Electrician for east-end Toronto homes
Current Electric handles the wiring behind the finished room: thoughtful lighting, safe upgrades and clean EV charging for the older homes of East York, Leaside, Riverdale and the Danforth.
What do you need done?
Pick one to see the usual time on site and price.
or call (416) 555-0148
Next site visits: Thursday and Friday
Services and typical prices
Ranges are for east-end houses in 2026, before HST, with the ESA permit included. After a site visit you get a fixed price in writing, so the number on the quote is the number on the invoice.
A new panel and meter base so the house can take a heat pump, an EV or a basement suite. We book the Toronto Hydro disconnect; most homes are without power for six to eight hours.
A Level 2 charger on the garage or driveway wall, wired from your panel. On 100-amp service, a load-management device often saves you the full upgrade.
Slim LED pot lights on dimmers, pendants and under-cabinet strips. Openings stay small and are left clean and ready for patching.
Room-by-room replacement of the original wiring in pre-1950 houses, with arc-fault protection on bedrooms and the letter your insurer asks for.
Kitchens, bathrooms and basements: new circuits, GFCI protection, smoke and CO alarms. We plan it with your contractor before the walls close.
A dead circuit, a breaker that keeps tripping, an outlet that feels warm. We find the cause and fix it on the same visit when we can.
Recent jobs
A few jobs from the past couple of months: the house, what we changed and how long it took.
Don Mills · 1950s bungalow
Sixteen slim LED pot lights on four dimmers, two pendants over the island, under-cabinet strips and two new 20-amp counter circuits.
Leaside · 1938 detached
A two-plug station on the side wall, fed through a load-management device so the 100-amp service could stay.
Riverdale · 1890s Victorian
Eleven new circuits, arc-fault breakers for the bedrooms, 22 small openings left ready for the plasterer, and the insurer's letter the next morning.
Woodbine Heights · 1928 semi
A burnt push-in connection in a hallway outlet was feeding the rest of the run. New outlet, wires moved to the screw terminals, every outlet on the circuit checked.
How a job goes
Today
Call or use the form. A photo of your panel tells us a lot.
Within 3 days
We look at the panel, the room and the route for new wire. Free in our area.
2 days later
Line by line, including what we don't do, like patching and painting.
Before work
We notify the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA), and book Toronto Hydro for service upgrades.
Work days
Drop sheets down, dust kept in the room, power back on each evening.
After
ESA inspects. You get the certificate and a freshly labelled panel directory.
Service area
Short drives mean quicker site visits, and it's easy for us to come back when the inspector does.
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Ask for a quote
A couple of sentences is plenty. We reply within one working day to book a 30-minute site visit, and we'll ask for photos of your panel by email.
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