Yes. We're based on Big Bay Point Road in Barrie and we run out to Adjala-Tosorontio regularly — roughly forty minutes to Everett. We cover every hamlet in the township, including Loretto, Lisle, Glencairn, Colgan, Keenansville, Ballycroy and Rosemont.

Yes — Electrical Elite installs and services standby backup generators. As Generac and Cummins certified installers, we handle the entire process: load assessment to size the unit for your home or business, permit coordination, ESA-inspected electrical connection, automatic transfer switch installation, and commissioning. Whether you're protecting a year-round residence from winter storm outages or keeping a commercial property running, we'll recommend the right unit for your load requirements and budget. We also offer preventative maintenance plans to keep your generator ready when you need it, plus 24/7 emergency service. Call us to book a free on-site assessment.

Straight answers, fair pricing, and no upsells. You get a written estimate and an on-site guarantee before we start, we arrive when we said we would, and we clean up after ourselves. We also tell you when you don't need something.

We do, 24/7 — nights, weekends and holidays. Rural Hydro One feeders here are long and slow to restore, so an outage is often a multi-hour or multi-day event rather than a flicker. Call (647) 993-5483 and a licensed electrician picks up.

Yes. A 24 hour electrician in Adjala-Tosorontio is available every day of the year through our emergency line. If your generator won't start, your transfer switch won't switch, or your well pump circuit is dead, that's not a wait-until-Monday problem.

Yes, and it's most of what we do here. Panel upgrades off 60-amp fuse services, knob-and-tube replacement in the century farmhouses, standby generator installs, well and septic pump circuits, EV chargers, hot tubs, and long underground feeders down estate laneways.

Yes. Hamlet businesses in Everett, Loretto and Lisle, farm-gate and agri-food operations, and roadside commercial along Highway 89 and Airport Road — service installs, lighting retrofits, inspections and backup power.

Yes. Our master electricians handle machine feeds, shop services, aggregate and grain-handling equipment and plant maintenance. Because three-phase distribution is scarce on rural lines out here, that often means specifying and commissioning a phase converter rather than waiting on a service the utility can't easily provide.

Residential, commercial and industrial: standby generators and automatic transfer switches, panel and service upgrades, knob-and-tube rewires, farm and outbuilding sub-panels, buried feeders, phase converters, EV chargers, electrical repair and troubleshooting. We're Generac, Cummins, Briggs & Stratton and Champion certified.

Yes. Flickering lights, breakers that won't hold, dead circuits in an outbuilding, a burning smell at the panel — we diagnose the actual fault instead of swapping parts. On rural properties the answer is often at the far end of a long run, and that's where we start looking.