Licensed electricians for new residential builds across Greater Vancouver — rough-in through final inspection, fully permitted and to BC Electrical Code. One point of contact from plans to final inspection.
If any of these apply, we can handle the electrical scope — start to finish.
You're planning to build a new home and need a licensed electrical contractor to handle permits, inspections, rough-in, finish, and final sign-off.
You're a builder or general contractor looking for a dependable electrical subcontractor who can keep pace with your projects.
From permit application to final sign-off — we handle the full electrical scope.
We review your drawings, run a load calculation, and provide a detailed quote. Send us plans or a scope overview — we'll get back to you promptly.
Permit application and temporary electrical power setup — so your site has power as early as possible. Temporary power requires its own permit, which we handle.
Complete wiring, panels, conduit, underground work, and specialty rough-ins (EV charger, heat pump, hot tub, in-floor heat). Where underground cables or conduit are involved, we coordinate the required pre-burial inspection.
Rough-in is the highest-value phase to get right. Before the walls close, we go back and check everything.
We schedule and coordinate the rough-in inspection before insulation and drywall go up. Once the inspection passes, insulation can proceed. All work is done to the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) and BC Electrical Code.
Devices, fixtures, breakers, smoke alarms, and final connections — completed after drywall and painting.
Final inspection coordination, full system testing, panel labeling, and occupancy-ready sign-off.
We handle the electrical scope for a range of new residential construction projects across Greater Vancouver.
Rough-in is everything done while the walls are open: running all the wiring, installing the panel and boxes, setting outlet and switch locations, and pulling circuits for appliances and specialty loads. This phase ends with an electrical inspection (TSBC or municipal) before insulation and drywall go up.
Finish happens after drywall and painting: installing the actual outlets, switches, light fixtures, panel breakers, and appliances. This phase ends with the final electrical inspection.
Yes — we pull the electrical permit, coordinate all inspections, and ensure all work is done to the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) and BC Electrical Code. You and your GC don't need to manage any electrical paperwork. Inspections typically include: temporary power, rough-in (before insulation and drywall), final (after finish), and where applicable, a pre-pour inspection for underground conduit and cables embedded in concrete.
Send us your architectural drawings or a scope summary — square footage, number of floors, suite or laneway home included, and any specialty loads you're planning (EV charger, heat pump, hot tub, in-floor heat). We'll review and provide a detailed quote.
If plans aren't ready yet, a rough description of the project is enough to start a conversation. Contact us →
A good electrical subcontractor should make your job easier, not create more work.
Whether you're building a custom home, laneway home, townhouse, or multiplex, we provide dependable electrical support from rough-in through final inspection.
We're always interested in connecting with builders and general contractors looking for a long-term electrical partner.
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Temporary electrical power — construction site
Overhead supply, underground service entry
Overhead permanent service
Underground conduit installation
Rough-in wiring
Rough-in wiring
Finish — devices and fixtures
Finish — devices and fixtures
Finish — devices and fixtures
Finish — devices and fixtures
Ready to get started? Send us your plans or a project overview and we'll get back to you with a free quote. We serve homeowners, builders, and GCs across Greater Vancouver.
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