24-hour emergency service call
Panel failures, sparking outlets, dead circuits, tripped mains — dispatched jour et nuit, including weekends and holidays.
Certified RBQ electrician · Serving the West Island in English
An English-speaking electrician you can reach in Pointe Claire.
Romtek Électrique inc à Pointe Claire is a residential, commercial and industrial electrical contractor — reachable in English by homeowners, property managers and small business owners across the West Island. 24-hour emergency line, transparent estimates, work delivered to the Quebec Electrical Code.
- 24/7 emergency
- Free written estimate
- Licensed RBQ contractor
- Bilingual on site
Situations where West Island residents reach out.
Anglophone homeowners, condo boards and shop operators typically call Romtek Électrique when they need someone who can explain the work clearly in English and is licensed to do it under the Quebec Electrical Code — chapter V of the Construction Code.
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The panel is warm, humming, or a breaker won't reset
Common in older Pointe Claire and Beaconsfield homes where the original panel is undersized for modern loads (heat pumps, EV chargers, induction ranges). We inspect, explain the failure mode in plain English, and quote either a targeted repair or a full panel change with the amperage that matches your current usage.
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You bought a home and the pre-purchase report flagged the wiring
Insurance inspectors regularly cite aluminum branch circuits, missing GFCI protection in kitchens and bathrooms, or a service entrance below current code. We document the findings, produce a corrective quote your insurer can review, and complete the work with an RBQ-licensed hand.
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Your commercial tenant needs a service call — after hours
A restaurant fridge tripped a breaker at 11 pm, a retail sign is dark before a weekend opening, or an industrial site lost a phase. The 24-hour line reaches an electrician, not a call-answering service, and we prioritise commercial calls that keep a business closed.
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You're planning a kitchen, basement or bathroom renovation
Renovations are the moment to add recessed lighting, dedicated circuits, GFCI outlets, LED under-cabinet fixtures, and to bring the room to current code. We work with your contractor's timeline and inspection windows.
What Romtek Électrique installs and repairs.
A directory-style summary of the work performed by Romtek Électrique inc à Pointe Claire, delivered residentially, commercially and industrially across the West Island of Montréal.
Electrical renovation (partial or complete)
Whole-home rewires, room-level circuit reconfiguration, outlet and switch upgrades, box and cover work — brought to Code compliance.
Electrical service entrance installation
New or upgraded service entrances from 100 A through 400 A, including coordination with Hydro-Québec for the meter and disconnect.
Electrical panel replacement
Removal of undersized, damaged or discontinued panels; installation of a modern loadcentre sized to your usage today and in five years.
Electric heating installation
Baseboards, in-floor cable, wall convectors and thermostats — placed and wired for the room, not just the label on the box.
Recessed pot-light installation
Discrete ceiling lighting for kitchens, living rooms and hallways, cut and terminated cleanly to preserve finishes.
L.E.D lighting conversion
Interior and exterior LED retrofits — fixture and driver swaps that lower your Hydro bill and reduce heat load.
Electrical verification
A written condition report of your wiring, panel and grounding — used by home-buyers, sellers, and property owners preparing for insurance renewal.
Also delivered: insurance inspections, kitchen & bathroom electrical renovation, sub-panel installations, and Hydro-Québec coordination.
From your call to the final inspection.
The workflow for an English-speaking client — from the first phone call through completion — is intentionally short. No account managers, no relay through an office, no vague "we'll be back to you."
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You call, we answer
Reach us in English at 514 973-5778. Describe what's happening; we sort emergency from planned work in the first minute and confirm when we can be on site.
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On-site diagnostic
We inspect the panel, the affected circuits and the space involved. You get a plain-English explanation of what's failing and what the Code requires, before anyone opens a wall.
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Written estimate before work
For anything beyond a small repair, you receive a written estimate — scope, materials, labour and expected timeline. You approve; we schedule.
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Work delivered & verified
Installation by a licensed electrician, jobsite kept tidy, breakers labeled, and a walk-through of the finished work so you understand what changed and how to operate it.
24h
Emergency line answered every day of the year
100–400 A
Service-entrance range installed and coordinated with Hydro-Québec
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Residential, commercial and industrial — one contractor
RBQ
Licensed electrical entrepreneur under the Régie du bâtiment du Québec
Business details
Contact information, hours and category.
The information below is the verified business record for Romtek Électrique inc à Pointe Claire. All correspondence, invoicing and service dispatch runs through these details.
- Registered name
- Romtek Électrique inc à Pointe Claire
- Address
- 322 Avenue Raimbault, Pointe Claire, QC, H9R5T9
- Telephone
- 514 973-5778
- aurel22@yahoo.com
- Category
- Construction & Renovation · Electrician
- Licensing
- Entrepreneur électricien — Régie du bâtiment du Québec
- Areas served
- Pointe Claire · West Island · Greater Montréal
FAQ · English clients
Common questions we get in English.
If your question isn't answered below, email aurel22@yahoo.com or call 514 973-5778.
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514 973-5778Do I have to speak French to work with Romtek?
No. The company is francophone, but service calls, estimates and walk-throughs can all be handled in English. Signed contracts and RBQ paperwork remain in French per Quebec law; we translate the essentials for you as we go.
What exactly does an RBQ licence mean for me as an English-speaking client?
The Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) is the provincial authority that licenses construction and electrical contractors. Working with a licensed electrical entrepreneur is what makes your work insurable, eligible for permit inspection, and covered by the RBQ's consumer-protection framework — the licence status is verifiable on the RBQ public registry.
Which parts of the West Island do you cover?
The shop is on Avenue Raimbault in Pointe Claire. Regular service territory includes Pointe Claire, Beaconsfield, Kirkland, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Dorval, Baie-D'Urfé, and Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. We also handle commercial calls further into Montréal on request.
Can you produce an estimate for my insurance company?
Yes. We regularly write itemised corrective quotes for insurance underwriters and property managers, referencing the specific Code sections and RBQ requirements involved.
What are your payment methods?
Cash and cheque. Terms are confirmed with the signed estimate; commercial accounts can be arranged on request.
Do you handle Hydro-Québec coordination for a new service entrance?
Yes. On a service upgrade from 100 A to 200 A (or higher, up to 400 A), we coordinate the meter, mast and disconnect with Hydro-Québec and schedule around their availability window.
Is there a call-out charge for a diagnostic visit?
For an emergency visit or a straightforward diagnostic, the call is billed on time; for planned renovation projects, the estimate visit is generally free. We confirm which applies on the phone before we roll a truck.
Ready to book a licensed electrician in English?
Whether it's an after-hours emergency or a planned renovation, one call reaches an RBQ-licensed electrician who can walk you through the work.