Calgary, Alberta
Electrical Troubleshooting & Repairs In Calgary
Professional testing and practical experience, with the findings explained.
An outlet has stopped working. A breaker keeps tripping. Or you have a few electrical repairs you’ve been meaning to arrange.
I welcome smaller residential service calls and repair lists. I’ll investigate the concern, explain what I find, and discuss the work needed.
Service Pricing
Service Visits: $195 Minimum
The service minimum includes normal travel within 25 km of Queensland, SE Calgary, and up to 90 minutes on site. Additional labour on site is $120 per hour.
Materials are charged at cost plus 20%. Permits, GST, and applicable travel or access charges are additional.
The amount of work completed depends on the problem, access, and materials required.
The Smaller Jobs Matter, Too
You can contact me about:
- Breaker trips and circuit problems.
- Dead outlets and faulty switches.
- Dimmer and lighting concerns.
- Outdoor receptacle problems.
- A list of smaller electrical repairs.
From My Work
Professional Testing. Practical Experience.
I use professional test equipment and practical experience to find the cause of electrical problems.
Depending on the concern, that can include voltage checks, current measurements, circuit testing, and GFCI performance testing. I’ll explain what the findings mean and discuss the work needed before we move ahead.
The photos below show equipment and testing from my work in the field.





Outdoor Receptacle Work
A smaller installation, shown before and after adding the outdoor receptacle, with a closer look inside its enclosure.



A Few Helpful Answers
Common Questions
Can I Book You For Just One Small Repair?
Yes. Send the details so I can review the job and availability. The standard service minimum applies.
Can You Handle Several Repairs During One Visit?
Often, yes. Send the full list beforehand so I can plan the visit and identify materials that may be needed.
Will You Know The Repair Cost Before Arriving?
Some jobs are straightforward to describe. Faults often need on site investigation before I can identify the repair and its cost.
Does A Tripping Breaker Mean I Need A New Panel?
That needs investigation. I’ll review the concern before recommending equipment replacement or other work.
What Information Should I Send?
Describe what stopped working, when it happens, and whether anything changed recently. Photographs are helpful, but a short description is enough to begin.
Your Next Step
Let’s Work Through Your Repair List
Send the problem or list of jobs, your location, and preferred timing. I’ll review the request and discuss the next step.
booking@tigleyelectricalservices.com