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There is no question that better lighting conditions in a studio aids with filming, and illuminating a workshop enhances product presentation. Additional lighting in your home will beautify the living room or basement.

Since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic, most countries began working on a nationwide lockdown trying to keep everyone safe. While companies and businesses temporarily shut around the world, a few moved to remote working. Soon every company that could adapt to remote working immediately hopped on the bandwagon. However, there are some industries like hospitality, construction, healthcare and mechanical work that have to be done in person and not remotely. While these businesses moved small sections of their work, like registrations and booking appointments, online, the bulk was handled in person.

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Performing an electrical project on your own is not only dangerous but also illegal. This is why you need a licensed electrical contractor to take care of your wiring, electrical outlet and lighting installations. When you hire a professional, you can get an expert’s opinion on which electricals are suitable for your home and budget. They also help you save money by doing a clean job with minimum to no damage to your walls and ceiling.

Working with electricity can be complicated and down-right dangerous. Whether you’re changing a bulb or installing an electrical fixture, a most straightforward electrical job requires the utmost safety to prevent future risk. For this reason, it’s crucial to hire a licensed and professionally trained electrician with experience in electrical engineering to get the job done right. 

With the advent of the internet and several informative platforms like Vimeo and YouTube, it’s much easier than before to perform a broad range of home improvement activities on your own. However, while there may be many projects you can safely undertake as DIYs, there are a specific few like electrical repairs and installations that you should leave to the professionals. Working with a certified electrician is proven to provide a positive experience. On the other hand, taking a chance and working on your electrical system by yourself could lead to several poor outcomes.

Basement remodeling can enhance the beauty of your home and increase its value. So if you are considering carrying out a basement renovation, you can save time and money through meticulous planning. To help you achieve this, CFI Electric Ltd. has put together a list of five tips for a successful basement renovation.

Happy Holidays from CFI Electric Ltd. Wishing you and your family a happy and safe holiday season. May the New Year be filled with joy, health, and prosperity!

We would like to inform our clients that we will be serving customers 24/7 throughout the winter season except for December 24, 25, and 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020. If it’s an emergency, we will do our best to accommodate your electrical needs on these days or schedule work/assistance on the next available day.

If you’re installing new electrical wiring, repairing damaged circuits, or redoing the wiring in your home or office, it is essential to get it done by a qualified electrical contractor.

When it comes to electrician services for home (residential), commercial, maintenance, and industrial projects, there are plenty of questions clients have but often find answers difficult to come by. As certified electricians in Toronto, ON, CFI Electric Ltd., is cognizant of this shortage of information and want to assist you with the most accurate information available.

Happy holidays from CFI Electric Ltd. Wishing you a joyous and safe holiday season, and a happy New Year 2019!

We would like to remind our clients that we are offering 13% off on home generator wiring installations so you can keep your loved ones warm even if the power grid fails. You can take advantage of this promotion until December 30, 2018, to save on taxes!

In the field of electrical work, we often come across all types of challenges that we have to overcome. Our ability to repeatedly do so has seen the demand for our services increase over the years. Very often while providing our electrical services, we are faced with problems that beyond the realm of electricity.

Unless you’re an expert at electrical panels, wires, outlets, and all the other electrical jargon, you should leave all electrical repairs to the pros! While doing it yourself could save you a couple of bucks, going down the DIY route risks your safety as well as turning what would have been a small problem into a very costly one.

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new website!

Our new website provides our existing and prospective clients a simple yet interactive view of our work and the services we offer.