Falher’s
own electrician.
Homes, farms and businesses in Falher and the Smoky River area.
Falher and Donnelly
started as one town.
The Colony of Saint Jean Baptiste Falher was founded in 1912. As more settlers arrived it divided into the Town of Falher and the Village of Donnelly, which is why the two sit eight kilometres apart today.
Falher calls itself the Honey Capital of Canada, and the bee on the highway has been telling people so for years.
Work we do in Falher.
Homes and acreages
New houses going up in town, and older ones still on the fuse panel they were built with. Renovations, rewires, and the acreages around Falher with a shop or a garage to feed.
Farms and agricultural
Honey is what Falher is known for, and the extracting rooms, pumps and heaters behind it. Then the grain side: bin yards, aeration fans, dryers, yard lights and standby generators.
Commercial
The businesses in town. New buildings and fit-ups, lighting inside and out, added circuits for new equipment, and service upgrades where the building is older than the equipment now plugged into it.
Light industrial
Three-phase, motor control and the sites outside town. Welding and machine shops, seed cleaning and grain handling plants, pump houses, water and lift stations, and gravel yards.
Two permits,
two different offices.
Building something in Falher? A deck, a garage, a shed or a basement development all need a development permit, and the Town is the office that issues it.
The Town does not issue electrical permits. Those come from a safety codes agency accredited by the province. So one job in town can need both permits, from two different places, with separate fees.
The Town also charges double if the work has already started, so it pays to sort this out before anything gets built. The Town office is 780-837-2247. If you want to know which permits your job needs, call us.
Call any time. If we don’t pick up, leave a message and we’ll call you back.