Real projects·Toronto and the GTA·Measured, not guessed

Case studies
what we built, and why

Homes and buildings across the GTA, each one sized on its own meter data. Read a full case study for the whole story, or a one-minute project snapshot for a single job like yours.

Full case studies

Larger projects, every system and decision, with interactive tools you can try.

Project snapshots

One job, one minute: the challenge, what we did, the result and the numbers.

8 projects
Bluffs House: a 1960s home, fully off gas, Scarborough BluffsFull case study
Scarborough Bluffs · Full electrification

Bluffs House: a 1960s home, fully off gas

A heat pump sized on the home's own meter data, every load moved to electricity, and the 200 A service kept.

2 ton heat pump200 A kept0 gas appliances
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Mississauga Condo Towers: freeing capacity for EV charging, MississaugaFull case study
Mississauga · Multi-unit residential

Mississauga Condo Towers: freeing capacity for EV charging

Garage and site lighting to LED, a new transfer switch, thermography and a capacity test, then EV charging planned on measured data.

432 LED fixtures~18 kW freedIESO rebate
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F45, One Academy and Naturepedic, ready to open, Toronto, Etobicoke and OakvilleFull case study
Toronto, Etobicoke and Oakville · Commercial fit-outs

F45, One Academy and Naturepedic, ready to open

Two gyms and a showroom: lighting, dedicated circuits, panel work and emergency lighting, from drawings to sign-off.

3 businesses250+ devices100+ ft LED track
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48 A EV charger on a 100 A panel, with a heat pump, East YorkProject snapshot
East York · EV charging

48 A EV charger on a 100 A panel, with a heat pump

A 67 A winter peak, so a certified load manager went in. Full-speed charging, no service upgrade.

67 A peak48 A chargerNo upgrade
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EV charger at a laneway house, no upgrade, Midtown TorontoProject snapshot
Midtown Toronto · EV charging

EV charger at a laneway house, no upgrade

A 200 A service split into two 100 A meters. Meter data confirmed a 48 A charger fits the laneway house's 100 A outright.

33 A peak90 A of 100 ANo load manager
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48 A EV charger on a 100 A panel, no upgrade, East DanforthProject snapshot
East Danforth · EV charging

48 A EV charger on a 100 A panel, no upgrade

A full panel, but an 18 A peak. Tandem breakers made room and a full-speed charger went in, in one day.

18 A peak70.5 A of 100 ANo upgrade
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Two old panels into one 200 A service, The BeachesProject snapshot
The Beaches · Service upgrade

Two old panels into one 200 A service

A former duplex's two meters and 125 A panels consolidated into one 200 A service, with a 48 A charger and room for a heat pump.

2 meters to 119.5 A peak48 A charger
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A shielded subpanel in a new bedroom, EtobicokeProject snapshot
Etobicoke · Addition

A shielded subpanel in a new bedroom

A 40 A subpanel for electric heat and a mini-split in a second-storey addition, shielded and set back from the bed.

40 A subpanel1/685th at the bed< 1 mG aim
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From the studs out, done right

The wiring you never see again is the part we plan most carefully: clean runs, labelled circuits and room to grow.

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What is the difference between a full case study and a project snapshot?
A full case study tells the whole story of a larger project, every system and decision, with interactive tools. A project snapshot is a one-minute read on a single job: the challenge, what we did, the result and the numbers behind it.
Why do your case studies show meter data?
Because the right answer for a panel, an EV charger, a heat pump or a battery depends on how the building actually uses power. Every project starts with 12 months of utility data checked by the Ontario Electrical Safety Code method, so the install is sized to the building, not to a guess.
Can you do the same for my home or building?
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