Older houses, modern loads
The GTA's homes span a century of wiring practice: knob and tube in pre-war Toronto, aluminum in some '60s and '70s subdivisions, 100 A services in houses that now need to run EVs and heat pumps. We know what to expect behind the walls in each — and how to bring it up to date without gutting the house.
Electrification, planned once
EV charger, heat pump, induction range, basement suite: each one adds load. If you're planning more than one in the next few years, it's worth doing the load calculation once and designing the panel for the end state — rather than paying for two rounds of work.
Questions
Do you work in occupied homes?
Almost always. We protect floors, control dust, and restore power to the rooms you need at the end of each day.
Can you help me plan for a heat pump and EV?
Yes — we calculate your home's load with both added and tell you whether you need a 200 A upgrade or whether load management will do.
Do you offer free quotes for homes?
Yes. Site visits and written quotes are free.
