
Electrical Mast Repair in Calgary: Who Pays & What to Do
A windstorm or heavy snow can tear your home’s electrical mast loose in Calgary. Here’s who’s responsible — the utility or you — and what to do first.
High-end electrical for Calgary homes and businesses — panel upgrades, EV chargers, custom wiring, lighting and solar. Precision craftsmanship, modern systems, every permit pulled.

One licensed team for the work most Calgary homes and businesses actually need — from a new panel to a full commercial fit-out.

100A → 200A upgrades, sub-panels and service rebuilds.
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Level 2 home & workplace charging, done to code.
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Fluorescent-to-LED conversions for offices, shops and warehouses.
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Pot lights, retrofits and energy-saving LED.
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Rough-in through finish for multifamily buildings and new-construction projects.
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Diagnostics, fixes and custom modifications.
Learn moreWe pull the City of Calgary electrical permit and carry the inspection — so your work is legal, insurable and safe at resale.
A clear scope and price before we start. No vague hourly meters, no mystery line items at the end.
Neatly bundled, labelled panels and tidy rough-ins. Work an inspector — and the next electrician — will respect.
We look at your panel, loads and goals, then give you a clear scope and a fixed, up-front price.
We pull the City of Calgary electrical permit and schedule the work around your home or business.
Licensed electricians, tidy labelled work, and respect for your space from rough-in to finish.
We carry the inspection and walk you through everything — done, safe and resale-ready.

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Straight answers to what Calgary homeowners and businesses ask us most — from tripping breakers to permits and service areas.
A breaker that trips repeatedly is doing its job — it is reacting to an overloaded circuit, a short, or a ground fault. Occasional trips from too many appliances are normal; frequent or immediate trips point to a wiring fault that should be diagnosed. Our team finds the root cause and fixes it, not just the symptom.
Yes. Adding a plug — for a bidet, a basement, an outdoor receptacle, or anywhere else — is everyday work for us. New outlets are added on properly protected circuits (GFCI where water is nearby), with the City of Calgary electrical permit pulled so the work is inspected and safe.
Yes. Shock Stop is a mobile electrical contractor serving Calgary and any community within about 100 km — including Airdrie, Cochrane, Chestermere, Okotoks, Strathmore, Rocky View County and the Foothills. Tell us where the job is and we will confirm we cover it.
Yes. Our regular hours are Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM, and we take after-hours emergency calls at the same number: 825-561-7544. If you smell burning, see sparking, or have lost power to part of your home, call right away.
Every job is quoted up front after we understand the scope — no vague hourly meters and no surprise line items at the end. Send us the details through our quote form or call, and we will give you a clear, fixed price with the permit included.
We pull the electrical permit on every job that needs one, and carry the inspection for you. Most work beyond a like-for-like swap — new circuits, panel upgrades, EV chargers, suites, rewiring — requires a permit in Calgary. The permit and inspection protect your insurance and your resale value.
We reply to quote requests within about 12 hours. For anything urgent, calling 825-561-7544 is the fastest way to reach us — including after hours for genuine electrical emergencies.
Tell us what you need — we’ll reply with a clear scope and an up-front price. No pressure, no surprises.