Half our week across Georgetown is spent in houses where somebody has already had a go.
Georgetown Electrical Services started out taking the calls other contractors turned down across Georgetown — unlabelled boards and faults that had already beaten somebody. That is still what we are best at.
A single electrician working from a van, mostly on faults that two other people had already looked at and not found.
Registered as an ECRA/ESA licensed contractor, so notifications and inspections became ours to file rather than somebody else's to chase.
Panel upgrades and rewires first, then chargers and standby systems, and eventually commercial distribution for premises that could not lose supply.
More crews and more vans, but the person who prices your job is still the person who turns up to do it.
A locally owned contractor that measures before it recommends. Most of what gets sold as a service upgrade turns out to be one overloaded circuit, and finding out which is cheap.
A good half of our week across Georgetown is spent undoing work somebody else improvised. Our mission is to leave an installation that the next electrician can read at a glance, because the alternative is what we keep being called out to.



Undocumented work is the expensive kind. These four are how we avoid adding to it:

From a single dead outlet to a whole-house rewire, Georgetown Electrical Services keeps diagnosis, permit, installation and inspection with one crew. That covers EV charger installation, backup generator installation, whole home surge protection and pot light installation.

The board is labelled properly at completion, which is the detail that turns a maze of circuits back into a document.
Much of what Georgetown Electrical Services is asked to do across Georgetown is correcting work somebody else started, and that always begins with finding out what is actually there.

Printed on the invoice alongside the manufacturer warranty for every device we supply, so the cover is a document rather than a conversation you had once.
A licensed electrician surveys the job and leaves a firm figure. Nobody rings you afterwards, and the price holds whether you book this week or in two months.
Floors covered, cuts made good, and the site swept at the end of each day rather than the end of the job, because you still have to live there meanwhile.
What people ask before booking Georgetown Electrical Services
Yes. Georgetown Electrical Services is a licensed electrical contractor and each electrician holds their own licence. That is what lets us file notifications and book inspections rather than leaving them to you.
Almost anything electrical. Domestically that means panel upgrades, rewiring, EV chargers and standby generators, plus pot lights and lighting retrofits. Commercially it is distribution boards and backup power for premises across Georgetown.
Across Georgetown and the communities around it. The service area page lists them, and everything on it is somewhere our crews genuinely reach every week.
No. A licensed electrician attends, tests what is there and leaves a written figure. There is no obligation and nobody rings you afterwards to ask about it.
Yes. Nothing is subcontracted, so the person who surveyed the property is the person carrying out the work on the day.
Call us and we return at no cost. Georgetown Electrical Services warranties its labour for two years and the equipment keeps its manufacturer cover, both written on the invoice.
Ask Georgetown Electrical Services about panels, buried junctions, extended circuits or rewiring anywhere in Georgetown.
If a previous owner or contractor has already been in, say so. What is behind the wall changes the whole approach.
CALL US (289) 536-6129 EMAIL US Tell us the historyYour details go no further.