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Before you buy a hot tub, arrange an electrical assessment. The model you choose, where it will sit, and your home's existing electrical setup can all shape ...
Aluminum wiring does not always need to be replaced. Repair can be a practical choice when the wiring is in good condition and a home has modest electrical n...
Capacitor bank installation can help a BC facility address low power factor when testing shows that reactive power is affecting its electrical use. It is mos...
BC strata corporations that are required to obtain an Electrical Planning Report (EPR) must have it completed by December 31, 2026. We recommend starting wel...
Not every Level 2 EV charger needs a panel upgrade, but we must assess your existing electrical capacity before installation. A 60A, 100A, or 200A panel labe...
In Metro Vancouver, the North Shore, and the Sea to Sky corridor, you generally need an electrical permit for any new wiring, panel changes, EV chargers, or ...
Make Strata EV Charging Fair, Legal, and Sustainable
For most strata parkades in Metro Vancouver, a properly designed LED lighting retrofit is usually worth doing if your fixtures are older or residents are unh...
Electrical problems can be stressful, especially when you are not sure if it is safe to touch anything. Some simple checks are fine for most homeowners, prop...
If your home still has 100 amps of service, there is a good chance it is starting to feel tight for how you live now. More appliances, more electronics, plus...
If you see smoke, smell burning, feel heat, or get a shock, shut things down if you can do so safely, and call a 24-hour emergency electrician in Vancouver r...
Electrical problems become emergencies when there is an immediate risk of fire, shock, or loss of power to critical systems. In Metro Vancouver's older homes...