Character homes
Many pre-1940 homes still have knob-and-tube wiring and a 60A or 100A service. Most of a rewire can be done from the basement, attic and closets without opening every wall.
Character homes on small original services, and laneway houses that add another home to the lot.
Local conditions
Many pre-1940 homes still have knob-and-tube wiring and a 60A or 100A service. Most of a rewire can be done from the basement, attic and closets without opening every wall.
A house, basement suite and laneway house on one lot is common. The laneway house needs its own feeder and sub-panel, and the combined load often means a service upgrade.
Services
Service upgrades, plus safety inspections & code compliance.
ViewLevel 2 home chargers, hot tubs, swim spas, saunas and outdoor power.
ViewGenerators, transfer switches, solar and home battery systems for power outages.
ViewInterior and exterior lighting installation, upgrades, controls, and energy-efficient solutions.
ViewAutomation, cameras, motion sensors, network cabling, intercom and in-ceiling audio.
ViewRough-in through finish on new builds, whole-home rewiring, and renovations with your builder.
ViewHelping BC strata buildings assess electrical capacity, improve efficiency and plan for EV charging and heat pump installations.
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Older homes with fuse panels and knob-and-tube wiring, often replaced because an insurer asked.
Older homes in Maillardville, and large newer homes on Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau.
Secondary suites and coach houses are common, so most jobs start with whether the service can carry the extra load.
EV chargers in newer neighbourhoods, panel upgrades in older homes, and power to outbuildings on acreage.
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