Industrial electrical work, done direct.
Industrial electrical contractor in Etobicoke for plants, warehouses and commercial buildings — machine hookups, three-phase power, service upgrades and distribution maintenance. Building owners and facility managers deal with us directly. No middleman.
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ESA-licensed · ECRA 7014948 · Engineer-led · Liability insurance, WSIB covered
Already working in these zones. 3e maintains and services a production facility on Meridian Road, in the Dixon–401 employment lands, and works the surrounding industrial streets — Skyway Avenue, Galaxy Boulevard, Carlson Court and Carlingview Drive.
On Six Point Road, in the Jutland–Norseman industrial pocket, we installed fleet EV charging for a secure-logistics facility — engineered around the building’s existing services instead of a costly transformer upgrade. Read the case study.
What we do for Etobicoke plants, warehouses and industrial buildings
Keeping a facility running and letting it grow is the daily work of an industrial electrical contractor in Etobicoke — quoted by the people who do the work, permitted and inspected.
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Machine & Equipment Hookups
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Power for new and relocated equipment: machine hookups, disconnects, equipment connections and plant moves. We coordinate with your equipment supplier and the inspector so a new line is running, not waiting.
Three-Phase Power Installation
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Adding or expanding three-phase power for equipment that needs it, including 347/600V distribution. If your building doesn’t have three-phase today, we’ll tell you straight what it takes to get it.
Panel & Service Upgrades
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Commercial panel upgrades and service-entrance upgrades — 400 amps and larger — for buildings outgrowing their service. Capacity for new production lines, compressors, HVAC and chargers, planned around your operating hours.
Transformers & Distribution
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Transformer installation, switchgear, splitter boards and large feeders. Distribution maintenance and inspections that find the failing breaker or overheating connection before it stops production.
Surge Protection for Sensitive Equipment
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One surge can take out VFDs, PLC controls, CNC machines and IT equipment. We install surge protection at the service entrance and at distribution panels, sized for the equipment it protects — the cheapest insurance a plant can buy.
Emergency Lighting Inspections
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Emergency lighting and exit signage, tested, repaired and documented for fire code compliance — battery units, remote heads and annual verification for commercial and industrial buildings.
Lighting for Warehouses & Plants
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High-bay and task lighting, LED retrofits and lighting controls for production floors, warehouses and offices — designed for the work done under them, not just the fixture count.
Business EV Charging
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Level 2 charging for fleets and workplaces, engineered from a proper load calculation — the way we charged two electric delivery vans on an existing 50-amp circuit. Commercial EV chargers.
Industrial electrical work in Etobicoke by 3e
Plants, warehouses and shops around Etobicoke — our crew, our work.
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Conduit installation from a scissor lift.
Linear LED lighting in a finished industrial space.
Equipment hookup — machine power from a transformer and panel.
Fleet EV charging for an Etobicoke business.
Mounting a fleet EV charger.
Power and lighting on a working plant floor.
An industrial unit ready for power and lighting.
Your industrial electrical contractor in Etobicoke’s industrial zones
Etobicoke’s employment lands are our home turf. If your building is in one of these zones, you’re in our service area — and chances are we already work on your street.
Meridian Road & the Dixon–401 Employment Lands
Meridian Rd · Skyway Ave · Galaxy Blvd · Carlson Ct · Clarion Rd · Attwell Dr · Carlingview Dr — West Humber-Clairville, south of Highway 401, north of Dixon Rd.
Six Point, Jutland & Norseman
Six Point Rd · Jutland Rd · Norseman St · Advance Rd · Zorra St · Canmotor Ave — the employment-industrial pocket between Islington Ave and Kipling Ave, south of Bloor.
The Queensway Corridor
The Queensway · Evans Ave · Canmotor Ave — industrial and commercial units running from Islington Ave toward Highway 427.
Sherway Area
North Queen St · The West Mall · Evans Ave · Sherway Gardens Rd — the employment lands around Sherway Gardens.
New Toronto Employment Area
Birmingham St · New Toronto St · Dwight Ave — South Etobicoke’s historic industrial district, between Kipling Ave and Islington Ave.
Rexdale & the Woodbine Corridor
Rexdale Blvd · Queens Plate Dr · Highway 27 — the employment areas of northeast Etobicoke.
Why owners deal direct with an industrial electrical contractor
One call, to the contractor doing the work. No general contractor markup, no hand-offs, no waiting on someone else’s schedule. You describe the problem or the plan; we quote it, you approve it, we do it.
Engineer-led. 3e is led by a licensed professional engineer. Load calculations, service sizing and distribution design are done in-house — which is how a facility that was quoted a new transformer ended up charging on the service it already had.
Licensed and covered. ESA-licensed electrical contractor (ECRA 7014948), liability insurance and WSIB coverage in place, permits and inspections handled, and our workmanship backed by the DecadeShield 10-year warranty.
Questions facility managers ask us
We just bought a machine that needs three-phase power. Can you hook it up?
Yes — machine and equipment hookups are core work for us. We confirm the machine’s voltage and load, size the circuit and disconnect, run the feed and coordinate the ESA inspection, so the equipment is ready when your installer commissions it.
Our plant is outgrowing its electrical service. Can you upgrade us to 400 amps or more?
Yes. We start with a load calculation on your existing service — sometimes capacity is already there and unused. Where a service upgrade is needed, we handle the design, the utility coordination, permits and the changeover, planned to keep your downtime as short as the work allows.
Do you work for building owners directly, or only through general contractors?
Directly. Owners and facility managers hire us themselves — you get our quote, our schedule and our crew, with no contractor markup in between.
Can three-phase power be added to a building that doesn’t have it?
Often, yes. It depends on what the utility has on your street and what your equipment actually needs — sometimes the answer is a service change, sometimes a phase solution on site. We’ll assess your building and give you the real options with prices before you commit.
Can you protect our equipment from power surges?
Yes. We install surge protection devices at the service entrance and at distribution panels feeding sensitive equipment — drives, controls, CNC machines and IT. Protection is layered and sized to the equipment, and it’s far cheaper than one surge-damaged control board.
Do you maintain and inspect electrical distribution for industrial buildings?
Yes — distribution maintenance and inspections for plants, warehouses and commercial buildings: panels, switchgear, disconnects and feeders checked, deficiencies documented, and repairs quoted before small problems become shutdowns. Emergency lighting testing and verification is part of the same visit if you want it.
Who do we call if our facility loses power?
Call us at 647-560-7995. A facility that’s down is the call we prioritize — we’ll tell you on the phone what we can do and when we can be there.
Tell us what your building needs.
A machine to hook up, a service to upgrade, a plant to protect — get a clear quote from the industrial electrical contractor in Etobicoke who’ll do the work.
