Call us to:
install pot lights in Toronto
electrician to relocate a stove
house repairs basement to attic
move a switch in Richmond Hill
after sparking the wall outlet is dead
add a split plug above kitchen counter
under cabinet wiring and light installation
move an outlet box, relocate a junction box
hook up a dishwasher during renovation in Etobicoke
add a new switch, light, wiring; relocate a light fixture
move stove outlet plug, run dedicated line to dishwasher
use best parts & materials of high quality, installer friendly
back up generator and transfer switch to prepare for winter
pull new lines to extra outlet by branching off an existing plug
faulty circuit, bad connection, broken or dead plug in Thornhill
working on open frame is much faster than behind the drywall
NO calls after 7 PM please
A couple of tips:
Do not put up drywall until all electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough in work is done
Think over and prepare a list of all appliances, outlets, switches and lights well in advance
Thoroughly mark with large stickers all device locations on the open frame or on top of drywall and envision the completed kitchen with each device in it
Call an electrician
Together check and re-check three times that each and all cables to each socket, switch and light are in place
Make sure each microwave, dishwasher, fridge, stove, cook top, oven, etc. is on a dedicated circuit
Keep in mind, if you forgot even one wire or line, fishing it behind the finished wall would cost you up to 30 fold more time and money (and cuts on the newly put up drywall) than on the bare frame!
This electrician can do the entire kitchen upgrade for $350 - $600 when the frame is open. The same work done in the finished room could cost you up to $3000
And sometimes ripping off the old plaster and installing new drywall during renovation could cost less than keeping the old plaster
Especially if you plan to move or add several new electrical, HVAC, and plumbing outlets
Do not put up drywall until all electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough in work is done
Think over and prepare a list of all appliances, outlets, switches and lights well in advance
Thoroughly mark with large stickers all device locations on the open frame or on top of drywall and envision the completed kitchen with each device in it
Call an electrician
Together check and re-check three times that each and all cables to each socket, switch and light are in place
Make sure each microwave, dishwasher, fridge, stove, cook top, oven, etc. is on a dedicated circuit
Keep in mind, if you forgot even one wire or line, fishing it behind the finished wall would cost you up to 30 fold more time and money (and cuts on the newly put up drywall) than on the bare frame!
This electrician can do the entire kitchen upgrade for $350 - $600 when the frame is open. The same work done in the finished room could cost you up to $3000
And sometimes ripping off the old plaster and installing new drywall during renovation could cost less than keeping the old plaster
Especially if you plan to move or add several new electrical, HVAC, and plumbing outlets
