Everyday comfort.
Lighting, outlets and fixtures for the way you live at home.
Residential
Most of what we do isn’t dramatic. It’s the outlet that stopped working, the switch that does nothing, the hot tub that needs a circuit, the air conditioner going in before summer.
Homeowners with a list. Almost everyone has one — the outlet in the spare room, the switch nobody knows what it does, the light in the closet that’s been out since you moved in. It’s usually more economical to do the list in one visit than one item at a time. Also anyone adding something substantial: a hot tub, air conditioning, a freezer in the garage, a workshop.
Lighting, outlets and fixtures for the way you live at home.
Safe, professional electrical for renovations and additions.
Solutions that keep your family safe and your home running.
Receptacle and switch replacement
including upgrading to tamper-resistant, GFCI and AFCI devices where code now requires them, and adding USB outlets where you keep running out
New circuits
for appliances, workshops, freezers and anything currently living on an extension cord
Hot tub hookups
the dedicated circuit, GFCI protection and the disconnect, sited correctly relative to the tub
Air conditioner hookups
circuit, disconnect and the load check that should happen before the unit is ordered
Troubleshooting
dead circuits, breakers that trip, flickering lights, outlets that only work sometimes
Ceiling fans, bathroom fans and appliance connections
Basement and garage circuits
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarm
replacement and interconnection
“The kitchen outlets die when the microwave runs” tells us more than “I think I need a new breaker.”
Finding the actual fault takes longer than replacing the obvious part, and it’s the difference between a fix and a return visit.
You approve the price before we touch anything.
Then we clean up.
SAFE HOMES. STRONGER COMMUNITIES.
Almost never the right answer. The breaker is doing its job — something on that circuit is drawing more than it should, or there’s a fault. Replacing the breaker removes the warning, not the problem.
A brief dip is normal. A noticeable one every time can indicate a loose connection, an undersized service, or a shared circuit that shouldn’t be shared. Worth looking at.
Replacing a fixture or a device usually not. New circuits, panel work and anything structural, yes — and we pull it.
Yes, and it’s the cheapest way to do them. Write the list before we come.
It depends almost entirely on your panel. The circuit and disconnect are straightforward; whether your service has room for them is the real question.
YOUR HOME. OUR PRIORITY.
Call and you’ll speak to an electrician, not a call centre. We answer 24 hours a day, every day of the year.