Electrical contractor Milton ON
Welcome! As a Canadian owned and operated company, we aim to provide the best electrical services in Milton, Ontario and surrounding regions. We are a full service residential and commercial electrical company and strive to provide thorough, detailed and highly skilled electrical work for your home or business. Our master electricians have completed years of education and rigorous training to offer quality service at a competitive price.
We’re proud of what we do, and we keep efficiency, functionality and most importantly safety in mind when performing our job. For example, did you know that if your home has a small kitchen fire, it wouldn't be wise to use any electricity until your house has been inspected by a certified licensed electrician? There may be damage to wires and other electrical components that you might not be able to detect yourself. So what does an electrician do? According to a popular career guide, they install and maintain all of the electrical and power systems in our homes and businesses, specifically the wiring and control equipment through which electricity flows. They work in accordance with safety rules and regulations to ensure buildings have enough power to operate, and abide by these rules to ensure the safety of residents. In Ontario, the administrative authority that ensures public electrical safety is the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA), whose requirements are followed meticulously by our electricians. Whether you’re looking for residential electrical companies or commercial electrician companies, if you're wondering, "are there any great electricians near me ?", then you’ve come to the right place. We provide affordable electrical services in Milton, but if you're looking for electricians in Burlington, Oakville, or other surrounding regions, give us a call. |
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We're glad to be providing all your electrical work, ranging from a simple light fixture installation to a full home remodel, and everything in between. Below are some services our electricians in Milton provide.
Home lighting
You probably spend a great deal of time at home, so why not make the ambiance the best it can be? From simple light fixture installation to recessed lighting installation (more commonly known as pot light installation), we’ll take care of it all for you. Regarding pot lights, if you’re wondering how to install recessed lighting in existing ceiling or even how to install recessed lighting in existing light fixture, the only concern you should have is how many to include. With our years of experience, we will offer the best expertise and service. Besides, for the sake of safety and avoiding frustration, we don’t advise you add electrical tasks to the list of DIY projects. Also, when planning around the illumination of your home, don’t forget we are experts in the thing you don’t see, which brings us to…
Wiring
Wires are like the blood vessels that bring blood to the organ, in this case, the electricity to the fixture or appliance. If you’re doing home renovations, or like most households have internet, or even if you’ve decided to add a hot tub, all of these and more involve some complex electrical wiring tasks that should not be performed by anyone other than the most experienced licensed electrical contractor. Taking the above example of the hot tub installation, after obtaining the required permit, adding an additional circuit breaker to the main one is needed. If the electrical wiring is done improperly, this can result in electrical surges and possibly a fire. We will ensure everything is performed to code and comply with safety standards set by the ESA, and therefore keep you and your family safe.
Other potential tasks may include electrical panel wiring (see below), computer networking and cabling, and wiring for a smart home security system. The latter is a newer category and you may ask how does smart home security work? Basically, any device powered by electricity can be hard-wired and connected to a main computer system and monitored or controlled remotely. The devices may include: smart CCTV, smart alarms, smart doorbells and keyless door locks. This modern system supports home automation and your family’s safety by not having to think about your doors being locked or security being armed. It can even save lives by turning off the fan and vents through a smart thermostat in the event of a fire. Call our Milton electrical contractors to properly wire your home - your mind will be put at ease and your monthly heating bills could even be reduced.
In some old homes built between the 1900s to 1940s, there may be knob and tube wiring. This poses a fire hazard because the wire’s sheathing is not approved for contact with today’s home insulation. Most insurance companies won’t even insure a home that still has this old type of wiring. So if you’re in the market for buying an old home built in the beginning of the 20th century, be sure to look into knob and tube wiring replacement. If you’re looking into buying a home built in the 1960s to 1970s, there’s a chance you may be buying a house with aluminum wiring. An aluminum wiring house may also create a potential fire hazard because aluminum becomes defective quicker than copper. Ignored and poor connections in outlets, light fixtures and switches cause the aluminum wiring to overheat, which may lead to a fire. Insurance companies are also leery of insuring this type of home. So be sure to call us to handle your complete home wiring.
Other potential tasks may include electrical panel wiring (see below), computer networking and cabling, and wiring for a smart home security system. The latter is a newer category and you may ask how does smart home security work? Basically, any device powered by electricity can be hard-wired and connected to a main computer system and monitored or controlled remotely. The devices may include: smart CCTV, smart alarms, smart doorbells and keyless door locks. This modern system supports home automation and your family’s safety by not having to think about your doors being locked or security being armed. It can even save lives by turning off the fan and vents through a smart thermostat in the event of a fire. Call our Milton electrical contractors to properly wire your home - your mind will be put at ease and your monthly heating bills could even be reduced.
In some old homes built between the 1900s to 1940s, there may be knob and tube wiring. This poses a fire hazard because the wire’s sheathing is not approved for contact with today’s home insulation. Most insurance companies won’t even insure a home that still has this old type of wiring. So if you’re in the market for buying an old home built in the beginning of the 20th century, be sure to look into knob and tube wiring replacement. If you’re looking into buying a home built in the 1960s to 1970s, there’s a chance you may be buying a house with aluminum wiring. An aluminum wiring house may also create a potential fire hazard because aluminum becomes defective quicker than copper. Ignored and poor connections in outlets, light fixtures and switches cause the aluminum wiring to overheat, which may lead to a fire. Insurance companies are also leery of insuring this type of home. So be sure to call us to handle your complete home wiring.
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Electrical Repairs
Most dwellings need at some point some kind of electrical repair. Some of them may make you scratch your head wondering what’s causing the malfunction. Let’s take a common scenario. You have dead outlets but breaker not tripped. What do you do? How do you troubleshoot? Or what about if you do have a tripped breaker? Save yourself the frustration and call us to get to the root of the problem. We’re available for emergency repairs too.
Electrical Panel Upgrade
Here’s a common question when you move into a new house or are renovating for an investment home: Should I upgrade my electrical panel? Or you may look up cost to upgrade to 200 amp service. To address the first question, if you’re constantly plugging many of your devices or appliances into one power outlet through power strips or extension cords, you may want to update the main distribution point for electrical circuits so you don’t overload the circuit breaker, thereby reducing fire hazard risk. To address the second question, feel free to contact us for a quote. We may need to assess your home to give you a better idea of whether you should update your main service panel and give you an estimate of an electrical panel upgrade cost. We’ll also educate you on the differences between a fuse box and a circuit breaker, and whether it would be wise to replace an existing fuse box.
The control panel is not the only location where a circuit breaker would be needed. A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) shuts off electric power when it senses an imbalance between the outgoing and incoming current. So a GFCI outlet prevents us from receiving electric shocks and should be installed in an area of the home where there is a lot of moisture. An AFCI or arc fault circuit interrupter may be used in conjunction with a GFCI to help prevent damaged wiring.
The control panel is not the only location where a circuit breaker would be needed. A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) shuts off electric power when it senses an imbalance between the outgoing and incoming current. So a GFCI outlet prevents us from receiving electric shocks and should be installed in an area of the home where there is a lot of moisture. An AFCI or arc fault circuit interrupter may be used in conjunction with a GFCI to help prevent damaged wiring.
Emergency Generators
Sometimes referred to as a backup generator or standby generator, these appliances are not only handy in the cold Canadian winter home, but crucial in some businesses where a sudden depletion of power can be very disruptive and lead to financial loss. Based on our experience and expertise, we can advise you on important considerations such as location and size of standby generator, power backup ratings, and environmental concerns such as fuel leakage, noise and exhaust emissions. We will install your backup generator properly, giving you the reassurance that life or business will continue on as usual even when there is a power outage.
What should you look for in an electrician? In a nutshell, you'll want someone who is licensed, experienced in the specific job you're looking for, reliable and with good communication skills. You want to feel confident that the job completed is done with precision, skill and quality, so you won't have to worry afterwards. This commitment to quality should be backed by a guarantee by the electrical contractor to ensure that if anything breaks down due to the contractor's error within a specified period of time, the problem will be rectified free of charge and without hassle. That is exactly our commitment to you. If you're not satisfied or any issues arise due to our errors (which fortunately rarely happen!), we will make things right. Quality and customer satisfaction are our top priority.
FAQs:
1) Light fixture installations - can't we just install them ourselves?
If you mean replacing existing bulbs into existing light fixtures, that's simple and relatively safe, so that's an easy DIY electrical task that most homeowners are accustomed to. What if you have replace bulbs in a high ceiling chandelier? Well that's a bit more of a challenge and may need special equipment, but if you're a handy DIYer, you can always rent equipment to complete the job. Well, what if you want to install a new light fixture in an area where there is no electrical wiring already in place. Now you've come to the realm of "if you yourself are not a licensed electrician, do NOT attempt to install potlights, chandeliers, light fixtures, ceiling fans yourself" - there are some specific wiring intricacies you may not be aware of, no matter how handy you think you may be. Calling a licensed electrician to do these installations is a small investment for your peace of mind that the fixture has been wired correctly, minimizing safety issues and future repairs.
2) Do we need surge protection?
YES, but there are different levels of surge protection. Most modern homes need a few surge protectors at the outlets to protect your equipment. However, you'll want to consider an additional whole house surge protection applied to the electrical breaker panel if you have high energy guzzling equipment like home theatres, hot tubs, a big family or tenants, or particularly sensitive and costly equipment and electronics.
3) If we need an appliance installed and wired like a dishwasher, can't we just call a handyman?
Of course you can call a handyman to handle simple appliance installations and repairs. However, if the install and repair involves electrical components, which most do, it would be wise to call a licensed electrician who knows the ins and outs of proper electrical connections and wiring. For the sake of safety, accuracy and peace of mind, it's best to call your local electrician.
FAQs:
1) Light fixture installations - can't we just install them ourselves?
If you mean replacing existing bulbs into existing light fixtures, that's simple and relatively safe, so that's an easy DIY electrical task that most homeowners are accustomed to. What if you have replace bulbs in a high ceiling chandelier? Well that's a bit more of a challenge and may need special equipment, but if you're a handy DIYer, you can always rent equipment to complete the job. Well, what if you want to install a new light fixture in an area where there is no electrical wiring already in place. Now you've come to the realm of "if you yourself are not a licensed electrician, do NOT attempt to install potlights, chandeliers, light fixtures, ceiling fans yourself" - there are some specific wiring intricacies you may not be aware of, no matter how handy you think you may be. Calling a licensed electrician to do these installations is a small investment for your peace of mind that the fixture has been wired correctly, minimizing safety issues and future repairs.
2) Do we need surge protection?
YES, but there are different levels of surge protection. Most modern homes need a few surge protectors at the outlets to protect your equipment. However, you'll want to consider an additional whole house surge protection applied to the electrical breaker panel if you have high energy guzzling equipment like home theatres, hot tubs, a big family or tenants, or particularly sensitive and costly equipment and electronics.
3) If we need an appliance installed and wired like a dishwasher, can't we just call a handyman?
Of course you can call a handyman to handle simple appliance installations and repairs. However, if the install and repair involves electrical components, which most do, it would be wise to call a licensed electrician who knows the ins and outs of proper electrical connections and wiring. For the sake of safety, accuracy and peace of mind, it's best to call your local electrician.
Whether you're in search of a residential electrician for your new or existing home, or a commercial electrician for your business, the expertise, guidance and skills of our master electrician are essential. We are excited to service the dynamic and fast-growing town of Milton, Ontario, part of Halton region. In 2016, Milton's census population was around 110K and is expected to double by 2031. A 2019 report stated an unemployment rate of 5.7%, and a low crime rate of 2,133 per 100,000 residents. If you need reliable and affordable electricians in Halton region, please consider us. We're also partners with great electrician and handyman companies south of the border such as Electricians Honolulu and handyman greenville SC, respectively. And we can't forget about our borne de recharge Montreal neighbours to the east of us. We are confident you’ll be thrilled with our work - we have the most qualified and best electrician in Milton to service all your electrical needs. Call us today to get the highest quality while at the same time receiving affordable electrical services.
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