A finished mudroom wall at night painted deep olive-grey: a flush panel behind a painted door, a three-gang switch and a receptacle with brass plates, two warm downlights, the right side in shadow.

Licensed residential electrician · Since 2011

Look inside.

Seven layers, plate to joist: trim, panel, splices, drywall, poly, batts and ceiling. Watch a wall we wired come apart, then close back up.

Circuits 00 / 24
  1. Trim
  2. Panel
  3. Devices
  4. Drywall
  5. Poly
  6. Batts
  7. Ceiling
Peeling back on a loop

Most houses built before 1970 were wired for a radio and a toaster. We size the service for heat pumps, induction and two EVs, then wire it to code, once.

Panels upgraded
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First-time inspections
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Avg. client rating
0/5
Workmanship warranty
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02 — Before / After

Drag the panel.

The same mudroom wall after: a flush 200-amp panel behind a painted door, brass switch and receptacle plates and two warm recessed downlights.
60 A fuses 200 A panel

Mudroom panel + rewire, 1958 bungalow · 3 days · 200 A, 24 circuits

03 — Services

One licence.
Every circuit.

01

Panel Upgrades

100 to 200 amps, fuse boxes and recalled panels replaced, meter base included.

From $3,200
02

Whole-Home Rewires

Knob-and-tube and cloth wiring out, grounded copper in, room by room.

From $9 / sq ft
03

EV Chargers

Level 2 chargers on a dedicated 40–60 A circuit, with load management if needed.

From $1,400
04

Generators & Batteries

Transfer switches, interlocks and battery backup wired for the next outage.

From $2,800
05

Lighting & Controls

Recessed LEDs, dimmers, landscape lighting and smart switches that stay simple.

From $220 / fixture
06

Safety Inspections

Pre-purchase and insurance inspections with a written, photographed report.

Flat $295

04 — Selected work

Same walls.
More power.

Drag across any job to see where it started. Same rooms, same plaster — wired for the way people live now.

The basement workshop at night: a new grey panel, tidy conduit on painted block, LED strips over a timber workbench lined with outlets, laundry in the corner.
The same basement before: an old fuse panel, knob-and-tube on porcelain insulators and one bare bulb on a pull chain.
Before After
P—01

Calder St Basement

A 1940s basement with knob-and-tube and a 100 A fuse panel became a lit workshop and laundry: new 200 A service, 14 circuits, sealed LED fixtures.

Scope
Service + basement rewire
Duration
4 days
Circuits
14 new
Budget
$11–13K
The kitchen at night: under-cabinet LEDs washing a white quartz counter, new outlets along the backsplash, a black induction range and warm pendants.
The same kitchen before: one dim ceiling fixture, a two-prong outlet with a crowded power strip and an old coil range.
Before After
P—02

Wren Rd Kitchen

Two overloaded circuits became nine: a 50 A induction range line, under-cabinet LEDs and GFCI outlets every 4 ft along the counter.

Duration
3 days
Budget
$6–7.5K
The garage at night: two wall-mounted EV chargers with green status lights, a grey subpanel, LED ceiling lights and a grey epoxy floor.
The same garage before: one bare bulb, an orange extension cord across a stained floor and cluttered shelves.
Before After
P—03

Fairhill EV Garage

A dark single-bulb garage now charges two cars: subpanel, two 48 A chargers on load sharing and motion-sensing LED lights.

Duration
2 days
Budget
$4.8–5.6K

05 — How we wire

Five steps
to switched on.

  1. 01

    Load calculation

    We list every appliance, heater and charger, then size the service to match.

  2. 02

    Permit & utility

    We file the permit and book the utility disconnect so you do not have to.

  3. 03

    Rough-in

    New home runs, boxes and grounding pulled through walls with minimal patching.

  4. 04

    Panel swap

    Old fuses out, new panel, AFCI/GFCI breakers, bonding and surge protection in.

  5. 05

    Inspect & label

    City inspection, power restored, and a typed circuit directory on the door.

07 — Start here

Let's switch on.