Need help with an outlet, switch, or light fixture in Toronto or the GTA? Send the task details for a scope and pricing review. Paid residential electrical work in Ontario must be handled by a Licensed Electrical Contractor; confirm the responsible contractor and ESA requirements before booking.
This page covers electrical fixture and repair requests, while panel changes, EV chargers, and renovation wiring need a separate project assessment. The Electrical Safety Authority distinguishes a Licensed Electrical Contractor from an individual electrician or Master Electrician. Confirm the contracting business and its ECRA/ESA licence number before authorizing paid electrical work; no licence or trade availability is implied by submitting a request.
We review the requested electrical scope and confirm applicable qualifications, permit requirements, and available service options before booking.
Confirm the agreed electrical scope, labour, materials, and any applicable requirements before work begins.
Confirm who will contract for and carry out the electrical work, who handles ESA notifications, and who provides the completion documentation.
Appointment options are confirmed after we review the requested work and current availability.
Confirm the agreed electrical scope, pricing, and any applicable workmanship terms in writing before work begins.
Confirm the protection, access, waste removal, and cleanup arrangements for the agreed work before booking.
Requests may concern outlets, switches, light fixtures, or electrical faults. These are electrical tasks even when small. Panel upgrades, EV chargers, and renovation wiring need a separate assessment. For paid residential work in Ontario, confirm the responsible Licensed Electrical Contractor, their ECRA/ESA licence, and applicable ESA requirements before booking.
Panel upgrade needs depend on the property's electrical load and proposed work. A Licensed Electrical Contractor can assess the existing panel and explain suitable options.
Share the outlet or switch details so the requested work can be checked against handyman scope and current electrical requirements.
Share details about the light, fixture, or fan and existing wiring. The responsible Licensed Electrical Contractor must assess the work and confirm the applicable ESA notification and inspection requirements.
EV charger requests need assessment of the electrical service, equipment, installation location, and approvals. Arrange review by a Licensed Electrical Contractor before deciding on installation.
Renovation rough-ins and new circuits require a project-specific assessment. Confirm the scope, ESA notification, and inspection process with the responsible Licensed Electrical Contractor before work begins.
For an older wiring assessment or electrical fault diagnosis, contact a Licensed Electrical Contractor. Confirm any ESA inspection requirements separately; a contractor's assessment is not an ESA inspection.
Our simple 4-step process — from first call to finished project.
A Licensed Electrical Contractor should assess wiring and load requirements. Share the task details for a service-path review, then confirm the responsible contractor and quote before authorizing work.
Whether an Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) notification or permit applies depends on the work. Confirm the requirement and who is responsible before authorizing a project.
Paid residential electrical work is assessed separately from general handyman tasks and must be contracted through a Licensed Electrical Contractor in Ontario. Confirm the responsible business, ECRA/ESA licence, and applicable notification and inspection requirements before authorizing work.
When an inspection or certificate is required, confirm the applicable process and documentation with the responsible electrical professional.
Send the task details so we can review scope, pricing, and appointment availability.
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Electrical handyman work has a $300 minimum for the first two hours, then $99 per additional hour. The customer pays for materials and consumable supplies. Larger or regulated electrical work is assessed and priced separately.
The customer pays for materials and consumable supplies. If aMaximum purchases them for the job, their cost is charged separately from labour. Confirm material selection and costs before work begins.
Confirm notification and inspection requirements with the Electrical Safety Authority and the responsible Licensed Electrical Contractor before work begins. An ESA notification is often called a permit; a handyman service label does not exempt the work from electrical requirements.
A condo EV charger request needs review of the proposed equipment, electrical capacity, parking location, and property-management permissions. Confirm the responsible Licensed Electrical Contractor and required approvals before arranging installation.
A panel upgrade changes the electrical panel and may involve other service equipment. Whether it is needed depends on the existing equipment, electrical load, and proposed work. Ask a Licensed Electrical Contractor to assess those factors; the age of a home alone does not establish the need.
Electrical work can present serious safety risks. Do not attempt work outside your qualifications. Check current requirements with the Electrical Safety Authority. For paid residential electrical work in Ontario, hire a Licensed Electrical Contractor, not an individual electrician working independently.