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Toronto Wiring

ElectricianToronto, ON

4.786 Google reviews
Hours published

Customer reviews

This business has 86 Google reviews. We show up to five of them below - read the full listing on Google before deciding.

Dwayne Strocen

A technician was at our office within a couple of hours after calling. He identified the problem quickly and made the corrections needed. The entire process was handled with professionalism.

Ivan Escudero, MD, CCFP

Amazing. Incredible and speedy service. Respectful, professional and extremely knowledgeable. Toronto wiring addressed every single one of my needs for my business with care and precision. They were very helpful. Unparalleled service. I highly recommend hiring them for your wiring/telecommunication needs.

Alan C

The first time I spoke with Tim I asked him for a job that I didn't need, but I was not aware of this. He took the time to ask, understand and explained what I needed. Even when he could have charged me for an expensive job, he was honest and straight forward. Subsequent jobs have been done with the utmost quality and timeliness. I know I will keep reaching Toronto Wiring for any electric need.

J. Samuels

Great customer experience with Toronto Wiring. I actually got a live person when I called, as opposed to voicemail. Tim was polite and courteous. The contractor (Cordell) arrived within the designated window and was friendly, professional and competent. He identified and repaired the issue (blown circuit) within minutes. The price quoted was the price charged — with no surprises. I would not hesitate to recommend their services or employ them again in the future.

Mike Cappadocia

I called around looking for quotes from several electrical company’s in Toronto. I went with Tim and Toronto Wiring because they had the most competitive pricing, Tim was also the most responsive to my questions and emails, and the technician he sent over was extremely professional and knowledgeable. I needed an outlet installed on a wall that had no outlets and no power to it that sat between to staircases. Tim’s technician did everything we had asked, was time efficient, and cleaned up the space afterward. Tim charged us exactly what he quoted me. The service from start to finish was exceptional and we appreciated all the answers to our questions. Will definitely use Toronto Wiring for future projects!

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Before you hire an electrician in Ontario

Yes, twice over. The person needs a 309A Certificate of Qualification; the business needs an ECRA/ESA Electrical Contractor Licence.

ECRA/ESA Electrical Contractor Licence

A seven-digit number that must appear on advertising, vehicles, quotes and invoices. If you cannot find it on the quote, ask - a licensed contractor is required to provide it.

Verify with: The Electrical Safety Authority publishes a contractor lookup at esasafe.com.

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Certificate of Qualification, 309A Electrician

Held by the individual. A licensed contractor employs certified electricians and apprentices; the apprentices work under supervision.

Verify with: Skilled Trades Ontario maintains the public register.

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ESA notification (the permit) for the specific job

Most work beyond replacing a light fixture requires the contractor to file a notification with ESA and have the work inspected. You should receive a Certificate of Acceptance when it passes. Keep it. You will want it when you sell.

Verify with: ESA confirms whether a notification was filed for your address.

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General liability insurance and WSIB clearance

Two million in liability is standard. Electrical fires are the reason this is not a box-ticking exercise.

Questions worth asking

  • What is your ECRA/ESA licence number? (Then look it up before you sign anything.)
  • Will you file the ESA notification, and is the fee included in this price?
  • Will I receive the Certificate of Acceptance when the work passes inspection?
  • Is my panel at capacity? If this job needs a service upgrade, I want to know now rather than halfway through.
  • Who is physically doing the work - a certified electrician or an apprentice under supervision?
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