Coming into the city rather than out of it, mainly for commercial and industrial work where the range across all three sectors actually matters.

Edmonton has no shortage of electrical contractors, so the question is what a county based shop brings that a city one does not. The honest answer is range. Most contractors specialise, either residential or commercial or industrial, and if a job crosses those lines you end up managing two trades who each think the other should handle the awkward part.
Hi-Energy works across all three under one licence. That is genuinely useful on mixed work: a facility with an office fit-up and plant equipment, or a building where the lighting retrofit and the motor work want to happen in the same shutdown. We have also worked in schools, government buildings, airports and other secure environments around the region.
Best electrician I have worked with! His communication was great, bill was not a surprise, everything was done to code and done well.
Excellent service and fair price. Explained everything and was super thorough. Will be my goto from now on.
Range, mostly. City shops usually specialise in one sector, so a job crossing residential, commercial and industrial lines ends up split between trades. We hold all three under one licence, which is genuinely useful on mixed scope work where an office fit-up and plant equipment want to happen inside the same shutdown window.
Some, particularly in the south and southwest where the drive is reasonable. Most of our Edmonton work is commercial and industrial. For a small residential job deep in the north end, a contractor closer to you will usually serve you better and we will say so.
Yes. We have worked in schools, government buildings, airports and other high security and clearance areas. Site sign-in, escort requirements and documentation are familiar rather than something that stalls the job partway through, which matters when a facility cannot simply let an unvetted contractor through the door.
Yes. Workmanship is guaranteed for two years. Hardware usually carries its own manufacturer warranty on the part itself, but the labour to remove and replace a faulty component is charged separately. We tell you which applies before the work goes ahead.
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