Photo: Blue Squall Media, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Homes, shops and businesses in the foothills town on the Red Deer River, quoted and done by Daniel himself.
No obligation. Daniel quotes every job himself.
Sundre is a town in Mountain View County on the Red Deer River, at Highways 22 and 27, about 100 kilometres northwest of Calgary. Oil and gas, forestry, agriculture and ranching drive the local economy, and the country around the town is acreages and working properties.
That makes for a mix of work: panel upgrades and repairs in town homes, shops and outbuildings on acreages, commercial electrical for local businesses, and automatic standby generators where an outage costs more than an inconvenience. Daniel quotes each job himself and does it to the Canadian Electrical Code and Alberta requirements.
Each service has its own page with what is included and common questions.
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Daniel completed a full panel replacement for us, coordinated with Fortis for multiple power shutoffs, installed a surge protector, addressed some load concerns, and set up the electrical for our hot tub. He also flagged that our Federal Pioneer Stab-Lok panel was a potential fire hazard, which we had no idea about.
Emily Head · Google review
He installed a NEMA 14-50 outlet in my garage for my EV charger and the entire process was smooth from start to finish. He took the time to explain the installation, ensured everything was done safely and up to code, and kept the workspace clean throughout.
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Yes. Sundre is part of Daniel's service area, along with Cremona and Olds in Mountain View County. Call 587-355-2843 to describe the job, and he will tell you straight when he can get there. Every job is quoted by Daniel himself before any work starts.
Yes. Daniel works on commercial buildings as well as homes, from new circuits and lighting in a shop or office to tracking down equipment that keeps tripping. The owner quotes commercial jobs directly, and the work is done to the Canadian Electrical Code and Alberta requirements.
Yes. A panel upgrade replaces an outgrown or aging panel with one sized for today's loads, from an EV charger to a finished basement, with clean, labelled work. The existing service is checked first, and any utility shutoff needed for the upgrade is coordinated as part of the job.
Area photos via Wikimedia Commons: Cremona by Merijana (CC BY-SA 3.0); Olds by Wilson Hui (CC BY 2.0); Cochrane by Chuck Szmurlo (CC BY 2.5).
Call or text, or send the form at the top of the page. No obligation, and the quote comes from Daniel himself.