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With over a decade of experience, Canadian Wire Wizards is one of the premium commercial electrical inspection and residential electrical inspection service providers in the Greater Toronto Area.
Every business owner and homeowner should go the extra mile to ensure their space is safe and free from any hazards that might threaten the lives of individuals. One such threat is the electrical system that runs in that space. With a proper electrical home inspection or commercial inspection, you can help mitigate these threats.
Every residential or commercial area has certain laws and codes in place that are meant to keep you, your family or your employees safe. An electricity inspection will shed light on any shortcomings in your electrical system and help you fix them as soon as possible.
It’s simple – after sending in an inquiry, your service provider will send over a certified electrician to do the examination. Every inspection has 3 main steps – the initial inspection, the service inspection, and the follow-up inspection. It may sound like a lot but an experienced service provider like Canadian Wire Wizards will ensure everything is done in a smooth and organized manner. After the home electricity inspection or commercial electricity inspection is completed, our experienced electrician will provide a detailed, prioritized checklist including areas in need of immediate attention, any recommendations for improvements, and a list of upgrades needed.
You’ve come to the right place. Commercial building and residential homeowners in Ontario can contact Canadian Wire Wizards for an electrical inspection and all other electrical needs. We are a team of highly trained experts that are licensed by ECRA/ESA.
With Canadian Wire Wizards, you and your property will be in safe hands.
What You Should Know
Residential electrical inspections provide homeowners with the peace of mind that their electrical systems are safe. Inspectors review the home’s wiring, outlets, and switch boxes to check for signs of wear or damage.
They also verify that all installations meet current safety codes and examine the condition of appliances, fixtures, or any other electrical components in the home. A comprehensive report outlining potential hazards or needed repairs is provided to help ensure a safe living environment.
An electrical home inspection can be a good idea before purchasing a new home, as it helps identify electrical issues that might otherwise be missed. It shows potential buyers that all the electrical systems are up to code and functioning correctly, potentially saving months of costly repairs down the road.
A professional electrical inspector is best suited for this job, as they will have in-depth knowledge about wiring and electrical components.
In Ontario, the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) inspection fee for residential work starts at CAD $88 for the minimum notification of work. The final cost may also depend on the defects found during a home electrical inspection in Canada.
A qualified electrical home inspection must be carried out by a licensed electrical contractor or a certified electrician who is familiar with the Canadian Electrical Code and local building regulations. In Ontario, for example, only a contractor licensed by the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) can legally carry out electrical work and issue the necessary Certificates of Acceptance.
At Canadian Wire Wizards, our inspection team meets those standards — we are fully licensed, experienced in residential wiring and safety checks, and can provide you with a detailed inspection report tailored for your home.
During commercial electrical inspections, licensed electricians frequently identify overloaded circuits, improper grounding, outdated wiring, and damaged electrical panels. Other issues include loose connections, insufficient labelling, and code violations that can pose safety or fire risks. Canadian Wire Wizards conducts detailed inspections to detect and correct these problems early, keeping commercial properties safe and compliant with Ontario Electrical Safety Code standards.
