

Panel upgrades

EV chargers

Lighting

Four steps from symptom to signed-off work.

Tell us the symptom

We confirm the scope

You get it in writing

We finish and document

Keep the work moving. Keep the building informed.

One intake. Two very different kinds of work.

For homes

For business

Electrical help across Toronto and the GTA.

Questions to ask before anyone opens the panel.

Tell us what needs power, repair or a proper plan.