Trusted Electric Group is a licensed electrical contractor serving Toronto and the GTA. We install Level 2 EV chargers, upgrade aging panels, and design lighting that transforms how your home feels — all to code, all backed by a 5-star record.
Most of our work comes down to two things: giving your home more electrical capacity, and making it look and feel better with light. Here is how we help.
Charge at home with a dedicated installation sized to your charger, parking location, and available electrical capacity.
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Bring an aging or undersized panel up to the demands of EV charging, electric appliances, renovations, and everyday life.
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Recessed LED pot lights placed for even, glare-free light — kitchens, basements, hallways and exteriors.
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Breaker tripping? Dead outlets? We find the fault fast and fix it to code — no guesswork.
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Layered lighting plans: pot lights, under-cabinet task lighting, accent and landscape lighting.
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Safe, wobble-free ceiling fan installs with proper bracing, wiring and controls.
Learn more →Still running a 100-amp panel from the 1970s? Between EV charging, heat pumps, induction ranges and home offices, the average home needs more power than ever. We replace tired panels with modern 200-amp service — new breakers, clean labelling, surge protection, and an ESA permit on every job.


Tesla, ChargePoint, Grizzl-E, SWTCH, Autel, Emporia — we install them all, indoors and out, with dedicated circuits run cleanly from your panel to your parking spot.




































































Pot lights, under-cabinet task lighting, chandeliers and landscape accents — real projects, real homes.










Based in Aurora, on the road across Toronto and the GTA every day.
Not every home does. The answer depends on your existing service size, current electrical load, charger output, and future plans. A load assessment determines whether your panel can support a dedicated charging circuit or needs an upgrade.
Yes. Share the charger brand and model when you contact us so we can review its electrical requirements and plan the right circuit and placement.
Common locations include attached and detached garages, exterior walls, and posts near a driveway. Placement depends on parking access, cable reach, weather exposure, and the route back to the electrical panel.
As of fall 2026, Ontario has not offered a province-wide rebate for residential EV charger installations since 2018, and the federal iZEV program was paused in January 2025. Some local utilities may offer limited programs from time to time, so check with your electricity provider before installation. Eligibility and funding can change.
Yes. In Ontario, a new EV charger circuit requires an electrical notification (permit) through the Electrical Safety Authority. A licensed electrical contractor should arrange the notification, complete the work to code, and coordinate inspection requirements.
Send photos of your electrical panel and proposed charger location, the distance between them, your charger or vehicle model, and your city. A site visit may still be needed before the final scope is confirmed.
Every job starts with a clear, honest quote. Send the details and photos of your panel or project — we’ll take it from there.
Call, text, or send the quote form — most estimates go out the same day.
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