Electrical troubleshooting in Gatineau
We find the real cause with tests and measurements, and give you a price before we repair anything.
- RBQ licence 5849-0301-01
- CMEQ member
- Fully insured
- 24/7 emergencies
- Free quotes
A tripping breaker, a dead outlet or a flickering light often has several possible causes: a loose connection, an overloaded circuit, a faulty appliance or a neutral problem.
Instead of swapping parts at random, we measure voltage, check connections and isolate the faulty circuit. You know exactly what is going on and what the repair costs.
What’s included
- Short circuit and ground fault tracing
- Outlets and switches that stopped working
- GFCI and arc-fault breakers that trip
- Flickering or dimming lights
- Overloaded circuits
- Loose or damaged connections
When to call us
- A breaker always trips at the same time
- Several outlets stopped working
- Lights dim when an appliance starts
- An outlet or cover plate feels warm
Done to code
All our work follows the Quebec Construction Code, Chapter V – Electricity. When regulations require it, we file the declaration of work and coordinate with Hydro-Québec.
What our clients say
5.0
On Google · 66 reviews
I called a bunch of “emergency electricians” and nobody was available or willing to come out that day. Their electrician came later that afternoon, diagnosed the issue quickly, and confirmed the Hydro meter had failed.
He came very quickly, even on the weekend. He diagnosed the problem right away, fixed the breaker, and restored power to my kitchen outlets. He also installed a GFCI outlet to make everything safer.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my breaker keep tripping?
The most common causes are an overloaded circuit, a faulty appliance, a ground fault or a damaged connection. We test the circuit to find the exact cause.
Do you charge for diagnosis?
Yes, diagnosis time is billed, and we explain what we found and the repair price before doing the work.
Need an electrician?
Call us or request a free quote. We get back to you quickly, day and night for emergencies.