Winnipeg electrical contractor
Electrical work done properly. Residential and commercial electricians in Winnipeg.
365 Electric is a family-owned electrical contractor serving Winnipeg and the surrounding area since 2014. Panel upgrades, hot tub wiring, commercial lighting, fire and flood restoration: permitted, inspected and done to code.
24/7 emergency service available
- Since 2014Family-owned and operated
- Homes and businessesResidential, commercial and restoration
- Permits and inspectionsCity of Winnipeg and Manitoba Hydro
- 24/7 emergency service(204) 612-6112
What we do
From the main panel to the back fence.
Homes, shops, offices and commercial buildings across Winnipeg. If it's wired, we can usually help, and if a job needs a permit, we take care of it.
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Hot tubs, pools and spas
Dedicated circuits, disconnects, bonding, trenching and the permit and inspections that go with them. Plus backyard power and outdoor lighting.
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Residential
Service and panel upgrades, renovations, new home wiring, rewiring, lighting, garages, outdoor power and EV chargers.
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Commercial
Service upgrades, new building wiring, LED lighting retrofits, shop electrical, EV charging, repairs and maintenance.
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Insurance restoration
Electrical inspection reports, emergency response and repairs after fire or flood damage. 24/7 emergency service.
Hot tub electrical
More than running a wire to the backyard.
365 Electric handles the electrical side properly, including the details that have to happen before the tub is ready to use.
A spa can be one of the biggest loads in the house. Before anything is installed, someone has to check the service and panel, plan the route, place the disconnect, sort out bonding and protection, and get the permit and inspections done. That's the job.
Simplified illustration, not to scale. Every installation is planned around the tub's specifications and the property.
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Service and panel capacity
Can your existing service and panel carry the tub on top of everything the house already runs? That is a calculation, not a guess.
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Dedicated circuit and GFCI protection
A circuit sized to the tub's specifications, with the ground fault protection the Canadian Electrical Code requires for hot tubs and spas.
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The route
Through the wall, along the house or underground. In Winnipeg, the trench and bonding are inspected before anything is covered.
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Disconnect
Readily accessible, outdoors when the tub is outdoors, and at least 1.5 m from the tub under the current Manitoba Electrical Code.
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Bonding
What gets bonded depends on the tub and what it sits on. Some installations need a bonding conductor installed around the tub.
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Permit and inspection
An electrical permit with the City of Winnipeg or Manitoba Hydro, and inspections before the tub goes into service.
For homeowners
Bought the hot tub. Now what?
A lot of people call us after the tub is ordered, when the dealer asks who's doing the electrical. These are the questions that usually come up next.
- Does my electrical panel have enough capacity?
- Does the tub need 40 A, 50 A, 60 A or something else?
- Where does the disconnect need to go?
- Who handles the electrical permit?
- Does the City of Winnipeg or Manitoba Hydro inspect it?
- Will wiring need to be trenched through the yard?
- Does bonding apply to my installation?
- Should the electrical work happen before the hot tub arrives?
- What does the electrician need from the hot tub manufacturer?
You don't need the answers before you call. We review the manufacturer's electrical specifications, assess your existing service and panel, work out the right installation approach, take care of the electrical permit and get everything ready for inspection.
Already bought the tub? Let's figure out the electrical.
Answers to these questions
Residential
Wiring for the way your house gets used now.
A lot of Winnipeg homes were never wired for an EV in the garage, a hot tub on the deck and a kitchen full of appliances. We upgrade services and panels, rewire, add circuits and track down problems, with the permit and inspection that go with the work.
- Service and panel upgrades
- Renovation wiring
- New home wiring
- Rewiring older homes
- Lighting, inside and out
- Garages and outdoor power
- EV chargers
- Troubleshooting and repairs
Commercial
Electrical for shops, offices and commercial buildings.
Commercial work runs on schedules, budgets and inspections. We handle service upgrades, new building wiring, renovations, shop power and lighting retrofits, and plan the work around your business. LED lighting upgrades can qualify for Efficiency Manitoba business lighting incentives.
- Commercial service upgrades
- New building wiring
- LED lighting retrofits
- Renovations and tenant work
- Shop and outbuilding power
- EV charging stations
- Repairs and maintenance
- Insurance claims
Insurance restoration
After a fire or flood, the electrical comes first.
Water and fire can leave wiring, panels and devices unsafe even when the lights still come on. We assess the damage, provide electrical inspection reports and do the repairs and rewiring to put things back, for homeowners, businesses and restoration contractors.
Fire and flood electrical restorationRecent work
Real jobs, not stock photos.
Panels, service equipment, backyard feeds and finished installs from 365 Electric jobs. Follow along on Instagram (opens in a new tab).
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Panel install during new construction -
Meter base and disconnect, underground cable at the trench -
Pool equipment wiring in liquid-tight conduit -
Residential panel on a plywood backboard -
Rough-in wiring, labelled and boxed -
Outdoor panel with parallel conduit runs to backyard equipment -
Backyard equipment feed, panel and trench -
Foyer chandelier install -
Electric heating equipment connection -
Exterior lighting on a stone-clad wall
How we work
The way electrical work should be done.
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Permitted, inspected, done to code.
Electrical work in Manitoba has to be permitted and inspected. We treat that as part of the job, not paperwork to get around.
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Straight answers.
We tell you what the job actually needs. If your panel can handle the new load, you won't be sold an upgrade you don't need.
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Fair, upfront pricing.
You know what the work involves and what it costs before we start, and the price is explained, not just quoted.
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Accountable for the work.
The permit is in our name. We answer for the job from the first site visit to the final inspection.
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Respect for your place.
We keep you informed, respect your time and clean up when the work is done.
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Family-owned since 2014.
365 Electric is a family business. You deal directly with our small team, not a call centre.
The team
The people you'll deal with.
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Andrew Milinkovic
Owner
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Michelle Janzen
Operations Manager
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Kyle Holubowich
Electrician
Service area
Winnipeg and the surrounding area.
We're based in Winnipeg and work across the city and in the communities around it. Where the property sits decides who issues the electrical permit and who inspects the work.
- Inside Winnipeg
- The City of Winnipeg issues electrical permits and inspects the work.
- Outside Winnipeg
- Manitoba Hydro issues electrical permits and handles inspections.
- Not sure?
- Give us the address when you call and we'll confirm which one applies.
Communities we work in around Winnipeg
North of Winnipeg
- East St. Paul
- West St. Paul
- St. Andrews
- Lockport
- Selkirk
- Stonewall
- Stony Mountain
East of Winnipeg
- Oakbank
- Dugald
- Anola
- Lorette
- Ste. Anne
- Steinbach
South of Winnipeg
- Île-des-Chênes
- St. Adolphe
- Niverville
- La Salle
- Oak Bluff
- Landmark
West of Winnipeg
- Headingley
- St. François Xavier
- Rosser
- Starbuck
- Elie
Talk to 365 Electric
Tell us about the job.
For estimates or service inquiries, call or email 365 Electric. Photos of your panel or the work area help us give you a useful answer sooner.