Prairie Electrical

Prairie Electrical

 

Prairie Electrical in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba is a full service electrical firm with 18 years of experience.  They specialize in custom new home wiring, knob and tube removal and rewire, and service upgrades but also offer expertise with HAI home automation and whole home audio distribution systems, data and telephone cabling as well as Back up Power and commercial applications like sign repair. 

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Prairie Electrical proudly services Portage la Prairie and surrounding area, providing a full range of electrical installations, sales and service, including:

 – Over-Head Installations And Service

– Underground Installations And Service

– Farm Service

– Service Upgrades (100A/200A/400A)

– Parking Lot Lighting

– Saftey Inspections

– Panel Change Outs 

– Data (Tv/Phone/Internet)

– Sign Repair

– Commercial Power Smarting (Energy Efficent Lighting Upgrade)

For a complete list of services please visit: http://prairieelectrical.webs.com

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