Looking for a commercial electrician near you in Aurora? We handle commercial electrical services for plazas, offices, restaurants and retail along Yonge, Wellington and Bayview, scheduled around your business hours.
Aurora Commercial Electrical
Work Scheduled Around Your Hours
One commercial electrical contractor for the whole building, from the panel to the parking lot lights.
Service upgrades, commercial electrical wiring and new circuits for growing business loads.
View service →Electrical work for new tenants, renovations, signage, lighting, outlets and equipment.
View service →Interior LED retrofits, parking lot lighting, exterior fixtures and emergency lighting.
View service →Circuits and electrical connections for restaurant equipment, exhaust systems and kitchen upgrades.
View service →Standby power, transfer switches, generator maintenance and troubleshooting.
View service →Preventive commercial electrical maintenance, inspections and ESA defect corrections.
View service →In multi-tenant plazas along Yonge, Wellington and Bayview, electrical problems can get complicated quickly when several units share service equipment and old panel labels no longer match the space.
Separate tenant metering, common-area lighting, panel identification and circuit labelling for shared commercial buildings.
Dedicated circuits for equipment, workstations, servers, network racks and specialized business loads.
Power for tills, display lighting, signage, stock rooms and new retail equipment.
Updating outdated wiring and electrical equipment in older storefronts while avoiding unnecessary demolition where practical.
Commercial electrical wiring in Aurora often needs to support new equipment, HVAC, tenant changes and expanding business loads without disrupting the rest of the building.
Add capacity for new equipment, HVAC systems, expansions or increased tenant demand.
Wire a new commercial unit for outlets, lighting, data, signage and equipment before the next tenant opens.
Dedicated power for POS systems, servers, compressors, specialty equipment and EV chargers for staff or customers.
All applicable permits and ESA notifications handled for you.
Tenant Fit-Out
Power Planned Before Opening Day
High lighting costs, burned-out fixtures and dark parking areas can make a commercial property harder to operate and maintain. A commercial lighting retrofit can improve coverage while reducing ongoing maintenance.
Upgrade offices, retail stores, back rooms and warehouse areas with more efficient LED fixtures.
Pole lights, wall packs, timers and photocells for storefronts, plazas and parking areas.
Testing, troubleshooting and replacement of emergency and exit lighting equipment.
LED retrofits may qualify for Save on Energy incentives. Eligibility depends on the project and current program requirements, so we can help you check before you commit.
A commercial kitchen can expose electrical problems quickly when several high-load appliances run at once. If breakers trip during the dinner rush or new equipment exceeds the capacity of older wiring, the electrical system needs to be reviewed before the problem affects service.
Dedicated circuits for ovens, fryers, walk-in coolers, dishwashers and other commercial kitchen equipment.
Electrical connections for equipment requiring the appropriate commercial voltage and circuit capacity, including 208V and 600V equipment where applicable.
Power and controls for hood, exhaust and related kitchen equipment as part of a renovation or equipment replacement.
Commercial kitchen electrical work can be scheduled before opening, after closing or around quieter operating periods.
A power outage can stop tills, refrigeration, network equipment and critical business systems. Commercial backup power installation helps keep selected loads operating when utility power fails.
Standby generators and transfer equipment designed around the business loads that need power first.
Scheduled inspections, operating checks and transfer-switch testing help identify problems before the next outage.
Troubleshooting when a generator will not start, does not transfer power or fails during a utility outage.
Regular commercial electrical maintenance can uncover overheating, loose connections and overloaded equipment before they turn into downtime or an urgent repair.
Prevent
Panel checks, connection checks and thermal imaging where appropriate to identify electrical trouble before equipment fails.
Inspect
Review electrical systems before buying, leasing or renovating a commercial unit, or when an insurer or project requires an assessment.
Correct
Repair electrical deficiencies identified during an inspection and complete the required correction work for the applicable scope.
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See what local business owners and property managers say about working with our commercial electrical contractors in Aurora.
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We had several kitchen appliances sharing circuits and the breakers were starting to trip during busy hours. The electrician reviewed the load, added the circuits we needed and completed the work outside our main service time.
Michael R.
Restaurant on Yonge · Kitchen circuits
The parking lot lighting at our plaza had become unreliable and several areas were too dark at night. The new LED fixtures give us much better coverage, and the work was scheduled with very little disruption to the tenants.
Karen D.
Plaza on Wellington · LED parking lot lighting
We were preparing a clinic unit for opening and needed the electrical work coordinated with the rest of the renovation. The circuits, lighting and equipment power were laid out clearly and everything was completed in the right sequence.
Sonia P.
Medical clinic · Tenant fit-out
Our retail unit needed additional power for new displays and exterior signage. The electrician sorted out the old panel labels, added the required circuits and kept the work area clean while the store stayed operational.
Jason L.
Retail store on Bayview · Panel and signage circuits
We replaced older office fixtures with LED lighting throughout the space. The commercial lighting retrofit looks cleaner, the light level is more consistent and the work was finished after hours as requested.
Melissa T.
Aurora office · Commercial lighting retrofit
Before taking over the unit, we wanted the electrical system checked so we knew what we were dealing with. The inspection was thorough, the issues were explained in plain language and we received a clear list of what should be addressed before the renovation.
Anthony M.
Small warehouse · Electrical inspection
Yes. We provide commercial electrical services across Aurora for plazas, offices, retail stores, restaurants, clinics and other business properties.
Yes. The existing electrical service and planned loads are reviewed first. Where the project requires ESA notification or inspection, the applicable steps can be handled as part of the work.
After-hours or weekend work may be scheduled when the project and site allow it, helping reduce disruption to staff, customers and normal business operations.
Commercial generator maintenance should follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and account for run time, environment and the importance of the loads it protects. Regular inspections and transfer checks help identify problems before an outage.
Yes. Commercial kitchen electrical work can include dedicated circuits and equipment connections for ovens, fryers, refrigeration, dishwashers, exhaust equipment and other kitchen loads.
Some commercial lighting retrofit projects may qualify for current Save on Energy programs. Eligibility depends on the equipment, project scope and program requirements in effect when you apply.
We provide commercial electrical work for businesses across Aurora, including properties along Yonge Street, Wellington Street, Bayview Avenue and employment areas toward Highway 404.
