Residential
New builds, renovations, panel upgrades, lighting and everything behind the drywall.
Residential electrical services
, electrical installation and service in Nanaimo and the mid-Island
Elevating homes. Powering possibilities.
Nanaimo & the mid-Island
Electrical work that's planned, tidy, and explained before it starts.
Panels, rewiring, lighting, EV chargers, fit-outs and fault-finding, for homes and for the businesses that keep them running. You get a clear quote, a start date that holds, and a straight answer about what your building actually needs.
Commercial
Shops, offices and small industrial: fit-outs, service upgrades and lighting retrofits.
Commercial electrical servicesService & repair
Breakers that trip, circuits that don't, outlets that hum. Found, explained and fixed.
Service and repairEV chargers
Level 2 home and workplace charging, sized against what your panel can actually carry.
EV chargers installs
For the house you actually live in
Most homes on the Island were wired for a different decade: fewer circuits, smaller panels, no thought given to a heat pump or a car in the driveway. Bringing one forward is rarely one job. It's a panel that can carry the load, circuits that land where you use them, and lighting that makes the rooms feel the way they were designed to.
Renovation, new build or one dead outlet, same approach. Look properly, quote honestly, leave it tidy.
For the building that has to open tomorrow
Commercial work is judged on two things: whether it passes, and whether it got done inside the window you were given. Fit-outs, service upgrades, lighting retrofits, added circuits for new equipment, and the maintenance that keeps a small building off the emergency list.
Scheduled around your hours where it can be, and staged in writing where it can't.
EV charging
A Level 2 charger is a panel question first.
The charger is the easy part. What decides the job is whether your service can carry another 40 amps, where the run has to go, and whether a load calculation says you need a smart split instead of a bigger panel. That gets worked out before anything is quoted, not after the drywall is open.
- Home Level 2 installs, hardwired or on a dedicated outlet
- Load assessment on your existing service before anything is ordered
- Workplace and multi-bay charging for commercial sites
How it goes
Four steps, no surprises
You get in touch
Text, call or the form. Tell me what the building is and what you want done. Photos help, but they're not required.
I look at it properly
A site visit for anything structural, a conversation for anything smaller. This is where the awkward stuff gets found, not on day two.
You get a written quote
Scope, price and a realistic start date. If something could change the number once walls are open, it says so in advance.
The work gets done and cleaned up
Booked in, finished, and left tidy. You get told what was changed and where, in plain language.
At a glance
Where I work
- Nanaimo
- Lantzville
- Nanoose Bay
- Parksville
- Cedar
- Ladysmith
Reply time
Two business days
Every message, including the ones that land while I'm away.
Booking
Booked in advance
Not taken as it comes. It is what keeps a start date a start date.
Questions
The ones I get asked most
Where do you work?
Nanaimo and the surrounding mid-Island communities: Lantzville, Nanoose Bay, Parksville, Cedar and Ladysmith. If you're a bit outside that, ask anyway; it depends on the job.
How quickly will I hear back?
Within two business days, every time. Work is booked in advance rather than taken as it comes, which is what keeps a start date a start date.
For a genuine emergency, call 911 if anything is burning or sparking, or BC Hydro at 1 888 769 3766 for an outage or a downed line.
Do you install EV chargers?
Yes. Level 2 home charging, and multi-bay setups for commercial sites. The first thing that gets checked is whether your existing service can carry the load, because that's what decides the price, not the charger.
Do you do commercial work as well as houses?
Both. Shops, offices and small industrial: fit-outs, service upgrades, lighting retrofits, added circuits for new equipment, and ongoing maintenance.
How do I get a quote?
Text or call (250) 668-5726, or send the form on the contact page. Tell me what the building is and roughly what you want done. Anything structural gets a site visit before a number goes on paper.
Do you work on older homes?
Often. Older Island housing stock usually needs the panel and the circuit count brought forward before anything else is worth doing, so that's normally where a quote starts.
Tell me what you need done
A sentence or two is enough to start. Every message gets an answer within two business days.