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Emergency Electrician
Power out in the middle of the night? Smell something burning near your panel? Electrical emergencies don’t wait until morning—and neither should you. At Northcliffe Electric, our licensed electricians provide 24/7 emergency service across Toronto, North York, Richmond Hill, and the GTA. We respond fast, fix the issue safely, and make sure it doesn’t happen again.

Not sure if you need help right away? If any of these apply, call us immediately:
These are serious risks that can escalate quickly. If you see smoke or fire, call 911 first—then call us.
Electrical emergencies often happen at the worst times:
Blackouts from storms or overloaded circuits.
Panels or breakers failing.
Wiring problems caused by any aging system.
Response time matters. A short circuit can turn into a fire. Power issues can ruin expensive equipment. We act fast to protect both people and property.

Panels control your entire electrical system. When they fail, everything fails.
We’ve repaired burned-out breakers, melted connections, and outdated systems that can’t keep up with today’s loads. Many of these are fire hazards if left unchecked.
Our electricians carry parts for the most common panels, so in most cases, we can fix the problem on the first visit.
For businesses, downtime means lost sales, spoiled inventory, and frustrated employees.
Our commercial electricians work quickly to get operations back online. We coordinate with your staff, minimize disruption, and handle documentation for insurance and compliance.

All emergency repairs follow Ontario’s Electrical Safety Code. For major repairs, we coordinate with the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) so you stay compliant and insured.
If it’s safe to do so, turn off your main breaker until we arrive. Keep people away from the problem area. And if you see flames, call 911 before calling us.
Sharing any recent changes you’ve made to your electrical system can also help us identify the problem faster.
Electrical emergencies don’t wait—and neither should you.