Electrician in the Gatineau sector
Master electrician for homes, plexes and businesses across the Gatineau sector, day and night for emergencies.
- RBQ licence 5849-0301-01
- CMEQ member
- Fully insured
- 24/7 emergencies
- Free quotes
The Gatineau sector brings together very different neighbourhoods: post-war homes near the river, 1970s and 1980s bungalows, and many recent developments to the east and north.
The most common requests here are 200 A upgrades in older homes, EV chargers and heat pumps, and thermostat and baseboard replacements.
Most requested services in Gatineau
24/7 emergency
Burning smell, partial outage, hot outlet. Day and night.
See serviceElectrical panel
Panel replacement, 200 A upgrades, meter base and mast.
See serviceHeating
Baseboards, convectors, heated floors and electronic thermostats.
See serviceEV charger
Level 2 chargers for homes, condos and businesses.
See serviceNeighbourhoods we serve in Gatineau
Pointe-Gatineau
Historic neighbourhood where the Gatineau and Ottawa rivers meet, with many older homes that need code upgrades.
Touraine
Established residential area where we often replace original panels and mechanical thermostats.
Limbour
Residential area near Gatineau Park, with single-family homes and basement finishing.
Templeton
Growing area with many recent builds, EV chargers and heat pumps.
All our services in Gatineau
Residential
- Electrical panel & service upgrade
- Mast, meter base & Hydro-Québec
- 24/7 emergency electrician
- Troubleshooting & diagnosis
- EV charger installation
- Electric heating & thermostats
- Heat pump & AC wiring
- Generator hookup & inlet
- Renovation electrical
- Lighting & pot lights
- Rewiring & aluminum wiring
- Pool & hot tub wiring
- Electrical safety & code upgrades
- Load management
- New construction & additions
Frequently asked questions
Do you cover the whole Gatineau sector?
Do you take emergency calls at night in Gatineau?
Burning smell? Breaker that keeps tripping?
Turn off the circuit breaker if you can do it safely, then call us, day or night. If there is smoke or fire, get out and call 911 first.