Montréal · Laval · Greater Montréal

Non-compliance correction

Did you receive a report listing electrical non-compliances?

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Lumineau ÉlectriqueMontréal, Laval and Greater Montréal
Master electricianRBQ licence · CMEQ member

Your needs

Work suited to your needs.

  • Inspection report analysis
  • Prioritized correction plan
  • Work by certified master electrician
  • CMEQ compliance certificate

From first contact to completion

A well-prepared project.

  1. 01

    Understand your needs

    Tell us about your project and share the information available about your installation.

  2. 02

    Plan the work

    We assess the requirements and explain the scope, quote and next steps.

  3. 03

    Complete and check

    We carry out the agreed work, check the installation and explain what was done.

Frequently asked questions

Answers before you decide.

What do you check during an electrical inspection, and what does the customer receive afterward?
Depending on the inspection’s scope, we examine the panel, protective devices, grounding and accessible wiring, outlets and connections. We explain the issues found and recommended corrections, identifying priorities. A written report can be arranged according to your needs, including for a real estate transaction or an insurer’s request. Its contents are defined when the quote is prepared.
How do you determine the work needed to bring an electrical installation up to code?
We assess the existing installation, reported problems and planned modifications. We then determine the required corrections based on applicable requirements and equipment condition. We explain the priorities and provide a tailored quote. An older installation does not automatically need complete replacement; the assessment identifies the work actually required.
Can you correct problems identified in an inspection report or by an insurer?
Yes. We review the report and check the affected items on site to define the work. We then prepare a quote, complete the agreed corrections and explain the work performed. If the inspector or insurer requests specific photos or documents, we account for those requirements when preparing the scope of work.

Let’s talk about your project.

Tell us what you need. We will explain the next step.

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