Property management
Common-area lighting, suite turnovers, distribution upgrades, and responsive service across a portfolio of buildings.
Commercial & industrial
An electrical contractor your site team can rely on.
SMAC Electric supports property managers, general contractors, and facility teams across the GTA — with the licensing, documentation, and scheduling discipline that commercial work demands.
Who we work with
Built for buildings that cannot afford downtime.
Commercial electrical work is judged on more than the installation. It is judged on whether the schedule held, the tenants stayed working, and the paperwork arrived complete.
General contractors
Electrical subcontracting on fit-outs, renovations, and new construction, coordinated to your site schedule and trades sequence.
Retail & hospitality
Store and restaurant builds, equipment connections, signage, and lighting that keeps the space open and trading.
Warehousing & light industrial
Machine connections, high-bay lighting, power distribution, and controls work planned around production hours.
Offices & professional space
Workstation power, data and device rough-in, meeting-room technology, and tenant improvement work.
Condo & multi-residential
Building services, parking and EV infrastructure, corridor lighting, and unit-level electrical work.
Capabilities
Scope we take on.
From a single after-hours service call to the full electrical package on a fit-out. If it is outside what we do well, we will tell you that directly rather than learn on your project.
Tenant fit-outs & build-outs
Full electrical scope for new tenancies — distribution, lighting, power, and device rough-in through to inspection and closeout.
Service & distribution upgrades
Added capacity for new equipment, tenant loads, or expansion, planned against the existing service and utility requirements.
Warehouse & facility lighting
Full lighting installations for new builds, and LED retrofits of aging lighting to cut operating cost and lift light levels. Fixture counts and layouts documented for approval.
Workplace & fleet EV charging
Level 2 charging for staff, visitor, and fleet parking, sized against available panel capacity and planned for future stations.
Planned & preventative maintenance
Scheduled inspection, testing, and corrective work that finds developing faults before they become an outage.
Troubleshooting & fault finding
Systematic diagnosis of intermittent faults, nuisance tripping, and power quality problems, with findings reported in writing.
How we work
Predictable from quotation to closeout.
Most electrical problems on a commercial job are not electrical. They are communication problems. Our process is built to remove them.
Talk through a project- 01
Scope & site review
We walk the space or review your drawings and specifications, then confirm the scope in writing before anything is priced.
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Itemized quotation
Pricing broken out by scope area so you can compare bids line by line, approve in stages, or value-engineer with full visibility.
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Scheduling around operations
Work sequenced to your building's hours and tenant impact — including evening and weekend windows where shutdowns are required.
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Single point of contact
One person accountable for the job from award to closeout, so your site team is never chasing an answer.
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Documentation & closeout
ESA permits and inspection, as-built panel schedules, and the paperwork your records and warranty file need.
Vendor qualification
The documentation your approvals process needs.
Before a contractor can be added to a vendor list or awarded a purchase order, procurement needs paperwork. Tell us what your process requires and we will send it with the quotation rather than after the award.
Request our documents- ECRA / ESA licence#7018289
- Licensed electrical contractor with the Electrical Safety Authority of Ontario.
Planned maintenance
Move from emergency calls to a schedule you control.
Reactive electrical work is the most expensive kind. A planned maintenance agreement puts inspection and testing on a calendar, surfaces developing faults while they are still cheap to fix, and gives your team a known contractor already familiar with the building.
- Scheduled inspectionsPanels, distribution, and critical circuits checked on an agreed interval.
- Written findingsIssues documented with severity and recommended action, so budget conversations have evidence.
- Known responseA contractor who already knows your building when something does go wrong.
- Budget visibilityPlanned work priced ahead of time instead of arriving as an emergency invoice.
Start a conversation
Have a site, a scope, or a tender?
Send drawings, a scope of work, or just the problem you are trying to solve. We will tell you quickly whether we are the right contractor for it.