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CONDUITFOLKELECTRIC // NEW WEST BC
Galvanized steel electrical conduit runs and an open 200-amp copper busbar breaker panel mounted on a concrete basement wall in New Westminster.
REF_01 // HOME_HERORESIDENTIAL & LIGHT-COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
EST. 2016 // SAPPERTON, NEW WESTMINSTER
NEW WESTMINSTER · BURNABY · COQUITLAM · NORTH SURREY

HARD-WIRED FOR NEW WESTMINSTER.

Straight steel EMT conduit. 200-amp copper-bus panel upgrades, load-managed EV charging, and surgical lath-and-plaster rewiring with itemized Metro Vancouver CAD pricing on the table before we unroll a wire spool.

REQUEST A VISITCAD RATE SCHEDULE
SCHEMATIC_01 // STEPPED CONDUIT LOAD PATH
MODE: 5-STEP RELAY PULSE (500MS STEP)
AUX_BRANCH // 60A SUITE SUB-PANEL01RISER02METER03200A_BUS04LOAD_MGR05BRANCH06ENERGIZEVOLTAGE DROP CHECK // PASSCONDUCTOR: 2/0 AWG CU RW90MAX CONTINUOUS: 160A @ 80% RATED
STEP OVERRIDE:
TERMINAL 06: REQUEST A VISIT
01 // YEARS IN NEW WEST
10 YRS
Founded 2016 in Sapperton
02 // 200A PANEL SWAPS
410+
Single-day energized turnarounds
03 // EV CHARGER RUNS
340+
Hardwired + EVEMS load controllers
04 // CALL-OUT RATE
$145
CAD 1st hour fault isolation
200A PANEL UPGRADE: $2,400 – $4,200 CAD//LEVEL 2 EV CHARGER INSTALL: $780 – $1,650 CAD//RECESSED LED POT LIGHTS: $165 – $220 CAD / FIXTURE//TROUBLESHOOTING CALL-OUT: $145 CAD FIRST HOUR//ALUMINUM PIGTAIL REMEDIATION: $1,850 – $3,100 CAD//
200A PANEL UPGRADE: $2,400 – $4,200 CAD//LEVEL 2 EV CHARGER INSTALL: $780 – $1,650 CAD//RECESSED LED POT LIGHTS: $165 – $220 CAD / FIXTURE//TROUBLESHOOTING CALL-OUT: $145 CAD FIRST HOUR//ALUMINUM PIGTAIL REMEDIATION: $1,850 – $3,100 CAD//
REF_02 // TRANSPARENT METRO VANCOUVER RATE CARDS

ELECTRICAL WORK & CAD PRICING

FULL SPEC SHEETS & BREAKDOWNS
SPEC_01 // 1 Full Workday (7–9 hrs)$2,400 – $4,200 CAD

200A Main Service & Panel Upgrades

Replace crowded 60A or 100A split-bus panels and vintage fuse enclosures with high-capacity 200A 40/80-circuit copper-bus panels built for heat pumps, induction ranges, and basement suites.

  • ▪40-space / 80-circuit heavy-gauge steel enclosure with copper busbar
  • ▪New service mast weatherhead, rigid conduit riser, or underground meter base feed
  • ▪Dual ground-rod bonding and cold-water jumper installation
LEAD: Marek KowalskiINSPECT RATE SHEET
SPEC_02 // 3 – 6 Hours$780 – $2,150 CAD

Level 2 EV Charger & Load Management

Hardwired 48A–60A Level 2 charging stations and NEMA 14-50 receptacles routed in clean surface EMT conduit or concealed wall runs—including EVEMS load controllers for 100A panels.

  • ▪Full continuous-load calculation on existing main panel before drilling
  • ▪Hardwired Tesla Wall Connector, Flo, ChargePoint, or Grizzl-E mounting
  • ▪3/4-inch or 1-inch galvanized EMT steel conduit with compression fittings
LEAD: Priya DhaliwalINSPECT RATE SHEET
SPEC_03 // 4 – 8 Hours$165 – $220 CAD / fixture

Recessed LED Pot Lights & Switching

Architectural 3-inch and 4-inch IC-rated airtight LED downlights, gimbal wall-washers, and multi-location smart dimmer banks installed with laser layout alignment and minimal ceiling patching.

  • ▪Colour-selectable (2700K / 3000K / 3500K) high-CRI flicker-free LED modules
  • ▪Airtight vapour boots for insulated attic spaces in top-floor rooms
  • ▪Cross-joist precision fishing with dust-shrouded hole saws
LEAD: Devon ChenINSPECT RATE SHEET
SPEC_04 // 1 Day to 2 Weeks$1,400 – $19,500 CAD

Heritage Rewiring & Aluminum Mitigation

Surgical replacement of ungrounded two-wire / knob-and-tube circuits in pre-1950 New Westminster character homes, plus copper pigtailing for 1970s aluminum branch wiring.

  • ▪Circuit-by-circuit mapping of legacy cloth-insulated or aluminum runs
  • ▪Keyhole fishing behind original lath-and-plaster and tall fir baseboards
  • ▪Dedicated 20A kitchen counter, dishwasher, microwave, and laundry circuits
LEAD: Devon ChenINSPECT RATE SHEET
SPEC_05 // 1 – 3 Hours$145 CAD (1st hr) + $110/hr

Troubleshooting Call-Outs & Light Commercial

Rapid fault-finding for dead circuits, nuisance breaker trips, overheated neutral lugs, and 208V/240V three-phase machinery drops for Columbia St and Sapperton storefronts.

  • ▪First 60 minutes of on-site diagnostic testing and fault isolation
  • ▪Thermal camera scan of main busbars, sub-panels, and high-draw breakers
  • ▪Immediate repair using stocked service-van breakers, receptacles, and lugs
LEAD: Elias VanceINSPECT RATE SHEET
SPEC_06 // RAPID RESPONSE & QUOTES

NEED A SITE WALK OR FAULT CALL-OUT?

Send us your panel amperage and neighbourhood. Our front-end CRM Lead Engine assigns the right lead electrician and outputs your estimated CAD bracket immediately.

LAUNCH CRM LEAD FORMCALL 604-555-0167
REF_03 // METRO VANCOUVER DISPATCH TELEMETRY

ACTIVE SERVICE ZONES & CREW ETA

ADD-ON 02 // INTERACTIVE SVG ZONE SCHEMATICHOVER OR TAB THROUGH NEIGHBOURHOOD SECTORS
SERVICING_NOW: SAPPERTON // ETA: 20 – 35 MINS
SECTOR_GRID // NEW WESTMINSTER & FRASER RIVER CORRIDORSCALE: SCHEMATIC // NAD83
FRASER RIVER CHANNELBURNABYZ-04COQUITLAMZ-05UPTOWNZ-02SAPPERTONZ-01 // HQQUEENSBOROUGHZ-03NORTH SURREYZ-06
ZONE_01 // NW_EAST

Sapperton

CREW ETA WINDOW
20 – 35 MINS
DISPATCH TRAVEL FEE
$0 (Home Base Zone)
GRID COORDS
49.2245° N, 122.8898° W
TYPICAL BUILDING STOCK IN SAPPERTON:

1910–1955 Craftsman bungalows, steep hillside lots, basement suites, Columbia St storefronts.

MOST FREQUENT DISPATCHES:
  • 100A to 200A Overhead Mast Upgrades
  • Secondary Suite 60A Sub-Panels
  • Heat Pump 240V Feeds
RECENT FIELD LOG: JOB-001: 1928 Craftsman 200A Panel Swap ($3,480 CAD)
BOOK CREW IN SAPPERTONVIEW LOGS
REF_04 // DOCUMENTED NEW WESTMINSTER INSTALLATIONS

RECENT PROJECT LOG

INSPECT ALL 4 FIELD LOGS
Close-up of a newly installed 200-amp electrical service panel with neat right-angle copper and black conductors mounted on fir plywood.
JOB-001 // SAPPERTON
$3,480 CAD
East Columbia & Braid Corridor · 8.5 Crew Hours · LEAD: Marek Kowalski & Elias Vance

1928 Craftsman 200A Panel Swap & Basement Suite Sub-Feed

Homeowners were finishing a one-bedroom basement suite and adding a ducted heat pump, but the house still ran on a crowded 100A split-bus panel from 1974 with double-tapped breakers and zero spare slots.

Mounted a new 3/4-inch fir plywood backer board, installed a 200A 40/80-circuit copper-bus main panel, upgraded the rigid galvanized service mast through the eaves, and ran a 60A EMT conduit sub-feed to the suite utility closet.

DATE: September 2026BEFORE / AFTER SPECS
Galvanized steel junction boxes and flexible metallic conduit neatly secured along old-growth Douglas fir floor joists in a heritage basement.
JOB-002 // UPTOWN
$11,900 CAD
Third Ave / Queen's Park Border · 36 Crew Hours (4.5 Days) · LEAD: Devon Chen & Marek Kowalski

1914 Edwardian Lath-and-Plaster Rewire & Gimbal Downlights

Second-floor bedrooms and dining room still operated on ungrounded two-wire circuits spliced inside ceiling roses, while the kitchen shared a single 15A circuit with the dining room.

Used flexible steel fish tapes through baseboard pockets and attic drop-cavities to replace 18 legacy branch runs without gutting the original horsehair plaster walls. Added 12 airtight 3-inch LED gimbals and four dedicated 20A kitchen circuits.

DATE: August 2026BEFORE / AFTER SPECS
REF_05 // VERIFIED HOMEOWNER & STOREFRONT REPORTS

FIVE NEIGHBOURHOOD REPORTS

01 // REPORTSapperton

“Marek and Elias swapped our 1950s fuse box to a 200-amp panel in a single dry Tuesday. Every conduit bend in our utility room looks like it was measured with a laser.”

Graham T. — Sapperton
WORK: 200A Panel Upgrade
02 // REPORTQueensborough

“Two other quotes told us we needed a $4,000 service upgrade just to plug in our EV. Priya installed a load-management module and ran clean steel conduit in our garage for less than half of that.”

Jaspreet K. — Queensborough
WORK: EV Charger + Load Controller
03 // REPORTUptown

“We were terrified of tearing open original 1922 plaster walls for pot lights and new kitchen circuits. Devon fished every wire with barely a keyhole patch needed.”

Claire M. — Uptown
WORK: Heritage Plaster Rewire & Pot Lights
04 // REPORTBurnaby

“Called at 7:30 AM when half our café prep line lost power. Elias arrived in 40 minutes, traced a burnt neutral lug in the sub-panel, and had our espresso bar running before 9:00 AM.”

Marcus L. — Burnaby
WORK: Commercial Fault Call-Out
05 // REPORTCoquitlam

“The itemized CAD quote matched the final invoice to the dollar. They vacuumed every speck of drywall dust and labeled all 38 breakers in plain English.”

Nadia R. — Coquitlam
WORK: Aluminum Remediation & Sub-Panel
CALL 604-555-0167REQUEST A VISIT