Electrical

Fitness centre interior alteration with new HVAC, plumbing, and electrical—$300k, permit just issued. No contractor listed yet. Straightforward mechanical scope on smaller commercial project.

Basement secondary unit plus mezzanine bathroom addition, $95k, recently issued. No contractor listed. Plumbing work spans two floors with foundation and framing sequencing—good window to land rough-in and fixture installation before framing closes.

Secondary school fire alarm system replacement, $900k scope, issued May 2026. No contractor named yet—early-stage institutional work. Institutional projects typically move through design and procurement phases before trades are locked in. Worth a call to understand timeline and positioning.

Multi-unit residential fire alarm control panel replacement, $65k, issued May 2026. No contractor named. Straightforward scope, recent issue date, and residential multi-unit segment often allows direct owner or property manager contact.

SFD-to-lodging-house conversion, $50k, broad scope across six trades but no contractor named. Early stage on a complex project. Plumbing demand will be high (multi-tenant code), but competition likely steep and timeline unclear.

New detached garage with metal cladding, $80k, issued May 7th. Homeowner-pulled permit with full framing and roofing scope. Early-stage permitting means bidding hasn't started; position yourself as the roofing expert.

Detached garage replacement at 48 Jackman Ave—$25k, May 2026 issue. Full rebuild including HVAC for conditioned space. No contractor assigned. Owner-driven early phase, good window to quote ductwork and heating.

Basement secondary suite conversion at 16 Calthorpe Ave, $25k, issued May 2026. Involves new HVAC for below-grade unit with plumbing and electrical. Homeowner-led renovation; early tender phase.

Basement second-unit conversion in residential detached home. Plumbing is one of seven trades needed for full renovation. Owner-pulled permit (no contractor named) indicates potential for direct negotiation. $15k value, freshly issued.

Conversion of basement units in a detached 3+ unit building—combining two units into one. Electrical work required for reconfiguration. $5k value, recently issued. Likely owner-driven given unit consolidation complexity. Strong callback candidate.

Fire protection system replacement at a Toronto apartment building, $343k scope. Work includes fire pump installation and emergency power supply—plumbing handles pump connections and system integration. Recently issued; no contractor named, so decision-maker likely accessible.

Basement second suite in a two-unit detached home, $50k, issued May 6th. Roofing is a minor trade here; full permit list suggests GC or handyman managing trades. Lower priority unless marketing basement windows or skylight work.

Detached garage build on townhouse lot, $50k, issued May 2026. Multi-trade scope including electrical. No contractor named suggests owner-directed or early-stage. Smaller residential project with good fit for electrical scope.

Major basement-to-unit conversion, $5k listed value (likely underestimated). Roofing is one of many trades on a complex project. Homeowner-pulled but scope breadth suggests GC will be hired.

Homeowner converting basement to secondary suite in Toronto. $50k scope includes electrical work alongside framing, plumbing, and HVAC. Issued May 5th—work likely starting soon. Secondary suites need code-compliant wiring and panel upgrades; solid opportunity for electrical contractor.

Toronto apartment building needs fire alarm control panel replacement—$25k project just issued. No contractor named yet, so owner likely shopping. Direct electrical work with clear scope makes this a solid fit for your capabilities.

Industrial facility (Kipling Ave) issued permit for fire alarm door holder system, $25k value, no contractor assigned. Specialized electrical scope but broader industrial setting—worth calling to confirm they need vendor or are handling internally.

Retail store (self-checkout area) removing automatic gates and disconnecting from fire alarm, $15k budget. Electrical disconnect work is straightforward, but confirm if facility manager already has an electrician lined up.

Pool cabana accessory building on detached home, $50k value, issued May 4th. Requires new electrical service, outdoor wiring, and HVAC rough-in. No contractor named suggests homeowner-led permitting. Direct electrical scope with clear timeline.

New detached garage build, $20k, multi-trade scope. Homeowner-pulled permit with plumbing as subscope only (rough-in). May hire GC or coordinate trades independently. Plumbing is secondary.

Recreational facility (Don Mills) needs fire alarm panel replacement and system upgrades, $10k, issued May 4th. No contractor named; this is early-stage and directly in your wheelhouse.

University fire alarm panel and detector replacement, $81k, issued May 2026. No named contractor; typical institutional scope. Smaller value and defined scope make this callable, though universities often pre-select vendors or use facilities teams.

New garden suite at 46 Devondale Ave—full scope residential build including HVAC. Issued May 2026, $40k value. No contractor named yet; owner likely coordinating trades. Early-stage new construction with ductwork and system design ahead.

Second dwelling unit (detached house), 51 Sharbot Ave, $20k, issued May 2026. Full new-build scope with HVAC included. No contractor named. Owner coordinating; competitive bidding likely underway.

Basement secondary suite conversion, $20k, homeowner-initiated project. Plumbing subscope includes new rough-ins for suite utilities. Recently issued; likely still in contractor-selection phase.

Non-residential fire alarm panel replacement at a multi-use Toronto property. $10k value, recently issued. Fire alarm work is specialized and often pulls dedicated electrical contractors. Direct call likely—owner/facility manager will appreciate a quote.

Mid-rise apartment building replacing existing fire alarm with non-proprietary system, $700k value, issued late April 2026. No contractor listed yet; project is early-stage. Larger institutional asset but fire alarm work is often scoped separately from main GC.

Garage-to-garden-suite conversion in Toronto, $50k, issued April 30th. Full electrical scope: new service, lighting, outlets, and egress egress requirements. No contractor listed suggests owner-directed. Early-stage permit ideal for quoting.

Basement second unit with walkout stair in Toronto, $50k, issued April 30th. Electrical is core scope: new circuits, egress lighting, panel work. No contractor named; homeowner permitting. Recent issue date means active timeline.

Proposed basement second unit in Toronto, $50k, issued April 30th. Electrical work included in full scope with foundation, framing, HVAC. No named contractor suggests owner-led project. Early permitting stage with established budget.

Commercial basement fit-out at Cumberland St with plumbing scope included alongside electrical and framing. No applicant or contractor listed suggests owner-managed project. $20k budget, recently issued, ready for trade outreach on mechanical/plumbing portions of new layout.

Hospital dialysis area installing electromagnetic locking device, $12k, just issued. Specialized medical facility work with specific security requirement. Verify if hospital procurement already engaged preferred vendors.

Semi-detached basement legalization with plumbing among six trades. Owner-managed (no contractor listed), $10k budget, issued April 30. Good fit for residential plumbing renovation work on second-unit projects.

Interior alteration at a Toronto apartment building worth $6k, issued late April. Multi-trade scope (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, drywall) suggests general contractor or owner-led project. Electrical portion is supporting role, but volume of trades indicates active job.

Garage-to-living-space conversion at a laneway suite—major reno requiring new electrical distribution and outlets. $5k budget, issued late April. Owner-initiated work on a smaller property. High electrical involvement makes this a direct fit.

Basement unit addition to a 4-unit townhouse, adding a fifth unit. Electrical work for new living space. $5k value, issued late April. References prior variance application, suggesting owner-led renovation. Good callback for electrical rough-in.