Electrical Inspections in Mississauga & the GTA
Buying, selling, or your insurer has asked about the panel or the wiring. A licensed electrical contractor looks at the house and tells you, in writing, what is there and what needs doing.
When people call us for one
- Buying a house — a general home inspector notes the panel; we tell you what it actually means and what it costs to fix.
- Selling — find the problems before the buyer's inspector does.
- Insurance — insurers ask about the panel type, the service size, knob-and-tube and aluminum wiring. Some want a letter from a licensed contractor.
- Before a renovation, or adding an EV charger, a hot tub or a heat pump — can the house take it?
- Peace of mind in an older house that nobody has looked at in years.
What we look at
The service size and condition, the panel — including the brands insurers flag, like Federal Pacific Stab-Lok — the breakers and what they feed, grounding and bonding, the type and condition of the wiring, outlets and GFCI protection where the Code requires it, and smoke alarms.
Our inspection is not the ESA inspection
The Electrical Safety Authority inspects work that has been notified to it — new work, under a permit. Our inspection is a contractor's assessment of the house as it stands. If it turns up work that needs doing, we can do it, under permit, and you get the ESA certificate at the end.
Why Heights Electric
- ECRA/ESA licensed contractor #7015891, based in Mississauga
- ESA permit, inspection and certificate handled
- Two years' full warranty on all our work
- $2,000,000 commercial insurance, WSIB coverage, and bonded
- 10% off for seniors (not combined with other offers)