First Aid Electric Inc.

Company Facts

First Aid Electric Inc. at a Glance

By the numbers

Google rating

5.0out of 5

Customer reviews

148on Google

Rating and review count pulled from Google on September 30, 2026.

What We Like

• 5 out of 5 from 148 Google reviews as read on September 28, 2026
• Published hours show 24 hours a day, seven days a week
• Owner described as a Red Seal certified master electrician, SAIT trained
• Specific experience with Calgary secondary suite smoke and CO detectors
• Covers both residential and commercial electrical work
• Northwest Calgary base suits inner-city and nearby communities

Things to Consider

• Experience claims and credentials come from the company's own site rather than independent verification
• No pricing or after-hours call-out rates are published, so confirm before booking
• Commercial capability is advertised but the site gives little detail on project scale
• Only one social channel listed, so there is limited public activity to review

Google rating

5.0

Based on 148 Google reviews

Review data updated September 30, 2026

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Rating Distribution

• 5 stars100%

Electrical work in Calgary tends to arrive in two moods. There is the planned kind, where a basement is being finished or a kitchen gutted and someone needs a panel assessed, circuits added and lighting laid out properly. Then there is the other kind, where a breaker will not reset at ten at night in February and the furnace has gone quiet with it. First Aid Electric Inc. positions itself for both, and the round-the-clock published hours suggest the emergency side is genuinely staffed rather than nominal.

The residential list the company advertises is the familiar span of a full-service shop: new outlets and switches, LED dimmers, recessed and accent lighting, quiet bathroom exhaust fans, in-floor heating, sound, data and camera wiring, and structured cabling through renovations. Commercial work is offered alongside it, though the site gives less detail on the scale of jobs taken. One specialty stands out and is worth knowing about if you own a rental property: interconnected smoke and carbon monoxide detectors for secondary suites. Calgary's suite regulations are specific about detector placement, interconnection and power source, and safety codes officers do fail inspections over it. Having an electrician who has done that work repeatedly saves a second visit.

The founder, Jason, is described on the company's own pages as a Red Seal certified master electrician who trained at SAIT, worked up through foreman, estimator and project manager roles at a larger electrical company, and started this business in 2010. The same pages claim more than thirty years of experience in building and renovating homes. Those are the company's own statements rather than independently verified credentials, but the trajectory described is a common and sensible one, and estimating experience usually shows up in the quality of quotes.

What the reviews suggest is the strongest signal here. The Google Business Profile showed 5 out of 5 from 148 reviews when it was read on September 28, 2026. Holding a perfect average that far past a hundred reviews is rare in any trade, and it generally reflects consistent scheduling, tidy work and no billing surprises. It does not tell you how the company handles a large commercial fit-out, because volume review counts in residential electrical work are driven by small and mid-sized household jobs.

This suits a few readers particularly well. Homeowners in the inner northwest and the established communities nearby, where the shop is physically located, will likely see quick response times. Anyone dealing with knob and tube remnants, aluminum branch wiring from the late seventies, or a 60 or 100 amp panel that a heat pump or EV charger will overwhelm needs a contractor comfortable talking through a service upgrade with ENMAX and the City permit process, and a company this established should be. Landlords preparing a legal suite have a clear reason to call. Where it may be less of a match is very large industrial projects or anyone shopping purely on lowest hourly rate, since a licensed shop with 24/7 coverage carries costs that a one-truck operator does not.

Before you book, ask a few direct things. Confirm the licence and whether the electrician attending is a journeyman or apprentice, and who supervises. Ask whether the price is a firm quote or time and materials, and what the after-hours, weekend and statutory holiday rates are, because emergency call-out pricing varies widely in Calgary and should be stated before a truck rolls. For anything touching the panel, service or new circuits, confirm that an electrical permit will be pulled and that the safety codes inspection is included. Ask about warranty terms on labour and how manufacturer warranties on fixtures are handled.

Compared with the alternatives, Calgary has plenty of large branded plumbing and electrical outfits with dispatch centres and membership plans, plus a long tail of independents who are excellent but hard to reach on a Sunday. First Aid Electric Inc. sits between the two, small enough that the owner's name and background are front and centre, organised enough to answer the phone overnight. The Facebook page is the only social channel listed, and the site leans on photos of completed work, which is worth a look before you commit to a lighting plan.

About This Business Profile

Last reviewed

September 2026

Profile last updated

September 30, 2026

Google review data updated

September 30, 2026

Sources checked

Google Business Profile, Company website

Sponsorship status

No commercial relationship