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<blockquote><div class="quotetitle">Quote from <a class="profile-link highlight-default" href="#">barry.b2</a> on October 29, 2025, 6:10 PM</div>Hi — I had a similar wobble with lights and ended up using a local company listed on the site; they came out, tested the panel, and fixed a loose breaker and a bad fixture without pushing for a full rewire. If you want an easy place to scan options and phone numbers try this directory of <a href="https://www.easternontariolocal.ca/l/perth-on/electrician">Electricians in Perth, ON</a> — it lists several tradespeople (P &amp; C Electric, Bill Fisher Electric, Electric Circuit, Gardiner Electric, etc.), notes common services like lighting fixture installation, breaker replacement and whole-house rewiring, and even points out specialists that handle generators or solar setups. My tip: ask for a names-and-numbers verification, confirm they’re comfortable working on older homes, get a written estimate that separates parts and labour, and ask whether they’ll check for any code issues during the visit. Just passing by and reading — not trying to advise — but I noticed the site shows some helpful context: StatCan-based cost ranges for homeowners in Perth (about C$131 minimum, C$342 average, up to around C$494), and it also highlights popular services such as lighting fixture installation, breaker replacement and whole-house rewiring. The directory lists many local firms (Ireton Electric, Lanark County Electric, Laser Electric, McVeety Electric and others) with phone numbers and brief notes on specialties — some serve wider Eastern Ontario and some specifically mention things like generators or solar equipment. Seems like a good starting point to compare a few profiles and call for quotes before deciding.</blockquote><br>

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