Electrician in Saint-Hubert

Service entrance and panel. A breaker that keeps tripping, a panel that runs hot, fuses to replace, or an installation that no longer keeps up because you added an EV charger, electric baseboards or a hot tub: these are the most common reasons for a visit. We install, replace and upgrade panels, moving from 100 A to 200 A when needed.

Renovations. Redoing a kitchen, a bathroom or a basement in Saint-Hubert? We add the dedicated circuits for appliances, the extra outlets and the lighting, replace ageing wiring and do the compliant grounding. If your house's wiring or fuse panel worries you, an assessment visit tells you what to plan for.

Warmth and light. Thin electric radiant flooring goes under tile, engineered wood or vinyl and suits a bathroom or a basement well; a hot-water system built into the slab is aimed at large areas and new homes. For lighting, we install recessed lights, patio lighting and fixtures, indoors and out.

EV chargers. The service is the same as anywhere on the South Shore: a dedicated 240 V circuit and a Level 2 charger, 30 A to 50 A. See our EV charger installation on the South Shore page, then, before buying, our guide to choosing a charger and our grant guide: the Quebec government's $600 aid applies to buying or leasing an eligible connected charger, not to installing it.

Hot tubs, pools and generators. Wiring a hot tub or a pool involves the outside of the house, water and power-hungry equipment: it often needs a dedicated circuit and a load calculation on your panel. A standby generator keeps the heating and the sump pump running during an outage, through a manual or automatic transfer switch.

One project often leads to another. A panel changed for an EV charger becomes the chance to add a circuit for heated floors or a hot tub; a basement renovation, the chance to rethink outlets and lighting. Tell us everything you have in mind at the visit: we coordinate the work between them.