Selling or buying an older home can be an exciting adventure today, filled with eye-opening experiences that teach you about the knowledge required for such a significant transaction. Learning about potential problems and situations beforehand is a smart practice before taking that step. Robart Electric is here to help and educate you on electrical issues...Read More

Recently, during my time in Ottawa, I had an enlightening conversation with a third-generation restoration contractor. We discussed our experiences in the industry, focusing on how the quality and workmanship of a project are intricately tied to the quoted value. In today’s competitive economy, contractors vie for available jobs, facing the challenge of identical material...Read More

I guess it has something to do with the way I was brought up, but I cannot stand seeing people ripped off by contractors doing things that are unsafe and may jeopardize the lives of innocent people. Local, provincial, and federal regulations governing electricity installations exist to ensure safety. Recently, I’ve encountered instances of illegally...Read More

The City of Edmonton holds the responsibility of issuing permits for all electrical work conducted within its jurisdiction. The inspection and approval of such work are carried out by city inspectors or a private company known as ‘The Inspection Group.’ Last fall, I found myself involved in a situation where an air conditioning company had...Read More

Did you know we offer financing for your electrical work for up to 9 months? Whether it’s a small job or a major electrical overhaul, we’re here to help, and our financing options are very flexible. Apply for financing up to $100,000 You can now apply for financing up to $100,000 with no payments and...Read More

Did you know that Robart Electrical Services offers free electrical training to Realtors, Home Inspectors, and Homeowners? These seminars are hosted via Zoom from the comfort of your home or office. Get the advantage of more knowledge… Electrical Training Topics Realtor Electrical Seminar for Issues That Your Home Sellers and Buyers Face: What is discussed:...Read More

It looks like spring may finally be here and with that, we start thinking about doing yard work. Today’s modern lawn and garden tools are powered by either 120 volt or battery power. On the outside of most homes, we normally find a 120-volt plug-in that we use for this purpose. Your biggest concern in...Read More

In the recent 23rd edition of the Canadian Electrical Code book, there have been significant changes that you need to be aware of when dealing with renovation projects. The most significant change is rule 26-724 (f), which states as follows: “Each branch circuit supplying 125V receptacles rated 20A or less shall be protected by a...Read More

Let’s talk about that little round power meter that hangs on the back or side of your house, the one that costs you so much money each month. In recent years, we’ve collaborated closely with Epcor and Fortis to address issues with power meter sockets, the metal boxes accommodating the power meters, which can become...Read More

Although your home electrical system is an essential component, homeowners often ignore it. That is because the electrical system lies hidden behind the walls and out of sight. The only time that most homeowners remember their electrical system is when it fails or starts developing issues. Electrical system failure is something you need to avoid,...Read More