Confidence in what’s
behind the walls.
Electrical safety assessments, troubleshooting and thoughtful upgrades for homes and businesses across Toronto, the GTA, Simcoe County, and Muskoka.
Understand the condition.
Plan the next step.
Whether you have noticed a problem, are planning a renovation or want an older property reviewed, we help you understand your electrical system. We review accessible equipment, investigate concerns and explain recommended repairs and improvements before work begins.
Electrical safety assessments
A review of accessible wiring, receptacles, switches and panel equipment, with the scope agreed for your property and concerns.
Fault finding & repairs
Investigation of recurring breaker trips, flickering lights, damaged devices and other symptoms that deserve professional attention.
Protective devices
Review of GFCI protection to help reduce shock risk, and appropriate arc-fault protection. We explain suitable upgrades for the installation.
Older wiring & equipment
Practical options for deteriorated wiring, damaged connections, aging panels and electrical work of uncertain history.
Capacity & circuit needs
Review electrical demand before adding appliances, equipment or EV charging. We help determine whether circuits, load management or service changes are needed.
Deficiencies & follow-up
Discuss identified concerns, establish repair priorities and coordinate required ESA notifications and inspections for the electrical work.
Small changes deserve
your attention.
Heat, damage or unusual smells
Burning smells, discoloured outlets or damaged switches can indicate a serious problem. Stop using affected equipment and arrange professional help.
Repeated interruptions
Breakers that trip repeatedly, persistent flickering or unusual buzzing should be investigated. Do not keep resetting a breaker without addressing the cause.
Shocks or tingling
A shock or tingling sensation from electrical equipment is a warning sign. Stop using the equipment and have the problem assessed.
Smoke, fire or immediate danger?
Leave the area and call 911 from a safe location. Do not touch damaged equipment or use water on an electrical fire. This enquiry page is not an emergency response service.
Homes, workplaces
and the people inside.
Residential properties
Safety concerns in established homes, renovations, additions and newly purchased properties. If you need documentation for insurance or a property transaction, share the requested scope with us first.
Commercial spaces
Electrical concerns in offices, shops and other business premises. We discuss access, operating hours and any planned shutdowns so the work can be coordinated with your business.
From concern to
a clear plan.
01 · Discuss
Tell us what you have noticed, the property type and any relevant history.
02 · Assess
We agree on the scope, review accessible equipment and investigate the concern.
03 · Explain
Understand the findings, recommended priorities and proposed work.
04 · Resolve
Complete approved repairs, testing and any required inspection steps, with support for follow-up questions.
Electrical safety, explained.
Is a safety assessment the same as an ESA inspection?
No. A contractor’s assessment reviews the agreed scope and identifies concerns. ESA inspections and notifications are separate processes. We can explain which process applies to your planned work or documentation request.
Does an older electrical panel automatically need replacement?
No. Age alone does not determine the solution. The condition, suitability, capacity and findings of an assessment guide the recommendation.
Should I arrange a review before adding an EV charger or major appliance?
Yes. Discuss the new equipment with a licensed electrical contractor before installation so the available capacity and circuit requirements can be reviewed.
Can you check every wire behind a finished wall?
An assessment is limited by its agreed scope and access. Concealed wiring cannot always be inspected without additional investigation or opening finishes. We explain limitations and recommended next steps.
For independent guidance, visit the Electrical Safety Authority’s assessment guidance and ESFI’s electrical warning signs.
Take the next step
toward a safer space.
Tell us about your property and the issue you would like reviewed. We’ll help you understand the right next step.