ECRA/ESA licensed industrial electricians for warehouses, plants and shops across Fort Erie. Three-phase power, machine wiring, motor control, control panels and high-bay lighting — plus breakdown callouts that get your line running again.
Shutdown, night-shift and weekend work scheduled around your production, certified to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code.
Every plant runs differently, and industrial electrical services have to match the equipment on the floor. These are the sites our industrial electricians work in most often across Fort Erie and the wider Niagara region.
Warehouses & Logistics
High-bay LED, dock power, conveyor circuits, racking lighting layouts.
Machine & Fabrication Shops
CNC hookups, welder circuits, compressors, three-phase capacity.
Food & Packaging Plants
Washdown-rated equipment, line controls, refrigeration and motor circuits.
Truck & Equipment Shops
Hoist and lift power, bay lighting, air systems and shop disconnects.
Agricultural & Rural Operations
Barn and shop services, grain and pump motors, yard and outbuilding power.
Mixed Industrial & Commercial Units
Shop floor plus office space under one service, metered and separated properly.
Plant, warehouse and machine shop work handled by ECRA/ESA licensed industrial electricians — planned around your production, not ours.
Load assessments, larger services and added capacity for new equipment.
Panels, sub-panels, feeders and disconnects sized and labelled properly.
New equipment connected, relocated or rewired after a line change.
MCC work, starters, contactors, overloads and VFD troubleshooting.
Panels built, wired and documented, with tidy conduit and tray runs.
Retrofits, exit signage and lighting levels brought up to code.
Line stopped or equipment down? Breakdown call-outs are treated as priority.
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The electrical work is rarely the hard part — fitting it around a running plant is. Our industrial electricians in Fort Erie plan the window first and work back from your restart time, whether that means a shutdown weekend, a night shift or a staged approach across the floor.
Scoped before the shutdown window opens
Materials on site, three-phase circuits identified and the sequence agreed in advance, so shutdown hours go into industrial electrical work rather than planning it.
Your lockout and site rules followed
Every industrial electrician on site completes your induction and follows lockout-tagout procedures, permits and PPE requirements the way your health and safety team expects.
Tested and documented before restart
Motor circuits proven, panels labelled, drawings updated and the ESA notification filed by us, so nothing is outstanding when the next shift walks in.
Shutdowns, three-phase power, machine wiring and control panels — the practical questions plant managers and maintenance leads raise before booking industrial electrical services.
Yes, and for most facilities that is how we plan it. Our industrial electricians schedule around production: planned shutdown weekends, night shifts, holiday breaks, or a staged approach that keeps part of the floor running while another section is isolated. We agree the window in advance and work back from your restart time, not ours.
Three-phase power and service upgrades, distribution and feeder work, machine wiring, motor control, control panels, disconnects and conduit runs, high-bay LED lighting, plus troubleshooting and breakdown callouts. We cover warehouses, plants, machine shops and processing facilities across Fort Erie, including sites that mix industrial and commercial space under one roof.
Breakdown callouts are treated as priority because every hour of downtime costs you. We trace the actual fault rather than swapping parts on a guess, whether it sits in the motor control centre, a contactor, an overload, a drive, a sensor circuit or a feeder with voltage drop. Where a temporary safe workaround gets the line moving, we do that first and return to complete the permanent repair.
Yes. We carry out a load assessment on the existing three-phase service and distribution before anything is ordered. That shows whether new equipment can run off the current supply, whether a feeder or panel needs upsizing, or whether a full service upgrade is required. Skipping this step is the most common reason a new install trips out weeks later.
Yes. We build control panels, wire them into machine and motor circuits, install disconnects and run the conduit, and we also take on panels supplied by your equipment vendor. Everything is labelled and handed over with drawings so your own maintenance team can work on it later without reverse-engineering someone else's wiring.
Yes. Every industrial electrician we send is ECRA/ESA licensed and fully insured, we file the notification, meet the inspector on site and hand you the paperwork at closeout. Industrial electrical services also mean coordinating with your health and safety requirements, including lockout procedures and site induction, before anyone touches a panel.
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Feedback from plants, warehouses and shops that booked three-phase power, machine wiring, control panels, high-bay lighting and breakdown callouts across Fort Erie.
Vince A.
Plant manager, Gilmore Road · Jan 16, 2026
A drive on our main conveyor failed mid-shift and we were dead in the water. The industrial electrician was on site within the hour, isolated the fault to a burnt contactor in the motor control centre, and had the line running again before the next shift. That callout paid for itself many times over.
Shannon B.
Operations, Thompson Road · Feb 26, 2026
We brought in two new CNC machines and needed the three-phase power extended plus proper disconnects at each station. The conduit runs are neat, everything is labelled at the panel, and the whole install passed ESA inspection first time without a single correction.
Derek H.
Warehouse supervisor, Pettit Road · Mar 30, 2026
Swapped out the old metal halides for high-bay LED across the full warehouse floor. They worked around our racking with a lift on nights and weekends so picking never stopped. The difference in light levels at ground level is significant and the hydro savings showed up right away.
Marta K.
Maintenance lead, Stevensville · Apr 30, 2026
A compressor kept dropping out with no obvious cause and two previous contractors just replaced parts. I looked for an industrial electrician near me and these guys actually traced it properly to voltage drop on an undersized feeder. Rewired correctly and it has not tripped once since.
Gordon R.
Owner, machine shop, Bowen Road · May 25, 2026
Our service could not carry any more equipment, so they planned the upgrade around a scheduled shutdown weekend. New distribution, upgraded feeders and room left for the next machine. Back up and cutting Monday morning exactly as promised.
Jelena P.
Facilities coordinator, Central Avenue · Jun 29, 2026
Built and installed a new control panel for our packaging line, then documented the whole thing so our maintenance team can actually work on it. Clear drawings, proper labelling and a walkthrough with the crew at handover. Rare to get that level of follow-through.
Our licensed electricians cover every neighbourhood in Fort Erie and the surrounding communities, from Crystal Beach to Stevensville, for residential, commercial, and emergency electrical work.
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43 Jarvis Street, Unit 5
Fort Erie, ON L2A 2S3
