Grounded in Ontario: Episode 18 – Meter Bases – Bonding, Safety, and Section 10 Changes

July 24, 2025

ESA Technical Advisor, Trevor Tremblay, reveals how meter bases can go from  simple to seriously risky if installed incorrectly.

As code enforcement around meter bases ramps up, contractors must stay sharp, read all rules carefully (especially those “notwithstanding” clauses), and double-check labeling. With the right education and planning, the transition can be safe, seamless, and built for the future.

In this episode, ESA Technical Advisor, Trevor Tremblay, joins new host, Saira Husain, to walk through common mistakes, updated code requirements, and best practices for bonding and grounding meter bases, especially in the lead-up to the October 2025 enforcement deadline.

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