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Kraun Electric Inc

(49)

Technician
Home
Call

“Upon completion of the work Nick did today for us we will not hesitate to contact Kraun HOME Electric for upgrading our electrical panel in the very near future.”

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Young Electric Inc.

(29)

Basement
Questions
Rescue

“The guys that came out I met in the morning to complete my panel replacement were pleasant, professional, clean everything you would hope to expect plus more.”

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Keener Electric Inc.

(15)

Price
Lights

“The team that came to our place did a great job at an affordable price - had a lot of old knob and tube wiring that needed to be updated as well as a number of outdoor electrical issues that were fixed and now look/work great!”

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Niagara Electrical

(27)

Fair
Home
Price

“They were very courteous, they were very informative explaining exactly what they were planning on doing, their quote was good and they got the job done perfectly.”

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Jls.solutions

(11)

Hot Tub

“He is very professional and easy to work with, would recommend for anyone!”

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Brooker Power Entrances Inc

(1)

“Rory is very responsive and willing to work flexible hours.”

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The 24 contractors listed for St. Catharines, ON handle panels, circuits, garage feeds and charger installs. What appears under each one about licensing, hours and advertised work is taken from that business's own site, with ratings and comments from public reviews.

Area overview: St. Catharines, ON

19 of the 24 contractors we list are based in St. Catharines; the other 5 serve St. Catharines from Niagara Falls (17 km) and Jordan Station (11 km). The contractors on this page are rated from 4.1 to 5.0 across 860 reviews; 3 have 50 or more reviews and 21 are rated 4.5 or higher. When customers rate these contractors on specific qualities, they most often praise professionalism (93%), quality (85%) and responsiveness (77%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the contractors on this page are "price", "efficient" and "communication". 5 are open around the clock; 10 are open on Saturdays and 7 on Sundays. 7 show a licence on their websites. 5 have ten or more years of experience, the longest 28 years. 5 offer emergency call-outs; 2 give free estimates; 4 are family- or locally-owned and 1 lists coupons or special offers. We have a website on file for 19 of the contractors on this page; 17 publish a contact page and 12 list a public email. We count these figures across the contractors on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the contractor before you book.

Which listed electricians take emergency callouts?

Overnight calls are taken by 5 of the 24 contractors listed here. A dead furnace circuit in January is worth the callout rate. Expect the faulty circuit to be isolated and the rest of the house restored, with the proper repair booked for the next working day.

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Canal Marine & Industrial Inc

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Galbraith Electric Ltd.

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T R Electric Inc

(4)

“Brett and the boys showed up and got everything done when they said they would , offered great suggestions on placement and type of outlets we should install , did minimal damage to surrounding areas when pulling new cable and they cleaned up after t...”

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James Electric

(1)

“I love James electric!”

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Electrician Saint Catharines

(10)

Light Fixtures
Appliances
Prices

“I was luck to find a qualified licensed electrician near me to do some tricky electrical repair work as well as some electrical installation for some appliances and light fixtures.”

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JCL Electric

(4)

“They've came through for me every time I was in a pinch.”

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Saint Catharines Electrical

(14)

Need
Team
Sense of Humor

“As a homeowner in need of a skilled residential electrician, I couldn't have been more satisfied with the first-rate service provided by this exceptional local electrician.”

FAQs

Can I upgrade my electrical panel myself?

No, upgrading an electrical panel should only be performed by a licensed and experienced professional electrician. It is a complex and potentially dangerous task that requires specialized knowledge and tools. Attempting to upgrade your electrical panel yourself can lead to further damage or injury. It's always best to contact a professional electrician for an assessment and to perform any necessary upgrades.

How do I know if my electrical panel needs to be upgraded?

There are several signs that may indicate your electrical panel needs to be upgraded, such as: -Frequent tripping of circuit breakers or blowing of fuses -Overheating or emitting a burning smell -Visibly damaged or corroded breakers or fuses -Not having enough capacity to support the electrical needs of your home -Not being up to code. If you experience any of these issues, it's best to contact a professional electrician for an assessment.

Why should I consider upgrading my electrical panel?

Upgrading your electrical panel can improve the safety and reliability of your home's electrical system. It can also increase the capacity of your panel to support the electrical needs of your home. Additionally, upgrading to a newer panel can include safety features that older panels may not have.

What differentiates a blown circuit breaker from a blown fuse?

Both a circuit breaker and a fuse are safety mechanisms that guard against overload and short circuits in electrical circuits. Both of them function by stopping the flow of electricity when the circuit is experiencing an excessive amount of current. There are a few significant variations between them, though. A switch that can be reset after it has tripped is a circuit breaker. An overcurrent is what triggers a circuit breaker to trip, and once the overcurrent has been eliminated, you may simply reset the switch to turn the circuit back on. This makes using circuit breakers easier because you can simply turn the switch back on as opposed to changing a blown fuse. On the other hand, a fuse is a one-time use item. A fuse needs to be changed when it blows. A blown fuse results in an open circuit, which prevents the circuit from working until the fuse is changed. This can be more troublesome because you have to change the fuse in order to turn the circuit back on.

How much does it cost to fix electrical problems in a house?

The cost of fixing electrical problems in a house can vary widely depending on the scope of the work, the complexity of the issue, and labor rates. It's always best to get a written estimate from a licensed electrician before starting any electrical work, so you have a clear understanding of the cost and scope of the project. To accurately assess the costs of resolving any electrical issues in your home, get a written quote from a qualified electrician. This can range anywhere between a few dollars for easy fixes to thousands of dollars for complicated repairs. Knowing the costs involved beforehand is always helpful.

More info can be found on the FAQ page of our website.

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Distinctive Lighting Concepts

(7)

Prices

“I really like their selection and have purchased a lot of stylish and functional lighting which I took with me when I moved, mainly because I liked these pieces so much.”

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Ecco Electric Ltd

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R Hobbs Electric

(9)

Priced

“The owner was extremely responsive, helpful, and quick to set up an appointment when we initially thought we were in an emergency situation and needed some work done.”

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N&N Electrical Services Inc

(4)

“Very happy with the out come of my house with a full rewiring of a house from the 50s and installation of pot lights and a bathroom fan it only took 2 and a half days”

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Uriel Electrical

(4)

Patient

“After speaking with a few electricians I chose Dwayne because he provided me a detailed quote for wiring my new AC system and was responsive and patient with me in answering all of my questions.”

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Mok2 Electric Inc

(3)

“Their knowledge is outstanding and I never have to worry about them cutting corners.”

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Ryko Electric

(2)

“I hired Ryko Electric to do some work on my house to get it ready to sell.”

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Emcor Electric Group Inc.

(50)

Pot Lights
Company
Communication

“They cleaned up ( housekeeping ) because as past industrial construction manager that is important to what is seen at the end of the job, under promised and over delivered just wow.”

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Verhoef Electric Inc

(48)

Work
Job
Company

“The job was done for what I consider to be a good price - however they were the first contractor I called to provide an estimate and after dealing with them I felt there was no need to look further.”

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MJL Electric Inc.

(40)

Job
Lighting
Basement

“There were problems with the initial size of the box but Mike replaced it with one that would accommodate the new hot tub plug, They even gave some suggestions with other wiring issues I had.”

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TPR Group

(22)

Inspection
Job
Trades

“Would highly recommend for anyone doing home renovations, legal residential conversion work that requires permits & construction drawings or any type of electrical contracting (Big or Small).”

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Average Cost	$363
Minimum cost	$92
Maximum cost	$1040
Avg Per Hour Rates	$87

Best Electricians in St. Catharines, ON

Kraun Electric Inc

Young Electric Inc.

Keener Electric Inc.

Niagara Electrical

Jls.solutions

Brooker Power Entrances Inc

Area overview: St. Catharines, ON

Canal Marine & Industrial Inc

Galbraith Electric Ltd.

T R Electric Inc

James Electric

Electrician Saint Catharines

JCL Electric

Saint Catharines Electrical

Distinctive Lighting Concepts

Ecco Electric Ltd

R Hobbs Electric

N&N Electrical Services Inc

Uriel Electrical

Mok2 Electric Inc

Ryko Electric

Emcor Electric Group Inc.

Verhoef Electric Inc

MJL Electric Inc.

TPR Group

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