Orangeville · South Simcoe · Orillia · Georgian Bay · Muskoka · Parry Sound
Three questions, then how to reach you. About a minute. It is usually enough to price the work and to say which utility you are dealing with, without anybody driving anywhere.
What you get before anybody is booked
A free estimate commits nobody to anything. These are the parts we owe you whether or not the job comes to us.
Nine utilities cover this corridor. You hear which one is yours — with what it charges and how long it takes — on the first call.
A service upgrade is not one job, it is two — the wiring, and the utility connection. They have different fees, different lead times and different rules about what has to be ready first. A quote that never mentions yours is quoting half the job.
What is actually wrong, whether it can wait, and what fixes it — including when the honest answer is that nothing needs doing.
If a second opinion is what you actually want, that is a fine outcome — you will have the facts to go and get one.
Some of what people call us about is the distributor’s equipment, not the building’s wiring. That call is free and it ends with a phone number that is not ours.
Flickering across a whole street, a hot mast head, a loose service drop. Sending an electrician to those bills you for a diagnosis you can get for nothing.
None of these is about the workmanship. That belongs on the quote along with the licence number, and you should check both. These are what you get before you have decided anything.