Services

Homes, businesses and industrial plants, small jobs and big ones. If it runs on electricity, Nick can install it, upgrade it or fix it.

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For your home

From swapping a light to rewiring a whole house, done to code and permitted where it needs to be.

Panel and service upgrades: Go from 60 or 100 amps to 200, so your home can handle an EV, a heat pump or a renovation.
EV chargers: Level 2 chargers in garages and driveways, including any panel work they need.
Pot lights and lighting: Pot lights, pendants, under-cabinet lights and dimmers, with as little drywall damage as possible.
Renovations and basements: Wiring for new kitchens, bathrooms and finished basements.
Old wiring replacement: Knob-and-tube and aluminium wiring replaced, which insurers often ask for.
Hot tubs, generators and outdoor power: Hot tub hookups, generator transfer switches, outdoor outlets and landscape lighting.
Outlets, switches and safety: GFCI and AFCI protection, hardwired smoke and CO alarms, and extra outlets where you need them.

Offices, shops, restaurants and industrial units. Nick works around your hours so you can stay open.

Tenant fit-outs: Electrical for new offices, shops and restaurants, from rough-in to final inspection.
LED retrofits: Old fluorescent and HID fixtures swapped for LED to cut your energy bill.
Exterior and parking lot lighting: Pole lights, wall packs and power for signs.
Equipment and three-phase power: Hookups for kitchen equipment, shop machinery and rooftop HVAC units.
Emergency lighting and exit signs: Installed, tested and kept up to code.
Maintenance and troubleshooting: Tripping breakers, dead circuits and flickering lights tracked down and fixed.

Power and controls for plants, shops and production lines, so the machines run and keep running.

Control panels: Control panels for machines and processes, built, wired and installed.
Motor controls and drives: Starters, contactors and variable frequency drives, which set how fast a motor runs.
PLC and sensor wiring: Wiring for PLCs (the small computers that run machines), sensors and safety devices.
Machine installs and moves: Power and controls for new equipment, or for machines that are moving.
Troubleshooting downtime: Tracking down the electrical fault that has stopped a line, and getting it running again.

A look at the kind of work Nick does. Click a photo to see it bigger.

Ask anyway. If it's electrical, Nick probably does it, and the quote is free.