Commercial Electrician Serving Norfolk, Brant, Oxford & Haldimand County

Licensed Commercial Electrical Contractor Serving Southern Ontario

A commercial job runs on a different clock than a residential one. Downtime costs your business money the moment the lights go out, so we plan work around your operating hours where possible, and respond within the hour when it can't wait. Every commercial project starts with a written scope, an itemized quote, and a real timeline you can build your operational plan around.

We handle retail, industrial, agricultural, and multi-tenant properties.. Fully licensed (ECRA/ESA 7016060), fully insured for commercial and industrial work, and a Verified Municipal Vendor for Norfolk County.

• New commercial construction
• Renovation and addition wiring
• Maintenance and service contracts
• Panel replacements and upgrades
• Generator and battery backup systems
• Commercial solar power systems
• Commercial EV charging stations

Ground-Up Commercial Electrical Contracting

New builds and shell buildings get the full electrical package coordinated with your general contractor from underground service through final commissioning. We work with general contractors, architects, and electrical engineers to build to the design intent and pull the permits under our contractor license.

What's included

Sectors we work in include retail, office, industrial, agricultural, warehouse, multi-unit residential, and small manufacturing.

Commercial Renovation Electrical for Retrofits, Expansions & Tenant Improvements

Commercial renovations get the same up-front planning as new construction, with the added challenge of working around an existing operation. We phase the work to keep your business running where possible, and schedule after-hours or weekend blocks when live work isn't safe or practical.

Common commercial renovation work

Single-Phase and Three-Phase Panel Upgrades for Ontario Businesses

Growing operations outgrow their electrical service. New equipment, expanded HVAC, EV charging stations, backup power, or additional tenants all push a panel past what it was built to handle. We calculate the current load, size the upgrade to your projected growth, coordinate with your utility for the service disconnect, and phase the changeover to minimize downtime.

Commercial panel work

Scheduled Commercial Electrical Maintenance & Service Contracts

Electrical failures rarely happen without warning. Loose connections heat up. Panels arc. Motors draw more current as they age. Scheduled maintenance catches those problems while they're still repairs instead of shutdowns. We offer preventative maintenance for commercial clients on annual or semi-annual schedules, plus emergency response for anything that goes down between visits.

Included in commercial maintenance

Standby Generator Installation for Ontario Businesses

Every hour of downtime has a dollar figure attached to it. A properly sized commercial standby generator switches your business over automatically when utility power drops, usually within seconds, and runs until the grid is back. As an authorized Briggs & Stratton dealer, we spec, install, and maintain generator systems from small critical-load setups to full-facility backup.

Battery Storage for Commercial Facilities & Peak Demand Management

Commercial battery systems handle two jobs: seamless backup for critical loads, and peak-demand management to reduce utility charges. We install standalone battery systems for backup, or integrate storage with a commercial solar installation for combined generation and storage.

Commercial Solar Panel Installation for Ontario Businesses

Commercial solar reduces your utility bill and, with battery storage, provides backup power for critical loads. We design commercial arrays for rooftop, ground-mount, and carport applications, and coordinate utility interconnection under Ontario's net metering program.

Workplace, Fleet & Public EV Charging Stations Across Ontario

Employee EV charging, customer stations, and fleet charging infrastructure. We handle the load calculation, dedicated circuit installation, network configuration for smart chargers, and ESA permitting. From a two-station employee lot to a multi-charger fleet yard.