Commercial Electrical Maintenance in Toronto
Scheduled electrical maintenance and ongoing service agreements for Toronto commercial buildings, multi-tenant properties and businesses. One electrical contractor on file who knows your panels, your lighting and your building before something fails.
- Facility managers
- Commercial landlords
- Condominium corporations
- Multi-site retailers
Call Us If…
Real situations, not a capabilities list. If one of these sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
- 01You want one electrical contractor on file instead of calling around every time.
- 02Common-area, parking or exterior lighting keeps failing one fixture at a time.
- 03Your exit and emergency lights need failed units repaired after testing.
- 04An insurer, inspector or landlord produced a deficiency list.
- 05Older panels and connections should be checked before they fail.
Service Agreements That Match Your Building
Portman offers both one-off service calls and ongoing service agreements. An agreement sets out who can authorize work, how requests come in, how access is arranged, what scheduled visits include and where invoices go. It is written around your property — a single restaurant and a multi-tenant plaza need very different arrangements.
What Commercial Maintenance Visits Can Cover
- Visual inspection of panels, disconnects and accessible terminations
- Lamp, driver and fixture repairs across interior, parking and exterior lighting
- Repair or replacement of failed exit signs and emergency lighting units
- Lighting controls, timers, photocells and occupancy sensors
- Receptacle and GFCI checks in kitchens, washrooms and exterior locations
- Updating panel directories so circuits are identified correctly
- Deficiency correction from inspector, insurer or landlord reports
Maintenance That Reduces Emergency Calls
Heat-damaged terminations, failing ballasts and overloaded circuits usually give warning before they fail. Scheduled visits catch those early, when the repair can be planned for a quiet hour instead of a Saturday-night emergency. Findings are written up so you can budget the work that does not need to happen right away.
Documentation for Owners and Managers
Each visit produces a record of what was checked, what was repaired and what is recommended. Invoices reference your property, unit or PO, and go to the right contact — useful when a portfolio has several buildings and several approvers.
Setting Up Commercial Maintenance
- STEP 1
Tell us about the property, the equipment and your current pain points.
- STEP 2
We walk the building and review panels, lighting and known issues.
- STEP 3
We agree on scope, visit frequency, authorization limits and billing.
- STEP 4
Scheduled visits are booked around your operating hours.
- STEP 5
Repairs are completed or quoted, and findings are recorded.
- STEP 6
Urgent calls between visits go through the same contact.
Safety first. If you see smoke or fire, or someone has been shocked, call 911 first. Do not open panels, reset repeatedly tripping breakers or work on live equipment yourself — keep people clear and call us. Urgent? Call 647-835-7757 or see commercial emergency service.
Something Not Working? Book a Service Call.
Describe the problem, add photos if you have them, and tell us how urgent it is. For emergencies, call instead — forms are not monitored like the phone line.
Planning a project instead?
Send drawings, specs and schedule through the project quote form.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Need commercial electrical service?
Call Portman Electric · 647-835-7757