Residential Services
Complete electrical solutions for your home.
Home Electrical
We ensure your family's safety and comfort with top-tier electrical services. From panel upgrades to new construction wiring, our team is experienced in all aspects of residential electrical systems. We prioritize safety, code compliance, and energy efficiency.
Our Services Include:
- Service Panel Upgrades
- New Home Wiring
- Renovations & Additions
- EV Charger Installation
- Lighting Design & Installation
- Smart Home Integration
- Electrical Inspections
- Troubleshooting & Repairs
Why Choose Us?
Licensed & Insured Electricians
Up-to-date with Safety Codes
Respectful of Your Home
Transparent Pricing
Who Provides Residential Electrical Services in Trinity Bay and Beyond?
Jason Garland Electrical Ltd has been wiring, upgrading and repairing homes in Newfoundland since 2019, working out of New Harbour, Trinity Bay. Homeowners call us for the same reasons businesses and vessel operators do: we show up when we say we will, explain the work in plain language, and do it to code the first time. From replacing an aging fuse panel to wiring a new build or getting an EV charger installed before your car arrives, we handle the permits, the inspection coordination and the cleanup. And because our team also services marine and industrial systems every week, a house call gets a level of diagnostic skill most residential-only outfits can't match — intermittent faults don't stay mysteries for long.
Common Projects We Handle
Panel & Service Upgrades
Older homes with 60- or 100-amp services often need an upgrade for modern loads — heat pumps, EV chargers, home additions. Insurance companies increasingly require it. We upgrade panels and services safely, with permits and inspection included.
EV Charger Installation
Level 2 home charging installed properly: load calculation first, so your panel can actually support it, then a clean installation rated for Newfoundland weather.
Wiring, Renovations & New Builds
Full wiring for new construction, rewiring for renovations and additions, and fixing what the previous owner's "handyman" left behind the drywall.
Lighting & Smart Home
Interior and exterior lighting design and installation, plus smart switches, timers and integration that actually works together.
Safety & Code Compliance
Every job we do in your home is performed to Canadian Electrical Code requirements, with permits pulled and inspections arranged where the work requires them. That paper trail matters: it protects your insurance coverage, your resale value and — most importantly — your family. If we find a genuine safety hazard during a visit, like aluminum wiring issues, double-tapped breakers or overheating connections, we'll show it to you and explain your options honestly, without scare tactics.
Residential Service Area
Based in New Harbour, we serve homes throughout Trinity Bay and the Avalon — Dildo, Whitbourne, Green's Harbour, Heart's Delight, Clarenville, Carbonear, Conception Bay South and the greater St. John's area. Call +1 (709) 597-5439 for a free quote.
Common Questions
Do I need a permit for electrical work in my home?
For most substantial work — panel upgrades, new circuits, service changes, additions — yes, a permit and inspection are required in Newfoundland and Labrador. The good news: that's our job, not yours. We pull the permits, arrange the inspection, and hand you the paperwork at the end. That documentation protects your insurance coverage and matters when you sell the house, so never let anyone talk you into skipping it.
How much does a panel upgrade cost?
It depends on your existing service, the panel location, and whether the wiring feeding it also needs work — which is why we quote in writing after seeing your setup rather than guessing over the phone. The quote is free, itemized and holds no obligation. If your panel is fine and you were told otherwise, we'll say so; an honest "you don't need this yet" is how we keep customers for life.
My insurance company flagged my wiring — what now?
Insurers in Newfoundland commonly flag 60-amp services, fuse panels, and aluminum wiring in older homes. Send us the letter — we'll assess what your home actually needs, quote the correction, and complete the work with the permits and inspection certificate your insurer wants to see. In most cases coverage issues are resolved with a single visit and the right paperwork.