Service area · Burlington
Electrician in Burlington.
From Aldershot character homes to Alton Village new builds, Burlington spans seventy years of housing, and we service all of it. Licensed (ECRA/ESA Licence #7019085), insured for $5M, and every job starts with a free quote and ends with a 1-year workmanship warranty.
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Electrical work in Burlington
Burlington’s housing tells a seventy-year story. Aldershot and Roseland hold character homes and postwar builds, many still on their original 60- or 100-amp services. Brant Hills and Tyandaga went up during the aluminum-wiring years of the late 60s and 70s. Millcroft, Headon Forest, and The Orchard added the 80s and 90s stock, and Alton Village rounds it out with newer builds north of Dundas. Fairview and Plains Road carry the city’s commercial strip work.
A city this varied needs an electrician who asks what year your house was built before quoting, so that’s where we start, and the quote itself is always free. New Season Electrical works under ECRA/ESA Licence #7019085 with $5 million in liability coverage, and every job in Burlington carries our one-year workmanship warranty. Service upgrades, aluminum remediation, renovation wiring: we scope it honestly and finish it to code.
Where we work in Burlington
- Aldershot
- Roseland
- Tyandaga
- Brant Hills
- Millcroft
- Alton Village
Common jobs in Burlington
- 100A-to-200A service upgrades in Roseland and Aldershot
- Aluminum-wiring remediation in 1970s Tyandaga homes
- Kitchen-reno wiring in Millcroft and Headon Forest
- EV chargers and interlocks in Alton Village garages
Something else? Every job starts with a free quote, so just ask.
What we do
Every service, Burlington-wide
- 24/7 Emergency ServiceDetails
- Residential ElectricalDetails
- Commercial ElectricalDetails
- Electrical Panel UpgradesDetails
- Transformer Installation & UpgradesDetails
- Lighting Installation & UpgradesDetails
- Lighting Control SystemsDetails
- Wiring & RewiringDetails
- Troubleshooting & RepairsDetails
- Inspections & Safety UpgradesDetails
- New Construction & Renovation WiringDetails
Asked in Burlington
Our 1960s Burlington home still has a 100-amp service. Is that enough, or should we upgrade?
It depends on what you’re running. A 100-amp service handled a 1960s household fine, and it can still be adequate today. But add central air, an EV charger, a heat pump, or a basement kitchen and the math changes. We do a load calculation on your actual home rather than guessing, and quote a 200-amp upgrade, free and in writing, only if the numbers call for it. Upgrades include the ESA inspection and our one-year workmanship warranty.
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