Code compliance
All work follows the Ontario Electrical Safety Code, so installations and repairs meet provincial safety standards.
ISON Electric handles residential, commercial and emergency electrical work: panel upgrades, rewiring, EV chargers, lighting and inspections. Every job is permitted, inspected by the ESA and built to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code.
ISON Electric is a licensed electrical contractor serving homeowners, landlords and businesses across Toronto and the GTA. We cover everything from a single outlet to a full home rewire or a commercial fit-out.
A Master Electrician leads every project. We pull the permit, coordinate the ESA inspection and hand you the paperwork when the job is done. Your insurer, your buyer and your family can count on the work.
We use CSA-approved materials from established North American suppliers. You get a clear written quote before work begins, and we leave the site clean.
In Ontario, only a Licensed Electrical Contractor can legally perform electrical work for hire. Here's what that means for your property.
All work follows the Ontario Electrical Safety Code, so installations and repairs meet provincial safety standards.
We file the ESA notification and book the inspection. That avoids problems at resale or when you make an insurance claim.
Unlicensed work can void your home insurance. We give you documented proof that the work is compliant.
Correct wire sizing, breakers and grounding keep your system from overheating and tripping.
Modern panels and copper wiring appeal to buyers and pass home inspections.
Our workmanship is under warranty. If something isn't right, we come back and fix it.
You can check any contractor's licence on the ESA's public Contractor Look-Up.
From troubleshooting a flickering light to installing a 200A service, one licensed team handles it.
100A to 200A service upgrades, panel replacements and subpanels for additions, garages and suites.
Level 2 home and workplace chargers, including a load calculation and a dedicated circuit.
Full or partial rewires, knob-and-tube removal and aluminum-to-copper remediation.
LED pot lights, chandeliers, dimmers, landscape and security lighting.
Pre-purchase, insurance and safety inspections, with a written report and recommendations.
New circuits, GFCI and AFCI protection, USB and exterior weatherproof outlets.
Hard-wired, interconnected smoke and carbon monoxide alarms that meet the Ontario Fire Code.
Hot tub disconnects and wiring, generator transfer switches and standby power.
Smart switches, camera systems, doorbells and structured wiring.
Cat6 runs, patch panels and Wi-Fi access points for homes and offices.
Renovations, basements, additions and upgrades for older Toronto homes and new builds.
Fit-outs, maintenance and retrofits, scheduled around your business hours.
A licensed electrician on call around the clock to make things safe and restore power.
If you smell burning or see scorched outlets, switch off the main breaker if it's safe to do so. Then call us. For fire or injury, call 911 first.
We look at your system on site and give you a free written estimate.
We file the ESA notification and schedule the work around you.
Licensed electricians do the work to code, with minimal disruption.
We test everything, coordinate the ESA inspection and give you the certificate.
Every quote is written and itemized before work starts, with no hidden fees.
| Service | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Service call & diagnosis | $150 – $300 |
| Panel upgrade (100A → 200A) | $1,800 – $3,500 |
| Level 2 EV charger install | $900 – $2,200 |
| LED pot light, per fixture | $150 – $300 |
| Complete house rewire | $7,500 – $15,000+ |
Prices vary with project scope, materials, access and ESA permit fees. Call for an exact quote.
Get a detailed quoteBased in Toronto, with licensed electricians dispatched across the region.
Ask for the contractor's ECRA/ESA licence number and check it on the ESA's public registry.
Ask for proof of liability insurance and WSIB coverage before any work begins.
Look for an itemized quote, a clear scope and a stated warranty, not a vague lump sum.
Pressure to decide immediately, offers to skip the permit, or a quote far below the others.