Service area · Newmarket
Electrician in Newmarket.
Straight-shooting electrical work for Newmarket, from postwar streets near Main to the newer builds in Woodland Hill. Licensed (ECRA/ESA Licence #7019085), insured for $5M, and every job starts with a free quote and ends with a 1-year workmanship warranty.
Local know-how
Electrical work in Newmarket
Newmarket grew in rings. The streets around historic Main and the older core carry postwar houses where 60A and 100A services are still common, Huron Heights and Glenway date to the 1960s through 80s, and Woodland Hill and Stonehaven brought the 2000s wave of bigger homes with bigger loads. Add the shops and restaurants along Main Street and the commercial strips on Yonge and Davis Drive, and there’s steady electrical work at every age point.
We handle Newmarket homes and businesses under ECRA/ESA Licence #7019085, with $5M liability insurance behind every job and a one-year workmanship warranty in front of it. Quotes cost nothing and commit you to nothing. When a job needs an ESA notification we file it, and when a panel is fine as-is we say so. We’d rather earn the next call than pad this one.
Where we work in Newmarket
- Downtown Main Street
- Huron Heights
- Glenway
- Stonehaven
- Summerhill Estates
- Woodland Hill
Common jobs in Newmarket
- Service upgrades on postwar homes near downtown Main Street
- EV charger installs in Woodland Hill and Stonehaven
- Restaurant and retail wiring along Main and Davis Drive
- Basement finishing circuits in Glenway and Huron Heights
Something else? Every job starts with a free quote, so just ask.
What we do
Every service, Newmarket-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 Newmarket
My Newmarket house still has a 60A service. Do I have to upgrade?
Not automatically. 60A was standard when many homes near downtown Newmarket were built, and if your loads are light it may still function. The problems show up when you add modern demands: central air, a hot tub, an EV charger, a finished basement. Insurers also increasingly flag 60A services at renewal or sale. We’ll do a load calculation, tell you honestly whether an upgrade to 100A or 200A makes sense, and give you a free written quote if it does.
More common questionsFree quotes in Newmarket
Tell us what you need done and we'll price it out. No obligation, no pressure, and the price is approved before any work starts.
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