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Electrical work for new construction and renovation

New home, addition, basement or kitchen remodel: we plan the electrical with you and your contractor from the blueprints, then carry it out down to the last light fixture.

ProjectsNew
Project types
New, additions, renovations
Electrical service
Up to 400 A
Coordination
General contractor, Hydro-Québec
Pre-wiring
EV charger, automation, solar
RBQ 5809-9961-01CMEQ

New construction: from plans to power-up

A new home only gets wired once. Sitting down with you over the plans, we place every outlet, fixture and circuit where you will actually live, then follow the job with your general contractor all the way to connection.

  • Electrical plan: outlets, lighting, dedicated circuits
  • Service entrance and panel, up to 400 A
  • Rough-in wiring, then finishing after drywall
  • Coordination with the general contractor and Hydro-Québec
  • Declaration of work and inspection

Renovation: add, move, bring up to code

Most renovations involve electrical work. Kitchen, basement, bathroom or addition: we add what you need and bring back up to code what no longer is.

  • Adding and moving outlets and switches
  • Recessed and under-cabinet lighting
  • New circuits for appliances
  • Replacing old wiring
  • Code upgrades before a sale or for your insurer

Plan for tomorrow while the walls are open

A conduit for a future EV charger, pre-wiring for home automation, a path to the roof for solar panels: during construction, it costs little. Once the drywall is up, it costs a lot. We suggest it at the planning stage; you decide.

Excellent service with a super quick turnaround. Punctual technicians who did a very clean job!

Vincent B., Google review, translated from French

Contractors and builders

Your electrician for your next projects

Building new homes, additions or multi-unit buildings? We fit into your schedule from the plans: fast estimates, rough-in ready for inspection, finishing after drywall, and one team from start to finish.

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Frequently asked questions

New construction and renovation: your questions

When should I call an electrician for a new home?

At the planning stage. That is when we lay out the circuits, size the electrical service and plan for the EV charger, home automation or solar, so nothing has to be redone later.

Do you work with my general contractor?

Yes. We coordinate with them for rough-in, inspection and finishing, so no one is held up.

Do you do small renovation jobs?

Yes: an outlet, a light fixture, a circuit. Group them if you can: several small jobs in the same visit cost less.

A project or an electrical problem?

Describe it in a few lines, with photos. Free quote, usually within one business day.