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In Amos, 7 companies are listed as active for electrical work in RBQ data dated November 3, 2026. 6 (86%) have held their licence for 10 years or more, the oldest since 1984; none got its licence in the last 90 days.
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Finding an electrician in Amos
Looking for an electrician in Amos? 4 of the 7 companies on the list work in this trade only; the others are also listed in other trades: heating, ventilation and air conditioning (3), renovation, construction and general work (1) and plumbers (1).
Amos ranks 3rd of 16 cities in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region for this trade, with 12% of the region's 59 companies.
The choice is limited in Amos. Companies from nearby cities in the region, such as Val-d'Or (18), Rouyn-Noranda (16) and La Sarre (3), may also serve your area: ask them.
The RBQ numbers: electricians in Amos
7companies with an active licence
0new licences in 90 daysnone in the last 30 days
6have held their licence for 10 years or more86% · the oldest since 1984
1have a $40,000 licence bondand 6 at $20,000 · may compensate a client under RBQ rules
- All of them have a published phone number: you can call them directly.
- 6 licences issued by the Corporation des maîtres électriciens du Québec (CMEQ).
- Most common subcategories: 16 Electrical work (7), 15.9 Small refrigeration systems (2), 15.1 Forced-air heating systems (2), 15.2 Natural gas burner systems (2).
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Open data of the Régie du bâtiment du Québec as of November 3, 2026, updated every night.
Required licence, issuing body and subcategories for this trade: Electricians in Greater Montréal.
Homes in Amos (2021 Census)
5,750households in a private dwelling
61%of dwellings built before 1981including 21% before 1961
59%of households own their home
51%of dwellings are single-detached houses
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census, table 98-10-0233-01 (25% sample, rounded counts), Statistics Canada Open Licence.
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