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Captain Electric

Will the Real Captain Electric Please Stand Up!

HOW WE BECAME CAPTAIN ELECTRIC Captain Electric was registered in Canada in 2005. The company which was formerly known as Nova Electrical Contractors Inc. (incorporated in Ontario in 1992), legally changed it’s name to Captain Electric, in order to focus on Electrical Service Work. We have always worked hard to […]

Electrical Safety

Homeowners hire unqualified contractors for dangerous work

Study reveals unlicensed workers cost homeowners unnecessary time and money MISSISSAUGA, ON, Sept. 24 /CNW/ – Almost half of Ontario homeowners allow an unqualified person or contractor to perform dangerous electrical work in their homes despite a law making it illegal to do so. According to a recent Leger Marketing survey, […]

Whole Home Exhaust Fan

Cool It….Your Home That Is

Everyone, even the most die-hard Canadian enjoys those few weeks of a Canadian summer (the warm days after the Stanley Cup Final and before the start of the new Season).  The heat can be enjoyable, but when we are finished with our outside activities, it is also good to come […]

Electrical Safety

Meter Mayhem

The Captain often faces danger. On June 2, 2010 our electricians were scheduled for a Panel Replacement in Oshawa.  Making the work safe requires that the Utility Company remove the Meter from its Base, to isolate the panel while it is being replaced.  It is required by law and by […]

Company Culture

What Are You Really Paying For?

Do you know what it costs to satisfy your sweet tooth these days?  The cost of a donut has increased to 90 cents recently.  That’s a six percent increase from the 85 cents it used to cost and probably a lot more than you remember paying a few years ago.  […]

Company News

The Captain and The Mouse

The Captain runs into all kinds of unusual things.  This time it was a dead mouse.  One of our clients called their HVAC company because their air conditioner was not working.  The AC technician came to examine the problem and the first thing he looked at was the power supply […]