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You Get a Master Electrician. Not Whoever the Office Had Open That Day.

A Master Electrician looks at it, quotes it, does it, and stands behind it.

Tripped breaker at 8pm, a panel that hums

New EV outlet, basement suite rough-in

Licence #13824, 14 years on the tools

No dispatchers, no upsell script, no subcontractors

Service call $170. Panel upgrades from $2,200. EV chargers installed from $1,995. One flat number before I start, in writing.

The Money

What common Edmonton electrician jobs actually cost

Ballparks, not quotes. You get a firm number in writing before I start.

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Same numbers as the lists below, just faster to find. Nothing gets emailed and nobody calls you for tapping it.

Posted band$220 to $650Add an outlet or a 20 amp circuit
Top of the band$650On a $10,000 scale, everything else on this page fits under it
Starts at
$220
Tops out at
$650
Small job. Quoted flat, not on a meter.
Kitchen and bathroom outlets get GFCI where the code now asks for it. Price moves with how far the run has to travel.

Real bands from real invoices, not a lead magnet. The firm number still comes in writing after I see it.

Service call and small jobs

  • $170 service call. Diagnostic visit, tripped breaker, dead outlet, flickering lights, a smell you can't place. First hour on site included.
  • $220 to $650. Add or replace outlets, install a hardwired smoke, run a dedicated 20 amp circuit, hang a light fixture that needs a box added.
  • $650 to $1,600. Multiple outlets or circuits in one visit, sub-panel work under an existing service, dedicated 240V circuit for a range or dryer.

Panel upgrades

  • $2,200 to $6,500. Standard. A panel swap. New box, new breakers, everything relabelled. A full overhead 100 amp to 200 amp service upgrade with meter base and mast starts at $6,500.
  • Underground, priced on site. Where the supply cable has to be upsized and directional drilling is needed to reach the transformer, I price it after I see the run.
  • Up to $10,000. Premium tier, a Leviton smart panel. My job with 37 smart breakers came in around $10,000.
    See the Leviton job

EV charger installation

  • From $1,995. Level 2 charger install with a NEMA 14-50 outlet or hardwired unit, permit, and inspection included.
  • Plus load calc. On a 100 amp panel, we run a load calculation first. Sometimes a load management device is cheaper than a full service upgrade for the same result.

If I find something behind the wall that changes the number, you hear it before I touch it. Not after.

Our Work

Residential Electrical Gallery

What Edmonton homeowners say

Real reviews from real Edmonton homes. Read them yourself.

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We had Dimitry to do all the electrical when we finished the basement for an in-law suite. When we had our final inspection we failed. We called Dimitry and told him and he showed up the next day to address the issues on the inspection report. He has made all the repairs required by the inspector and has offered to be here when the inspection is being done to ensure all is fine. We are very happy with the service.

Christine Legros
Edmonton, AB
Google review
2026

We have used them on multiple projects and are very happy to say they are our Edmonton electricians!! They do great work and are very professional !

Brian Thompson
Edmonton, AB
Google review
2026

Before You Book Anyone

The three things you actually want to know

"Electrician Edmonton" is a big search and everyone answers it with ad copy that could be for any company. Here is what a Master Electrician answers instead.

1. Can you come.

Edmonton and all of Alberta, same day in most cases. Emergency and after hours priced on the phone, no dispatch fee surprise once we get there.

Real emergency? Go here: Emergency Electrician Edmonton.

2. What does it cost.

A fixed number in writing before I start, not an hourly meter on quoted work.

Service call
$170
EV charger, all in
from $1,995
Standard panel
$2,200 to $6,500
Leviton smart panel
up to $10,000

Bar length is the top of each band, on one $10,000 scale.

Doing a panel? Go here: Panel upgrades.

3. Are you licensed.

Yes. Dmitry Naboka, Master Electrician #13824, 14 years in the trade. Owner on every job, five person crew, no subcontractors. Permits in your name, inspection booked, and I am on site for it.

Installing an EV charger? Go here: EV charger installation.

The Short Answer

Most Alberta "electrician" ads are sales operations that flip your call to whoever the office had open. My name is on the permit, so if it goes sideways I am the one who comes back.

Same week, booked when you call

Or call (780) 904-3462 directly. Dmitry answers during business hours.

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Residential Electrical

Residential electrical work across Alberta

Panel upgrades, new build wiring, service entrance replacements, EV charger circuits, solar-ready rough-ins. All done to Alberta Electrical Code.

Every job is permitted and inspected. We back our electrical labour with a 1-year workmanship warranty (solar installs carry our 5-year workmanship warranty) and you get the permit card and inspection report when we are done.

Before & After

Two jobs, start to finish

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What We Handle

What Edmonton actually calls me for

A sample of what we do for homeowners and builders across Edmonton and Alberta.

Service Calls
The most common call I get. Breaker will not reset, half the basement is dead, lights flicker when the furnace kicks on. $170 covers the visit, the diagnosis and the first hour on site. After that it is $120 an hour.
Panel and Service Upgrades
Second most common. Fuse box or a 100 amp board that has run out of room. Standard runs $2,200 to $6,500 for a panel swap. A full 100 amp to 200 amp overhead upgrade with EPCOR and the meter base starts at $6,500. A Leviton smart panel runs up to $10,000.
Sub-Panel Installations
Usually what I recommend instead of a full service upgrade when the new load is all in one place. Feeder sized for what the garage or the suite will actually pull, not for what fits today.
Dedicated Circuits
Ranges, dryers and air conditioners each want their own breaker. Small circuit work lands $220 to $650, bigger 240V runs and sub-panels $650 to $1,600.
Hot Tub and 240V Spa Wiring
240V circuit, GFCI breaker and a weatherproof disconnect within sight of the tub, because the code wants it there. Permitted and inspected like any other 240V install.
Whole-Home Surge Protection
One device at the main panel that guards every circuit behind it. Cheapest the day someone is already in your panel for something else.
LED Pot Lights and Lighting Retrofits
Pot lights, fluorescent to LED swaps, under-cabinet runs. On the commercial side the same work scales to warehouses and shops, which is a separate page.
Smart Home Devices
Video doorbells, smart switches, thermostats and automation rough-in. Wired to a real neutral at the box, not run off a battery and a wish.
New Builds and Basement Development
Full rough-in for new construction, basement suites and additions. Permit pulled, inspected at rough-in and again at final, no exceptions.
Troubleshooting and Safety Inspections
Pre-purchase walkthroughs, post-renovation checks, and older homes where nobody knows what the last guy did. I write down what I find whether you hire me or not.
Commercial and Warehouse
Hotels, perimeter and accent lighting, tenant improvements, and large scale warehouse LED retrofits. Same crew, same licence, bigger conduit.
Plugs, Outlets and Receptacles
Old plugs swapped, outlets added, GFCI where the code now wants it in kitchens and bathrooms. Adding an outlet or a 20 amp circuit runs $220 to $650.

Electrician FAQ

Electrician questions I get every week

LicensedMaster Electrician #1382414 years in the trade. Five person crew, zero subcontractors

Service call$170The visit and diagnosis, first hour included, then $120 an hour

Can you come todayMost days yesNon emergency service calls. Emergencies route faster

PermitPulled in your nameI am on site when the inspector arrives

Yes. My name is Dmitry Naboka, Master Electrician certification #13824. 14 years in the trade. I own Raydn Renewables. I am on every job, every permit gets pulled in your name, and I stand there for the inspection. Five person crew, zero subcontractors.

Service call is $170 for the visit and diagnosis, first hour on site included, then $120 an hour.

Small jobs like adding an outlet or running a 20 amp circuit run $220 to $650. Sub-panels or dedicated 240V circuits are $650 to $1,600. Panel upgrades start at $2,200.

Every larger job gets a fixed number in writing before I start. Tap your own job in the price picker.

For non-emergency service calls, most days yes. Real emergency? Use the emergency line and we route you faster. After-hours work is priced honestly on the phone before I dispatch, no surprise fee once we get there.

Yes. Level 2 chargers, from $1,995 all in including permit and inspection. Full details: EV charger installation. If your panel is 100 amp, I run a load calc first. Sometimes a load management device is cheaper than a full service upgrade for the same result.

For most work that changes wiring behind the wall, yes. The permit is pulled in your name, and I am on site when the inspector arrives. Anyone offering to do it without a permit is handing you a problem with your insurer, and one you own again when you sell the house.

Yes. Tenant fit-outs, hotel and commercial lighting, warehouse LED retrofits, and exterior accent lighting. Same Master Electrician on site, same permit and inspection process, no subcontractors.

Why We Do Both

Most solar companies I deal with sub out the electrical

They sell the system, then hire someone like me to tie it in. We do both sides in house.

The panel work and the solar work are the same crew and the same warranty. That is the whole reason I bother mentioning solar on an electrician page. reviews, all five star, and my name is on every one of those jobs. What solar panels cost in Edmonton, with real numbers.

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