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The current standard: safe, durable and suited to today's loads. It's what we install.
New wiring, full rewiring, aluminum or knob-and-tube replacement: by certified electricians and CMEQ members. Code-compliant work, permit and inspection included. One quote, one crew.
Rewiring touches the whole home: conductors, grounding, outlets and compliance. We handle all of it, cleanly and to code.
Condition, type (aluminum, knob-and-tube), capacity and risk points. We tell you honestly what needs redoing.
Copper conductors, code-compliant sheathing and conduit, routed cleanly through walls and ceilings.
Aluminum, knob-and-tube or damaged wiring, removed and replaced safely.
Clean installation of outlets and switches, GFCI outlets where code requires.
Complete grounding and safe connections, compliant with current standards.
We file the electrical permit and coordinate the inspection, with the compliance documentation.
Outdated wiring, aluminum or knob-and-tube, is a frequent cause of faults and fire risk. New, compliant wiring means safety, reliability and a home ready for today's needs.
A clear path, from diagnosis to compliance. You get a precise timeline at quote time.
You write or call. We ask a few questions about your home, its age and the issues you notice.
Inspection of the wiring and its condition, spotting risk points and assessing the scope, for an exact quote.
Detailed quote. Once approved, we file the electrical permit.
Pulling new copper conductors, compliant conduit, outlets and switches, complete grounding.
Full testing, post-install inspection and the compliance documentation.
The age and type of your wiring determine the risks and the work to plan for. Here are the three most common cases in Montréal homes.
The current standard: safe, durable and suited to today's loads. It's what we install.
Common in homes from the 60s and 70s. Its connections loosen over time and need special attention.
Old, ungrounded wiring still present in many older homes. Often best replaced, for safety and for insurance.
Our team serves Montréal and its boroughs, the West Island, Laval and the South Shore. Wherever you are in the region, we deliver the same standard of quality and compliance.
Not seeing yours? Email info@oklaelectrique.ca. We reply within the business day.
Aluminum wiring isn't dangerous in itself, but its connections loosen and overheat over time, which becomes a risk. We assess it and, depending on condition, correct the connections to code or recommend a replacement.
It's an old type of wiring, ungrounded, still present in many older Montréal homes. It's often best replaced, both for safety and for home insurance. We assess your installation and advise you.
Flickering lights, outlets that get warm or discolour, a burning smell, breakers that trip often, or mild shocks to the touch. If you notice these signs, have your wiring assessed quickly.
It depends on the condition and age of the wiring. Sometimes a section or a circuit is enough; sometimes a full rewire is safer and more economical long-term. We assess and recommend the right option.
It varies with the scope of work and access to the walls. We give you a precise timeline at quote time, after the on-site survey.
Yes. Wiring work requires an electrical permit and inspection. We file the permit, do the work to code and coordinate the inspection, with the compliance documentation.
