Serving Edmonton & the Capital Region
Based in Edmonton and working across the surrounding communities — residential, renovation, new build and small commercial electrical.
Where we work
Communities we serve
If your community isn't on the list, ask anyway — we regularly go further out for larger jobs, and we'll always tell you honestly whether we're the right fit or whether you're better served by someone closer.
Edmonton
Our home base. From Mill Woods and Beverly to Windermere and Ellerslie — older service upgrades, aluminum remediation, suites and new build wiring across the whole city.
Sherwood Park
Strathcona County homes and acreages. Service upgrades, EV chargers, garage and shop power, and renovation wiring.
St. Albert
Established neighbourhoods with older services, plus newer builds adding EV charging, air conditioning and basement development.
Spruce Grove
Residential and small commercial work west of the city — renovations, new builds and panel upgrades.
Stony Plain
Homes, acreages and shops. Detached garage feeds, 240V equipment circuits and service work.
Leduc & Nisku
Residential south of the city plus small commercial and light industrial tenant work in the Nisku area.
Beaumont
Fast-growing residential — new build wiring, basement development and EV charger installations.
Fort Saskatchewan
Residential service upgrades, suite wiring and renovation electrical northeast of the city.
Devon & Parkland County
Acreage services, detached shops and rural residential electrical work.
Full coverage list
Everywhere we come out to
- Edmonton
- Sherwood Park
- St. Albert
- Spruce Grove
- Stony Plain
- Leduc
- Beaumont
- Fort Saskatchewan
- Devon
- Nisku
- Ardrossan
- Strathcona County
- Parkland County
- Morinville
Local knowledge
Edmonton houses have Edmonton problems.
Working the same city for years teaches you what to expect before you walk in the door. A 1970s Mill Woods bungalow, a 1960s Beverly two-storey, a new Ellerslie infill and a Glenora character home each come with their own set of things worth checking first.
Aluminum branch wiring in the mid-60s to late-70s stock. 60 and 100 amp services that were generous in their day and are tight now. Panel brands that insurers have opinions about. Detached garages with a single circuit fed by something someone's uncle ran in 1988. Block heater outlets that have to work in February.
None of it is exotic. But knowing it is the difference between an accurate quote and a surprise partway through.
- Permits pulled through the City of Edmonton and the surrounding municipalities under our contractor licence.
- EPCOR coordination for service upgrades, disconnects and reconnects.
- Alberta code compliance — the Canadian Electrical Code as adopted here, on every job.
- Built for winter. Cold-rated exterior components, working block heater circuits, garage heat done right.
- Familiar with local housing stock — what to check first in each era of Edmonton build.