Faults & tripping
Breakers that trip, circuits that go dead, lights that flicker or dim when something else turns on.
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Installation, service and repair for homes and small commercial buildings across Nanaimo and the mid-Island. If what you need isn't listed, ask; most electrical work falls somewhere in here.
New builds, renovations and the long list of things an older house needs before anything else is worth doing. Quoted properly, so the number you're given is the number you pay unless something genuinely changes behind a wall.
Shops, offices, small warehouses and light industrial. Work staged around your opening hours where that's possible, and scheduled in writing where it isn't, because the cost of a commercial job is usually the downtime rather than the labour.
Experience across residential, commercial and some light industrial work, so a building that's a bit of all three doesn't need three trades to look at it.
Service & repair
Half of electrical repair is diagnosis, and the other half is telling you what actually happened in language you can act on. You'll get both, including when the honest answer is that the fix is smaller than you feared.
Breakers that trip, circuits that go dead, lights that flicker or dim when something else turns on.
Aluminium branch wiring, knob-and-tube, undersized panels, backstabbed devices and painted-over junctions.
Failed outlets and switches, damaged fixtures, burnt terminations, water-damaged runs and rodent damage.
A walk-through before you buy, renovate or rent out, with a written list of what needs doing and what can wait.
One more circuit, one more outlet, one more light. The small jobs most shops won't book.
Planned visits for commercial sites so lamp changes and small faults get handled together instead of one call at a time.
The charger is the cheap part. What decides the job is whether your panel can carry another 40 amps, how far the run has to travel, and whether a load calculation says a smart split beats a service upgrade.
Describe it in a sentence and I'll tell you what's involved. No charge for asking.