Ardoch Electric Inc.

Ardoch Electric Inc. is an Indigenous-owned electrical contracting company founded in 2008 and proudly listed on the Federal Indigenous Business Directory. Under the leadership of President Scott Ross, who brings over 34 years of electrical industry experience including more than 22 years as a business owner, Ardoch Electric has built a reputation for excellence, reliability, and integrity throughout the Ottawa and Kingston regions. The company specializes in comprehensive electrical solutions for commercial, industrial, and residential clients. Ardoch Electric's safety-certified electricians are particularly experienced in serving retirement and long-term care facilities, delivering code-compliant and dependable electrical services. Their diverse service offerings include electrical contracting, new construction wiring, tenant fit-ups and renovations, generator and EV power installation, fire alarm system installation, electrical maintenance, and thermal scanning. Ardoch Electric has successfully completed notable projects across various sectors, including educational facilities such as Algonquin College Perth Campus, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, and St. Remi Elementary School, as well as federal government sites including the National Research Council (NRC) and Communications Research Centre (CRC), and community projects like the Overbrook Community Center. The company provides 24/7 emergency electrical services to respond quickly to power outages, blown fuses, faulty wiring, and major system failures. As a union contractor affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), Ardoch Electric employs licensed skilled tradesmen committed to delivering top-quality, on-schedule, and cost-effective solutions. The company is an active member of the Electrical Contractors Association (ECA Ottawa) and the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB). With safety as a core value and a focus on quality workmanship and timely project completion, Ardoch Electric serves federal departments, agencies, and contractors across Canada, proudly supporting Canada's 5% Indigenous Procurement Target.