Service area · Etobicoke
Electrician in Etobicoke.
Panel upgrades, rewiring, and EV chargers for Etobicoke’s postwar bungalows, lakeshore condos, and commercial units. 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 Etobicoke
Etobicoke was built in waves: lakeshore villages like Mimico and Long Branch with prewar cottages and new condo towers beside them, 1950s bungalows through Alderwood and Sunnylea, and 1960s–70s apartment blocks along the West Mall. That mix means 60-amp services still feeding whole houses, aluminum branch wiring in some later builds, and condo boards juggling EV-charger requests. Toward Rexdale, small industrial units need dedicated circuits and lighting that keeps up with the tenants.
New Season Electrical treats Etobicoke as home turf, not a drive. You get a free written quote before work starts, an ECRA/ESA-licensed contractor (#7019085) pulling the permits, and a 1-year workmanship warranty when we’re done. We carry $5M in liability insurance, which matters to condo boards and commercial landlords as much as it does to homeowners. Call and you’ll talk to an electrician, not a call centre.
Where we work in Etobicoke
- Mimico
- Long Branch
- The Kingsway
- Alderwood
- Rexdale
- Islington Village
Common jobs in Etobicoke
- 60-amp and fuse-box upgrades in 1950s bungalows
- EV charger installs in Kingsway and Alderwood garages
- Condo unit renovations along the Mimico waterfront
- Dedicated circuits for Rexdale industrial units
Something else? Every job starts with a free quote, so just ask.
What we do
Every service, Etobicoke-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 Etobicoke
My 1950s Etobicoke bungalow still has a 60-amp service. Do I need to upgrade?
If you’re adding anything significant, like air conditioning, a basement apartment, or an EV charger, almost certainly yes, and many insurers ask for at least 100 amps regardless. A 60-amp service was fine for a 1950s household; it isn’t for a modern one. We do a load calculation first so you upgrade to the right size once, usually 200 amps, and we handle the utility coordination and ESA inspection as part of the job. Quotes are free.
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