Fast service, very knowledgeable! After an outlet melted in our kitchen, we called them and they sent a technician (Andy) out immediately. Luckily there was no further problems after diagnosis and it was a relatively simple fix. Very reasonably priced service call. Most importantly he put our minds at ease, by explaining what had happened. We will 100% use this company again for future electrical work. Many thanks for saving the day!

Electrical Repairs in Hamilton & Niagara
Same-day electricians. Flat-rate pricing. Licensed, insured, and guaranteed.
About This Service
Most electrical problems at home start small: an outlet that stops working, a breaker that trips whenever the kettle and the toaster run together, a switch plate that feels warm, or lights that dim when the microwave starts. Our licensed electricians find the cause, fix it with code-compliant parts and explain what went wrong in plain terms. Every repair is quoted at a flat rate on site before any work begins, and urgent problems get a same-day response across Hamilton and Niagara.
Older homes bring their own repairs. Hamilton's housing stock spans more than a century, and knob-and-tube wiring, undersized 60-amp panels and aluminum connections are common finds during renovations here. Homes built between about 1965 and 1976 are the most likely to have aluminum branch wiring, which loosens and overheats at outlets and switches over time. When a repair uncovers something bigger like this, we explain what we found and quote that work separately before any of it starts.
What We Do
Outlet & Switch Replacement
Broken, sparking, or outdated outlets and switches replaced safely.
Circuit Breaker Replacement
Tripping breakers diagnosed and replaced with code-compliant parts.
Dead Outlet Diagnosis
Track down the cause and restore power to dead outlets.
GFCI Outlet Installation
Required protection for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor outlets.
Smoke & CO Detector Wiring
Hardwired interconnected detectors for maximum safety.
Ceiling Fan Wiring
New fan installation or replacing existing fixtures.
Emergency Electrical Repairs
Same-day response for urgent electrical issues.
What's Included
Diagnosis First
We trace the problem to its cause, such as a loose connection, a worn device, a failed breaker or an overloaded circuit.
A Flat-Rate Price Up Front
The repair is quoted on site before work begins. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Code-Compliant Parts
Devices, breakers and wiring are replaced with code-compliant parts, to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code.
Permits When the Job Needs One
If a repair needs a permit, such as a new circuit, we take it out and coordinate the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) inspection.
Tested and Cleaned Up
We test the repair and clean up completely before we leave.
Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
If a repair fails because of our workmanship, we come back and fix it free.
Signs You Need It
A Breaker That Keeps Tripping
The circuit is overloaded or has a fault. Resetting it again and again without fixing the cause lets heat build up.
Warm Outlets or a Burning Smell
Heat or a faint burning smell at an outlet, a switch or the panel points to a loose or overloaded connection. Turn that circuit off and call.
Lights That Flicker or Dim
Dimming when a large appliance starts, or flickering in one room, can mean a loose connection or a circuit near its limit.
Outlets That Stopped Working
Often a tripped GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) elsewhere on the circuit, a loose connection or a failed device.
Buzzing, Sparks or Scorch Marks
Buzzing from an outlet or the panel, sparks when you plug in, or dark marks around a receptacle all need checking.
A GFCI That Will Not Test or Reset
Press the test button monthly. A GFCI that does not trip, or will not reset, no longer protects you and needs replacing.
How It Works
Call or Book Online
Tell us what is happening. Urgent problems get a same-day response, often within hours of your call.
Find the Cause
A licensed electrician tests the circuit and traces the fault to its source, not just the symptom.
Flat-Rate Quote, Then the Repair
You approve a flat-rate price before work starts. The repair is made with code-compliant parts.
Test and Clean Up
We test the circuit, confirm it works and clean up before we leave.
What Affects the Price
What Needs Fixing
An outlet repair typically costs $150 to $250. A fault hidden in a wall takes longer to trace than a worn device in plain view.
Age and Type of Wiring
Aluminum wiring, knob and tube or an outdated panel may need extra work to meet current code.
Getting to the Problem
A device in an open basement is quick to reach. One behind finished walls or in a crawl space takes longer.
The Parts Involved
Arc-fault (AFCI) and ground-fault (GFCI) breakers cost more than standard ones, and some older panels do not accept modern breakers.
Why Homeowners Choose Remarkable
Family-Owned & Local
A local Hamilton family that treats your home like our own. No subcontractors, ever.
Flat-Rate Pricing
The price we quote is the price you pay. No hourly surprises, no hidden fees. Guaranteed.
Lifetime Warranty
Every job backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty. If our work fails, we fix it free.
Frequently Asked Questions
A breaker trips when its circuit draws more current than it is rated for, or when there is a fault such as a short circuit. The usual cause is too many high-draw appliances on one circuit, like a space heater and a hair dryer. If it keeps happening, have it checked rather than resetting it again: it can point to a failing breaker, damaged wiring or a circuit that needs splitting.
It can be. A dimmer may feel slightly warm in normal use, but an outlet or switch plate that is hot, discoloured or smells of burning points to a loose or overloaded connection. Stop using it, switch that circuit off at the panel and call a licensed electrician.
Ontario code requires GFCI protection where water and electricity meet: bathrooms, any receptacle within 1.5 metres of a sink (kitchen counters, laundry), outdoor receptacles, crawl spaces, and near pools and hot tubs. The list has grown with each code edition, so older homes often have GFCI protection in fewer places than the current code asks for. Test each one monthly and replace any that will not trip or reset.
Yes. The usual fix is pigtailing: a short copper wire is joined to each aluminum wire with a connector approved for the purpose, so outlets and switches connect to copper. Ordinary wire nuts are not acceptable for this. Where the wiring is damaged in several places, or the walls are already open for a renovation, a full copper rewire can make more sense.
What Customers Say
Came late for an electrical emergency. Professional, reasonable, friendly. These guys rock hard.
Had our hydro lines ripped off of our house at 4:51pm on a Friday of a long weekend. Called out to several places and was either told they couldn’t help or wouldn’t help until the next Thursday. These guys… “we’ll be then within the hour” stayed till the job was done (around 4am when we finally got the power back on) and made sure everything was done right.
Our electrical issue was not urgent nor extensive however we received a very prompt reply to our inquiry. An estimate for the services we required were provided quickly and accurately. In a matter of minutes an electrician was assigned and an appointment time agreed upon that day. Unfortunately, the assigned electrician ran into complications with a previous call and he contacted me immediately to let me know of the rescheduled time Instead of us having to wait further, one of the owners/partners came out and provided the service within the original appointment time Frank was efficient and thorough in explaining what needed to be done. All was completed timely and there were no surprises with the price as it was originally quoted. It is so refreshing to feel comfortable and confident to find an honest and professional service company when needed!!!
Basement flooded shorting out several rooms. Called Remarkable Electric and within minutes after call was informed by text electrician was dispatched and arrived as stated. My issues were corrected and explained in a professional and courteous manor. Glad I made the call and I would definitely recommend to my friends and neighbors.
The service was great! It was after hours and we had issues with the power to our AC. They were here very quickly and dealt with everything on the spot.
Free Estimate
Flat-Rate Pricing. No Surprises. Same-Day Response.
Call Us
(289) 210-5221Service Area
Hamilton, Niagara & Southern Ontario
Hours
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Our Promise
Satisfaction Guaranteed or We Come Back Free




