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Electrical jobs in Aurora — get local work on Doyo
Aurora has grown fast — about 41% of its homes were built in 2001 or later, 13% since 2016 — around the older streets of Northeast Old Aurora near Yonge and Wellington. In Aurora, expect outlets, fixtures and panel inspections, with older panels in the oldest streets. You keep your full rate; Doyo’s fee is added to the customer’s price.
Apply here in about five minutes, then finish verification in the Doyo Pro app.
What you earn
- Outlet Install$190Customer pays $224.20, Doyo’s fee included
- Light Fixture$190Customer pays $224.20, Doyo’s fee included
- Panel Inspection$220Customer pays $246.40, Doyo’s fee included
These are the catalog’s starting rates, and what you are paid at them. Tips are yours in full.
The work
What Electrical jobs look like on Doyo
Outlet installs, light fixtures and panel inspections at a flat price. The brief says what is not working, whether a breaker keeps tripping and the age of the home, with a photo of the panel label for panel work.
See it before you take it
The job, the photos, the address area and what you’ll earn.
Your rate is your rate
Doyo’s fee is added for the customer. Tips go to you in full.
Decline freely
No penalty for passing on a job. Only accept-then-cancel counts.
Work close to home
Set your radius. Jobs are offered by distance, availability and score.
Protected on big jobs
Quote-job deposits are held before you start, so customers can’t take the work and vanish.
Your schedule
Go online when you want work, offline when you don’t.
Local
Working in Aurora
Electricity
Alectra Utilities delivers the electricity in Aurora. A panel change or a service upgrade above 100 A is requested through Alectra’s service-request form, alongside the electrician’s ESA notification.
Source: Alectra Utilities, service requestsElectrical permits
Aurora does not issue electrical permits. In Ontario the licensed electrical contractor files the work with the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA), which inspects it. Ask your electrician for the ESA notification number.
Source: Electrical Safety Authority, hiring a contractorThe housing here
Of Aurora’s 21,510 occupied homes in the 2021 census, about 41% were built in 2001 or later — 13% between 2016 and 2021 — and about 22% before 1981; 60% are single-detached houses.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 CensusHeritage district
Aurora’s heritage conservation district is Northeast Old Aurora. Exterior alterations, new construction and demolition there need the Town’s approval first — and so does removing any tree in the district.
Source: Town of Aurora, heritage districtsNeighbourhoods
Aurora Village · Aurora Highlands · Bayview Northeast · Hills of St Andrew · Aurora Heights · Bayview Wellington — and the rest of Aurora.
Requirements
What you’ll need
Customers let Doyo pros into their homes. These checks are why they do.
- 18 or older, legally able to work in Canada
- Government photo ID and a matching selfie
- A clear police record check
- A smartphone with the Doyo Pro app
- Your own tools, and transport to jobs
- ECRA/ESA Licensed Electrical Contractor
Licensed trade
Yes. Electrical work for hire in Ontario must be done by an ECRA/ESA Licensed Electrical Contractor, so Doyo checks the licence before you are offered electrical work and keeps it current. Customers can look the number up on the Electrical Safety Authority’s site.
Some trades also ask for proof of liability insurance; the application tells you if yours does. Doyo reviews your documents — usually within a couple of business days.
Payouts
How payouts work
For jobs the customer pays by card through Doyo, your earnings reach your Doyo balance when the job is completed, and payouts are sent weekly by e-transfer. Tips are yours in full. On quote jobs, the deposit and balance are held until the customer confirms the work, and a warranty holdback is released after the warranty period.
FAQ
Electrical pros: common questions
Service areas
Electrical jobs near Aurora
Other trades on Doyo Pro
Ready when you are.
Apply in about five minutes. Questions first? [email protected]