Service area · Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia
Electrician in Cole Harbour
Subdivision housing that has reached the age where the panel matters.
Cole Harbour filled in largely through the seventies, eighties and nineties, so the wiring question here is usually capacity rather than age. A heat pump, a hot tub or a properly wired garage all want headroom the original panel was never given, and that starts with a load calculation instead of a guess. The aluminum-wired end of that build era still comes up too.
What gets booked in Cole Harbour
60 amp to 200 amp
Electrical service upgrades
Older Dartmouth and Halifax houses were wired for a fraction of what a family now plugs in. Adding a heat pump or a hot tub usually means moving up to a 200 amp service first.
Full detailsDedicated circuit and disconnect
Heat pump hookups
The HVAC crew hangs the unit. The circuit that feeds it, the outdoor disconnect and the panel capacity to run it are the electrical half, and that half is Jamie's.
Full detailsDedicated circuit, GFCI, bonding
Hot tub and pool wiring
A tub or a pool needs its own correctly sized and protected circuit, and the metalwork around it bonded. Jamie runs the load calculation and checks the panel has the capacity before anything gets ordered.
Full detailsSubpanels, dedicated circuits, new runs
Power to sheds, garages and outbuildings
A dedicated circuit for the freezer, the compressor or the shop lights, or a shed that was never wired in the first place.
Full details
Booking work in Cole Harbour
Small jobs Jamie will book in and do. For a panel change or a service upgrade he comes and looks first. Either way, tell him roughly when the house was built and what is in the panel now.
Licensed and covered
Red seal journeyman
Jamie Myatt, licensed electrician
Serving HRM since 2009
Incorporated 2011
A+ rated
Better Business Bureau
Fully insured
Workers' Compensation coverage
Also covered
The rest of the service area
Home Style Electric works across the Halifax Regional Municipality.