Panel upgrades, EV chargers, knob-and-tube replacement and emergency callouts across Hamilton. Every job filed with the ESA, every quote fixed before we start.
A lot of Hamilton housing stock is pre-war, which means aluminium branch wiring, sixty-amp services and the occasional length of knob-and-tube still live behind the plaster. We deal with all of it, and we tell you what is urgent and what is not.
60 to 100 or 200 amp. Most insurers now want this done, and most 1950s homes still need it.
Level 2 chargers, load calculation included so you find out before the install whether your panel can take it.
Knob-and-tube and aluminium branch circuits, replaced in stages so you are not living on a building site.
Lights, outlets, switches, ceiling fans, pot lights and the outdoor outlet you have wanted for three years.
Standby and portable transfer switches, so an ice storm does not empty your freezer.
Shops, offices and small industrial units. Out-of-hours work so we are not closing you for the day.
Switch it off at the breaker and ring us now. We answer around the clock, every day of the year.
Electrical is the one trade where the cheap quote can genuinely cost you the house. This is not a sales pitch, it is what the paperwork actually does.
Unpermitted electrical work is a standard exclusion. A claim after a fire can be refused on it.
An ESA certificate is one of the first things a buyer's lawyer asks for. Without it, deals stall.
If an unlicensed install injures someone, the exposure lands on the homeowner, not the installer.
Most equipment warranties are void unless installation was done by a licensed contractor.
“Found knob-and-tube behind the kitchen wall that three previous quotes had missed entirely. Priced it honestly and staged the work over two visits.”
A. Vukovic · Crown Point“Did the load calculation before quoting the EV charger and told me I would need the panel done first. Nobody else mentioned it.”
T. Mensah · Durand“Panel upgrade, ESA certificate in my inbox four days later. Insurance took it without a word.”
L. Broadbent · KirkendallFixed price before any work starts. We will come out and look at anything bigger than a socket — there is no charge for the visit.