(647) 800 546625 Windermere Ave, U3
Toronto, ON
M6S 3J3
please call from 7am to 8pmToronto, ON
M6S 3J3
Weekdays, weekends & evenings
24/7 - Real Emergency Only
Our Monday to Friday 7am to 6pm hourly rates for short jobs:
We charge a minimum $160 service call fee, which includes sixty minutes or less of work for very short jobs + $60/hr after the first hour. You will pay exactly as much as it takes or costs to do the job.
Plus we charge DOUBLE for parts & materials. Here is why
We do free estimates for jobs worthWe charge a minimum $160 service call fee, which includes sixty minutes or less of work for very short jobs + $60/hr after the first hour. You will pay exactly as much as it takes or costs to do the job.
Plus we charge DOUBLE for parts & materials. Here is why
about $2000 or more. And our overall
rates for large projects are lower.
We charge $20 to $30 higher service call fee and higher hourly rate in downtown or where parking is not free, restricted, hard to find and in buildings where getting around is difficult or time consuming.
And we charge higher rates if the property is far away.
Please have enough cash or certified cheque on hand. Why? Because every 15th or so regular cheque we receive gets bounced and its enforcement costs us too much money. Actually, we are absolutely defenseless and powerless when a $300 or $600 cheque gets bounced, stopped or NSF. We can not afford wasting many hours in a small claims court trying to get paid.
So, a cash payment, certified cheque or another form of payment guaranteed by a bank is due right after electrician has finished the job. Time is counted from the moment an electrician has entered the site to the moment the electrician is paid and ready to leave. So please have the certified cheque, more than enough cash on hand, or another form of guaranteed payment readily available to avoid expensive delays.
Invoice or receipt is issued on the spot.
We charge 100% higher price for our materials and parts. Or we charge double retail price comparing to when you buy the materials and parts yourself by the piece or by the meter.
Example, if one meter of wire costs $2 in a Home Hardware or Canadian Tire store, you would have to pay our electrician $4 for one meter of the same wire.
or
We use ONLY your materials, all of them. Including smallest, tiniest $0.01 cent screws. Naturally, we charge NOTHING for the materials because we would not use any of our stuff.
Why do we charge double retail price for our materials comparing to that when you buy parts yourself by the piece or by the meter?
Because we spend our time buying the materials and keeping enough of all necessary items in the vehicle.
And we spend time stocking and restocking those materials in the van to have them readily available for your particular job. Various jobs require different materials. So we have to spend 30 to 40 minutes every morning preparing for the day's work. We have to take out from the vehicle some unnecessary stuff and load-in materials required for today. This is a part of our work. We spend time and effort doing it. Our time and our labor costs money. We do not work for free and therefore we charge our customers more for materials.
We have to stock much more parts in the vehicle than a single particular job requires. Why? Because if we needed a single screw or a connector and if it was not there, then we wouldn't have been able to complete the job.
So we always drive around with 800 kilograms or so of spare parts in the vehicle. And it takes gas. Some of the materials we carry a year or two before we use them. So gasoline expense makes our parts even more expensive. And if we did not have that single screw or connector, then we should go and buy it. One part worth $3 takes 50 min to buy on average including driving time. But it could take 3 hours or more to find and buy.
So should we charge you $200 or so for our time of finding and buying the $0.01 cent screw or $3 connector? Or should we do it for free? We don't think so. Instead we charge a reasonable and affordable 100% higher average price for our materials and parts.
Storage of the materials at the company base requires space. We have to pay for the storage space.
Obviously, we can not compete in price with retail stores we buy the materials from. Their electrical section is 1000 times bigger than our vehicle in size, they carry inventory of 100,000 electrical items, they have thousands of customers and a turnover of millions of dollars. And they do NOT deliver a switch or a few feet of wire to your door. But WE DO!
If you decided to buy materials yourself you would have to drive to the store and then spend time finding the right stuff, paying for it and driving it back. So your $30 material purchase becomes $100 or $250 expenditure depending of how high you value your leisure time or what is your pay rate at work. And then what if you have bought the wrong stuff, or installer unfriendly? When an electrician comes he would not be able to work because of that. What if you forgot to get that single screw or connector? You will have to drive back and spend another half an hour to three hours on buying them. What about frustration/stress, wasted time, money and possible argument or even a conflict?
We either use ONLY our materials, all of them. Or we use ONLY your materials, all of them. Including smallest, tiniest $0.01 cent screws. Why? Because we will arrive with our materials already in the van. We will have already spent time and effort. Nevertheless, we would still be willing to use your materials ONLY. And charge NOTHING extra. Hopefully you would save $10 to $100 if you had hundreds of various parts, wires, boxes, connectors, screws, etc. in stock.
Please chose and let us know whether you wanted to supply all the materials and parts yourself or ready to pay double for our stuff.
And we charge higher rates if the property is far away.
Please have enough cash or certified cheque on hand. Why? Because every 15th or so regular cheque we receive gets bounced and its enforcement costs us too much money. Actually, we are absolutely defenseless and powerless when a $300 or $600 cheque gets bounced, stopped or NSF. We can not afford wasting many hours in a small claims court trying to get paid.
So, a cash payment, certified cheque or another form of payment guaranteed by a bank is due right after electrician has finished the job. Time is counted from the moment an electrician has entered the site to the moment the electrician is paid and ready to leave. So please have the certified cheque, more than enough cash on hand, or another form of guaranteed payment readily available to avoid expensive delays.
Invoice or receipt is issued on the spot.
We charge 100% higher price for our materials and parts. Or we charge double retail price comparing to when you buy the materials and parts yourself by the piece or by the meter.
Example, if one meter of wire costs $2 in a Home Hardware or Canadian Tire store, you would have to pay our electrician $4 for one meter of the same wire.
or
We use ONLY your materials, all of them. Including smallest, tiniest $0.01 cent screws. Naturally, we charge NOTHING for the materials because we would not use any of our stuff.
Why do we charge double retail price for our materials comparing to that when you buy parts yourself by the piece or by the meter?
Because we spend our time buying the materials and keeping enough of all necessary items in the vehicle.
And we spend time stocking and restocking those materials in the van to have them readily available for your particular job. Various jobs require different materials. So we have to spend 30 to 40 minutes every morning preparing for the day's work. We have to take out from the vehicle some unnecessary stuff and load-in materials required for today. This is a part of our work. We spend time and effort doing it. Our time and our labor costs money. We do not work for free and therefore we charge our customers more for materials.
We have to stock much more parts in the vehicle than a single particular job requires. Why? Because if we needed a single screw or a connector and if it was not there, then we wouldn't have been able to complete the job.
So we always drive around with 800 kilograms or so of spare parts in the vehicle. And it takes gas. Some of the materials we carry a year or two before we use them. So gasoline expense makes our parts even more expensive. And if we did not have that single screw or connector, then we should go and buy it. One part worth $3 takes 50 min to buy on average including driving time. But it could take 3 hours or more to find and buy.
So should we charge you $200 or so for our time of finding and buying the $0.01 cent screw or $3 connector? Or should we do it for free? We don't think so. Instead we charge a reasonable and affordable 100% higher average price for our materials and parts.
Storage of the materials at the company base requires space. We have to pay for the storage space.
Obviously, we can not compete in price with retail stores we buy the materials from. Their electrical section is 1000 times bigger than our vehicle in size, they carry inventory of 100,000 electrical items, they have thousands of customers and a turnover of millions of dollars. And they do NOT deliver a switch or a few feet of wire to your door. But WE DO!
If you decided to buy materials yourself you would have to drive to the store and then spend time finding the right stuff, paying for it and driving it back. So your $30 material purchase becomes $100 or $250 expenditure depending of how high you value your leisure time or what is your pay rate at work. And then what if you have bought the wrong stuff, or installer unfriendly? When an electrician comes he would not be able to work because of that. What if you forgot to get that single screw or connector? You will have to drive back and spend another half an hour to three hours on buying them. What about frustration/stress, wasted time, money and possible argument or even a conflict?
We either use ONLY our materials, all of them. Or we use ONLY your materials, all of them. Including smallest, tiniest $0.01 cent screws. Why? Because we will arrive with our materials already in the van. We will have already spent time and effort. Nevertheless, we would still be willing to use your materials ONLY. And charge NOTHING extra. Hopefully you would save $10 to $100 if you had hundreds of various parts, wires, boxes, connectors, screws, etc. in stock.
Please chose and let us know whether you wanted to supply all the materials and parts yourself or ready to pay double for our stuff.
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