Electrical Repair & Installation

Poorly installed wiring? Overloaded circuits? Need a new electrical panel? Help installing dimmers, doorbells or more? How about fixing that ceiling fan or installing new designer lighting? We got you!  

We offer comprehensive electrical repair and installation services, including outlet fixes, wiring repairs, circuit breaker solutions and more.    

We're game for bigger jobs too, including electrical wiring and electrical safety systems installation. When you request a service, we'll help you get the repair you need from a certified electrician, quick!

Some of the most common signs you need an electrician include:  

• Electrical circuits break frequently
• Flickering or dimmed lights when appliances are at work (hairdryer, ice maker, etc.)
• Multiple adaptors or plugs at each outlet to accommodate all the appliances that need power
• If you feel heat when you switch on the light or see signs of blackening around switch plates and plug outlets
• Too many extension cords!

Yes! Rümi's Home Systems Protection Plan can save you money on electrical repairs.  

For a low monthly fee, you get a suite of homeowner resources that make managing your home easier.    

You get unlimited access to expert legal support by phone for homeowner issues and more. All Rümi protection plans come with 12 months of Ask a Home Inspector Subscription. It includes a 15-minute virtual call once a month to help understand what's going on in your home.  

Most importantly, it includes a warranty on old and new home systems. It covers electrical, heating, cooling, plumbing and hot water tank components of owned units. You just pay $50 per repair visit, and we'll cover the rest.    

Restrictions apply, see your contract for more information.

Electrical issues are inconvenient, but they can also be dangerous. We'll assess your concern and head over for repairs on a timeline that works for you. Depending on your location and our workload, we aim to fix the issue within 24–48 hours.

Absolutely! We offer emergency electrical repairs for critical situations. If you have an urgent request, call 1-844-777-7864 to get service fast.

Yes, our electricians are licensed professionals. We have the experience and know-how to fix electrical issues efficiently, the right way. We have insurance for all work done on your property and we are up to date on electrical codes in Alberta.  

We’re big on safety. Our electricians follow strict safety protocols, use quality tools and equipment, and adhere to industry standards.  

Make sure you have the right-sized fan for the right room. Doing so saves energy and keeps things cool.

• 75 sq. ft. or less room: 29-36-in. fan blades
• 80-150 sq. ft. room: 36-42-in. fan blades
• 151-225 sq. ft. room: 42-in. fan blades
• 226-400 sq. ft. room: 50-52-in. fan blades

Yes, we can install a new electrical box and wiring to accommodate the ceiling fan in rooms without existing fixtures. This may involve additional costs, but we'll provide a detailed quote before any work begins.

We'll help you swap out fixtures, install a new dimmer switch and elevate your home's mood lighting. Choosing Rümi for your next indoor lighting or outdoor lighting project... now that's a bright idea!

We work with all lights, including:  

• Pot lights
• Track lighting
• Fluorescent lighting
• Landscape lighting
• Motion sensor lighting
• Ceiling fan lighting
• Under-cabinet lighting

Need exterior lighting solutions? We also offer Decorative Outdoor Lighting for permanent curb appeal or temporary holiday festivity.  

Safety is our priority. Our electricians follow strict safety protocols, use quality tools and equipment, and adhere to industry standards.

Look out for flickering lights, circuit breaker trips, or if your panel is old and can't handle your small and large appliances. If your circuit trips regularly, it’s time to upgrade.

Getting your electrical panel upgraded brings many benefits. If you've had breaker trips, it means fewer disruptions. An upgrade also increases home electrical safety and helps reduce your energy usage — helping you save money on your energy bill.  

Ready for a better energy plan? Check out ATCOenergy home energy plans.  

An overloaded circuit causes your circuit breaker to trip. You'll probably notice this when you add a new high-powered appliance or install a new light fixture. Other common culprits include space heaters, microwaves, hairdryers, dishwashers, irons, vacuum cleaners, toasters and air conditioners.

GFCI stands for Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters. A GFCI outlet is a type of electrical plug that helps keep you safe from electrical shocks, especially in places with water like bathrooms and kitchens.  

You’ve seen them before. They look like regular three-pronged outlets. But did you know they're mini-circuit breakers? They can shut off current to an outlet in as fast as 1/40 of a second.  

GFCI wiring has a built-in sensor that quickly cuts power if it senses a problem. If electricity is escaping where it shouldn't be. You can test it by pushing a button on the front. If it turns off, it's working correctly.  

GFCI outlets are critical for safety and should be installed by an electrician to make sure they work the right way.  

A lightning strike to a nearby power line may trigger a surge to enter your home. It could also be something as simple as turning on the vacuum cleaner, which can trigger a surge as well. Anything that’s plugged in can get “fried,” whether it’s turned on or off. Avoid such a costly home mishap with a quality surge protector system.

Surge protection helps keep your appliances and electronics working reliably. You can avoid early replacement costs with a well-optimized wiring system that prevents power surges.  

Almost every home in Alberta has expensive electronic equipment inside: TVs, A/C units, water heaters, refrigerators, entertainment equipment, hot tubs, computers, and more. All these items easily add up to thousands of dollars, and all are vulnerable to power surges.  

You can save money and protect your valuable items in your home with a panel surge protector.