Top 5 Electricians
in Edmonton
We compared 5 Electricians serving Edmonton, Alberta using publicly available business information, including customer reputation, local presence and documented services. Across the businesses featured here, documented specialties include Electrical repairs, Electrical panel upgrades, and Commercial electrical maintenance.
↗ Edmonton’s featured electricians have a FiveBest Score above the Alberta benchmark.
Hauer Power Electrical Services fits the Edmonton electrician category through documented residential and commercial electrical maintenance, troubleshooting, installations and upgrade work. Its published scope includes panel and service upgrades, renovation wiring, lighting, load calculations, hot tub wiring and emergency electrical assistance for Edmonton-area properties.
Commercial electrical maintenance · Residential electrical maintenance · Electrical troubleshooting
Mr. Electric of Edmonton provides residential and commercial electrical work across Edmonton, including electrical repairs, safety inspections, panel upgrades, lighting and EV charger installation. Its local office states that electricians are Alberta-licensed, and its EV-charger service includes Level 2 installations and panel-capacity assessment where needed.
Electrical repairs · Electrical safety inspections · Electrical panel upgrades
Strata Electrical Contracting Inc. is an Edmonton electrical contractor with residential and commercial service calls, electrical upgrades, renovation work and new-build electrical services. Its documented 24/7 emergency service calls and power-restoration capability make it relevant for urgent electrical issues as well as planned installations such as EV chargers and lighting.
Emergency electrical service calls · Electrical troubleshooting and repairs · Electrical service upgrades
Pure Wave Electric provides residential and commercial electrical work in Edmonton, including repairs, installations and upgrades. Its documented offerings include 100- and 200-amp panel upgrades, lighting work and commercial retrofits. The company also specifically lists aluminum wire repairs for homes with this older wiring type.
Electrical repairs · 100- and 200-amp panel upgrades · Aluminum wire repairs
Robart Electrical Services Ltd. is an Edmonton electrical contractor serving residential and commercial projects. Its documented work includes 60-amp upgrades to 100- or 200-amp service, panel upgrades, renovation wiring, new-home wiring and commercial tenant renovations. The company also handles lighting design and upgrades.
60- to 100- or 200-amp service upgrades · Electrical panel upgrades · Residential renovation wiring
Edmonton electricians lead nearby FiveBest markets
Featured electricians in Edmonton have a median FiveBest Score™ of 82/100, compared with 76/100 for featured electricians across Alberta.
Among nearby FiveBest markets, Saint Albert (69/100) scores below Edmonton.
Comparison based on profiles currently featured by FiveBest in this category with an available FiveBest Score™.
How we researched Electricians in Edmonton
FiveBest reviews publicly available information for Electricians serving Edmonton.
- Google rating and review history
- Documented services
- Years in business when available
- Edmonton and surrounding service coverage
- Business website and online presence
- Independent reputation signals when available
Research last updated: September 2026
Typical Electrical Service Price Ranges
Price ranges are based on typical industry averages. Actual costs may vary according to diagnosis, labour, materials, panel capacity, wiring condition, accessibility, permits and local market conditions.
- Service call $120–$250
- Outlet or switch install $150–$350
- Light fixture install $150–$450
- EV charger installation $700–$2,500
- Panel upgrade $2,500–$5,000+
Common Services
- Electrical repair in Edmonton
- Electrical panel upgrade in Edmonton
- EV charger installation in Edmonton
- Lighting installation in Edmonton
- Outlet and switch installation in Edmonton
- Home rewiring in Edmonton
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Compare electricians in Edmonton for troubleshooting, panel upgrades, EV charger installation, lighting, outlets, rewiring, surge protection, smoke detectors, electrical inspections and emergency repairs. FiveBest helps users compare selected local electrical contractors.
Compare selected electricians in Edmonton for electrical repairs, panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting, rewiring, inspections and emergency electrical service.
Confirm the electrician or electrical contractor meets the licensing requirements that apply to the work and location.
Ask whether a permit or inspection is required and who is responsible for arranging it.
Compare labour, materials, equipment, permit costs and any diagnostic or service-call charges.
Choose experience relevant to your project, such as panels, EV chargers, rewiring, lighting or troubleshooting.
For new loads, ask how panel and service capacity will be assessed before installation.
Ask about workmanship warranty, product warranty, timing and any required utility coordination.
What Affects Electrical Service Costs
- Type of electrical work
- Diagnostic time
- Panel and service capacity
- Wiring condition
- Materials and equipment
- Accessibility and cable routing
- Permits and inspections
- Emergency or after-hours service
- Project complexity
Questions to Ask an Electrician
- Are you licensed for this type of electrical work where required?
- Is a permit or inspection required?
- Does the quote include labour, materials and permit costs?
- Does my panel or electrical service have enough capacity?
- What equipment or product specifications are included?
- What workmanship and manufacturer warranties apply?
- How long will the work take?
- Will power need to be shut off and for how long?
Frequently Asked Questions
Electrical costs depend on the service, diagnosis, labour time, materials, wiring condition, accessibility, permits and whether emergency service is required. Ask for a written estimate that separates labour, materials and permit costs.
An upgrade may be needed when adding major equipment, an EV charger, electric heating or renovations, or when the existing panel lacks capacity, uses obsolete components or shows signs of deterioration.
Many electrical contractors install EV chargers after checking panel capacity, available circuits, cable routing, charger specifications and permit requirements. A load calculation may be required.
Electrical additions and changes should be completed according to applicable codes and permit rules. A qualified electrician can assess circuit capacity, grounding and safe installation.
Some companies provide emergency help for power loss, sparking, burning smells, damaged panels, exposed wiring or other urgent hazards. Keep clear of unsafe equipment and contact the appropriate emergency service when necessary.
Compare required licensing, insurance, experience with the project, written estimates, permit handling, product specifications, warranties, scheduling and recent customer reviews.