Updated 2026-10-22Toronto, Ontario

Electrical permit leads in Toronto.

Every Monday, the new building permits in Toronto that need electricians: electrical work, service upgrades, EV chargers and fire and security alarm systems. You get the address, the estimated value, what's being built and the contractor or applicant where the city publishes one.

City of Toronto open data Every Monday morning 14-day refund
20new electrical permits, 2026-09-08 to 2026-10-22
$17.6Mestimated work on 17 permits with a value
$50Ktypical (median) job
$15.0Mlargest job this period
Latest permits

The newest electrical permits in Toronto.

A short sample from the latest data. Subscribers get all 20, with the contractor or applicant and a CSV for the call sheet.

IssuedAddressEst. valueWork
2026-10-21412 DUNDAS ST W$5,000Fire Alarm Panel and Annunciator Replacement.
2026-10-203350 VICTORIA PARK AVE$15,000,000Proposal for repair of tip floor, Upgrades to HVAC system, Upgrades to electrical substation, Replacement of roofing and guardrail.
2026-10-2021 LOWER SPADINA AVE$300,000Fire Alarm replacement and upgrades at TTC Harbourfront Substation.
2026-10-2024 ARROW RDnot publishedConditional Permit - Proposed two-phase expansion to the exiting industrial facility with an approximate gross floor area of 5700 sqm. Scope includes…
2026-10-19522 UNIVERSITY AVE$200,000Proposal for Interior Alterations to 9th floor unit. Six New Offices in existing office space and Mechanical/Electrical work in the Lan/Electrical Roo…
2026-10-165429 YONGE ST$50,000Proposed interior alterations including relocating washroom and adding a staff room. No change in structure, fire alarm or sprinkler system.
2026-10-1641 ANCASTER RD$25,000Proposed Fire Alarm System Replacement at Ancaster Community Centre.
2026-10-161299 DUNDAS ST E$5,000Proposed interior alterations to a single-family dwelling, including removal of a load-bearing wall, installation of an engineered beam and posts, rem…

How electrical leads from Toronto permits work

Toronto publishes new permits every week. About a third carry an estimated construction value, and the builder's name is listed on many of them.

We read every new permit and tag it by the work it describes, so a electrical list has electrical work, service upgrades, EV chargers and fire and security alarm systems. Revisions to older permits and repeat sub-permits for the same project are dropped, so each job appears once.

Most electricians call or email the contractor named on the permit, or knock on the door at the address, in the first week, before the work is tendered out. Calling a business named on a public permit is normal business development; follow Canada's anti-spam law (CASL) before sending commercial email.

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Where does the data come from?

The City of Toronto's official open data, published under its open government licence. We are not affiliated with the city.

When does my first list arrive?

Within one business day of signing up, with the last two weeks of permits. After that, every Monday morning.

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Starter (CA$29) covers electrical alone in Toronto, which is busy enough for most crews. Pro (CA$59) adds every other trade, and Region (CA$99) covers up to 3 cities.

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