Phaze-In Electric handles electrical planning, ESA permitting, and licensed installation for new construction projects across the Greater Toronto Area, from initial design through final occupancy inspection. Every phase, including temporary power, rough-in, trim-out, and final inspection, is managed by a Master Electrician and coordinated directly with your construction schedule so electrical work never becomes the bottleneck. Builders, developers, and homeowners get a single point of accountability for compliance with the Ontario Electrical Safety Code (OESC) from the first site review to the occupancy permit package.
Getting the electrical system right at the design stage, not during framing, determines whether a building performs safely for the next 30 to 50 years. New construction projects must comply with the Ontario Electrical Safety Code (OESC), and the scope differs by build type: residential, commercial, or industrial each carry different load, panel, and service-entrance requirements. Phaze-In Electric manages planning, permitting, and installation as one coordinated process, reducing the risk of costly mid-project changes.
Phaze-In Electric reviews the project scope, assesses existing infrastructure, and designs the electrical system to support the building’s intended use and future capacity, in line with OESC requirements.
A detailed pricing estimate is provided with no hidden costs. Phaze-In Electric manages all required ESA permits and confirms compliance with local building codes, coordinating installation phases with the project manager’s construction schedule. Projects requiring higher-capacity service should also review electrical service upgrade options.
Licensed electricians complete rough-in wiring, panel installations, lighting, and power distribution across every construction phase. All work is inspected to OESC standards, with documentation provided at closeout, plus ongoing support after project completion. For post-occupancy panel needs, see electrical panel upgrade services.
Phaze-In Electric is led by a Master Electrician with over 15 years in the trade, holds ESA certification, and is fully licensed and insured for residential, commercial, and industrial new construction. Projects are staffed to meet construction timelines without compromising inspection outcomes.
All work is performed by an ESA-licensed contractor. Builders, developers, and project owners can verify electrical contractor credentials directly through the Electrical Safety Authority before engaging any electrician on a new construction project.
A commercial builder partner reported that Phaze-In Electric delivered installations on time and on budget, managing permits through final inspection without delays to the build schedule. (Results may vary by project scope.)
John T., Construction Manager
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Timeline depends on build size and type. A custom residential build typically needs two to four days for rough-in, one to two days for trim-out, and one day for final connections and inspection. Commercial timelines vary by scope and are confirmed at consultation after reviewing construction drawings and the project schedule.
Five phases: temporary power for the construction site, rough-in wiring before drywall, mechanical coordination and rough-in inspection, trim-out after drywall, and final inspection with occupancy documentation. Each phase is coordinated directly with the site supervisor.
Yes. This includes the construction-site temporary power permit, the rough-in permit required before drywall close-in, and the final inspection required for the occupancy permit package. Inspection certificates and as-built documentation are provided at project closeout.
Yes. This includes LED lighting, occupancy-controlled lighting, smart home automation wiring, EV charging infrastructure, and whole-home surge protection. Projects with outdoor electrical scope should also review landscape lighting and outdoor electrical services.
Custom residential homes, production builds, multi-unit residential developments, commercial office and retail buildings, mixed-use developments, industrial facilities, and ICI construction, including three-phase power distribution and coordinated MEP planning for larger projects.
ESA certificates of inspection covering all electrical phases, including rough-in and final inspection. Phaze-In Electric provides panel schedules, as-built wiring records, and inspection certificates in a format ready for municipal submission.
All work meets OESC and passes ESA inspection at every phase. Any issue arising from workmanship is addressed directly at no additional cost to the builder, developer, or property owner.
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New construction electrical work sets the foundation for how a building performs for the next 30 to 50 years. Correct service-entrance sizing, properly phased rough-in, and gap-free permit management are what produce a clean occupancy inspection.
Phaze-In Electric partners with builders, developers, and project managers across the GTA under Master Electrician oversight, with full permit management across all phases and code-compliant installation.
