Patrizia Vandenbogerd
“We hired Brandon recently to install our home charger… extremely kind and patient… We highly recommend Brandon and Boychuk Electric.”
Call for a quote. We answer 8am–7pm. Ask for Brandon!
Boychuck Electric installs generator hookups across Niagara, including generator inlets, dedicated wiring, transfer equipment, and panel connections for essential circuits. Brandon will look at your generator and electrical panel, then explain a safe setup that is easy to use when the power goes out.
Patrizia Vandenbogerd
“We hired Brandon recently to install our home charger… extremely kind and patient… We highly recommend Brandon and Boychuk Electric.”
Real Deal
“Boychuck Electric [was] professional and highly skilled… there were “no surprises” on the invoice. His prices were clear, reasonable, and affordable.”
Deny Thomas
“Boychuck installed a sauna for me and provided excellent customer service… He was very helpful in ensuring ESA approval and making sure the sauna was fully functional.”
Parviz Pakraftar
“Phenomenal service from BRANDON, Punctual, professional, and very clean work… Highly recommended for anyone needing top-tier electrical work!”
Carol Pitman-St. Jean
“Boychuk Electric came to do a minor repair to our ceiling fan… Very personable, efficient, reasonably priced. Best service we have ever had.”
Rooty B
“Brandon… did some electrical work for us to get a ESA to complete the sale of our house. He was [very] pleasant and knowledgeable… prices are very reasonable.”
The exact setup depends on the generator and your home. Brandon can install the appropriate inlet, wiring, and transfer equipment so you can power selected circuits safely.
Yes. A properly installed connection lets a portable generator supply selected household circuits without relying on extension cords through the house.
That can backfeed the electrical system and put people at serious risk. A generator should use approved transfer equipment installed by a licensed electrician.
Brandon will talk through what matters most—often the fridge, sump pump, furnace controls, lighting, and a few outlets—then plan the connection around the generator’s capacity.
Yes. Call Brandon to talk through the generator, transfer equipment, and electrical work needed for a permanent backup-power setup.
Generators must operate outdoors, well away from doors, windows, and vents. Never run one inside a home, garage, or other enclosed space because of carbon monoxide.
The cost depends on the generator, panel, transfer equipment, and wiring route. Give Brandon a call and he’ll make the quoting process straightforward.
Often, but the panel needs to be checked first. Brandon will confirm its condition, available space, and compatibility before recommending the right approach.
Yes. Brandon can check the inlet, transfer equipment, breakers, and related wiring to find problems on the electrical side of the system.
The electrical workmanship is covered for one year. If something doesn’t seem right, call Brandon directly and he’ll take care of it.
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