Ever wonder what you're neighbours are doing to improve their homes? Discover what other Vancouver homeowners have planned for their Electrical projects by reading the details of their request for quotes below.
In total, TrustedPros has received 101 Electrical projects posted by homeowners in Vancouver seeking the services of local Electricians. Total estimated value of these projects is $684,500.00 with a per project average of $6,777.00.
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City | #Projects | Total Value | Avg Budget |
Surrey | 88 | $809,500.00 | $9,198.00 |
New Westminster | 24 | $90,500.00 | $3,770.00 |
North Vancouver | 40 | $245,500.00 | $6,137.00 |
Coquitlam | 26 | $149,000.00 | $5,730.00 |
Burnaby | 22 | $104,500.00 | $4,750.00 |
Richmond | 14 | $29,100.00 | $2,078.00 |
Delta | 15 | $30,000.00 | $2,000.00 |
Port Coquitlam | 28 | $79,000.00 | $2,821.00 |
West Vancouver | 8 | $27,500.00 | $3,437.00 |
Vancouver | 101 | $684,500.00 | $6,777.00 |
512 sq ft retail location. Brand new, shell location. Bulk head to be added to cover insolation by front store window. Framing to be added to cover cables and water heater above store washroom. Paint job, ceiling and walls.
Overall assessment. Appointment to provide estimate on Tuesday, August 9th at 6pm, located in East Vancouver. Looking for quality service, reasonable estimate.
Please email if available on Tuesday.
I have a dryer booster fan that is currently hooked up to the dryer but does not seem to be working (I just purchased the place and am not able to get information on whether the booster fan is not working, or has not been hooked up). Would like to have someone come in to diagnose and determine if it just needs to be hooked up, or if it needs to be replaced.
Please include in your quote how much you would charge to:
1. diagnose and then hook up the booster fan so that it works
2. diagnose and then if determined that it needs to be replaced, your fees for replacing the booster fan
I would also like to have the dryer duct replaced to something more rigid, so please also include that quote separately.
Thanks!
1950's house needs electrical upgrading. Existing wiring is probably not up to code.
Exposed basement should make this a relatively easy upgrade. Looking forward to getting your quote. 1100 square. ft.
The majority of the walls are lathe and plaster. East Vancouver location just off Renfrew and behind Catholic School.
Install 25 4"pot lights ( 2 in existing fixtures)
Install of dimmers / switches in existing gang and add-on
Install of new 2way switch from non existing wall
Obtain power to TV wall and move coaxial (10') lead available
Have 4 speaker pre wired of which 2 are located on adjacent wall
Installation of 6 new light fixtures
Install of new power for low voltage lighting in bathroom
Will provide all materials if labour contract awarded.
Hi there,
I hope this message finds you well. I'm planning to open a coffee shop and need renovation services. Could you provide a quote for plumbing, electrical, and drywall work? A brief visit for assessment would be appreciated.
Please include costs, estimated timeline, and any relevant project examples.
Thank you,
Sal
Need to connect power to 2 kitchen exhaust fans and one make-up air unit, including interlocking of control panels for this ventilation and fire suppression setup.
Must have previous experience in similar work. Final inspection report from City of Vancouver is required. Electrician must be certified.
Please see attached drawings for details.
We have a home built in 1912. We are completely renovating the basement and installing hydronic radiant heating. I am looking for a quote on the electrical upgrades. Work entails upgrading from 100amp to 200amp wiring for a 760 sq ft suite, plus wiring for renovated kitchen upstairs. In addition there are additional plugs (3) required in the living rooms and 2 bedrooms - 6 outlets.
small job (licensed electrician please)
1) connect an already installed single indoor head ductless mini split (AC + heat pump) to an electrical panel..
2) change a double 110V outlet to a 208/230V outlet for a merchandizing display fridge (single phrase)
I work long hours and cannot pick up phone during work. Please email me or text me if you need more information.
Thanks
The house is 100 years old and currently has 60 amp service. There has been some handyman work done over the years most likely.
Here is the work of scope:
Rewire top floor of house as per plans, add electrical panel on top Site Work
floor, separate wiring between lower floor and upper floor, eliminate
wiring from hidden electrical panel in lower bathroom, all new wiring
to comply with current electrical code
Upgrade electrical service to 125A \
Electrical Permit
GENERAL
Includes all labour and materials
Pot lights to be 4" IC type with white or reflective trims in kitchen
Plugs, switches to be spec grade Decora type
Light fixtures supplied by homeowner, installed by electrician
Hardwired appliances connected by electrician
Hi,
Certified electrician needed: I need to have a heater installed and connect it to a thermostat (220V). I used to have a baseboard heater but it has been removed.
The new heater is similar to this:click here
I would ideally need someone to do this tomorrow - Friday Oct 11 - any time.
(apartment)
Thanks.
Good morning,
I've itemized the four things that I need to have done, as follows:
1. remove the current light fixture in the bathroom and replace with a new 24" fixture 10" above the current fixture.
2. clean up the current bathroom plug outlet near the sink that is in a double metal switch box, and put it in a single box. Also, adjust the electrical wire going into the box so that I can install a recessed 13" wide medicine cabinet between the studs (the electrical wire is stapled to a 2x4 and has to be released).
3. do something with a kitchen plug that is too close to the kitchen sink and is not to code.
4. remove the light fixture over the kitchen table and replace it with a new 42" fan.
I hope an electrician will review the things I need done and contact me to give me a quote to do the work.
Thank you.
Must be licensed to work in City of Vancouver. An electrical permit and inspection is required. I have building permit already. Job is probably only 4 to 8 hours.
Move light switches from one wall to another, move light fixtures, move plugs, move data outlet. Will pay by the hour if you wish.
We have a 3 pot lights in 2 of our bathrooms that aren't working, despite changing the bulbs. They currently use MR16 bulbs. We've also noticed a humming sound when the light is switched on in another bathroom (where all the lights are still working), and so we think that this light might "go" soon, as well.
We live in downtown Vancouver, and are looking for a qualified, licensed electrician who can do the work in a single service call (or offers a free estimate). Could you please respond with the rate charged for a service call, the time provided under the service call, and your hourly rate for any additional time required. Could you please also provide an estimate of how much time you think this would take?
I have a condo downtown Vancouver, I am on Strata, so no problems with parking or hassles, it is a total renovation, and the place is currently ready for the electrician, we have al the materials, and all areas where access is needed, has been created, ie, all the drywall is gone, just dow to the steel studs. I am in a real hurry, as our entire project is waiting for the electrical rough in to complete.
Thanks
Josh
complete rewire of 2000 sq ft renovation in East Vancouver. 200 amp service. Separate subpanel for small basement suite. The home is back to the studs so all wall and ceiling spaces are open and is being renovated with permits, so Licensed electrician required.
An electrical plan if available for viewing.
I have a small space that required some work on the upper floor approx. 250 sq ft. I need approximately 4 power 110 power outlets installed as well as task lighting on the ceiling (approx. 10' ceiling). The commercial building is in China Town, built in 1998, 3 phase, 208, 100 amps to the unit.
At a later date, I would need a kiln hard wired to panel and ducting run from kiln vent to outlet on ceiling per city coding. I have a permit from the city to install the kiln on upper floor, the panel is approx. 10 feet from kiln and the outlet to the roof is above the stairs. Looking to build a good, professional working relationship, quality services at competitive pricing to service other patrons in our strata.
Looking forward to your quote,
Diane
Our florescent light ballast is not working in our underground apartment garage. I required a certified electrician to assist with the testing and replacement of this ballast. It is hardwired to a main light switch. As I am not a trained electrician, I do not know how to properly shut down the power to replace the ballast. To minimise risks, I would like to see if there is a certified electrician who knows what to look for to ensure that the ballast is replaced safely.
Thank you.
Hi guys, I need to budget my home renovation, please. Here are the scope of works. Experience trade professionals with similar scope of works done before please.
1) Remove existing gas furnace and hot water tank, I will put a washing machine and dryer in the same spot. Using the existing furnance water line and vent (please quote all fee including transport and disposal of the existing furnance and water tank. Secure/remove all cut/disconnected gas pipe.
2) Install 2 zones ductless mini multi-split AC + heat pump in the basement
3) Install 5 zones ductless mini multi-split AC + heat pump on the main and upper level.
install 2 tankless hot water heater in the basement (kitchen sink and bathroom shower)
install 4 tankless hot water heater on the main and upper level (kitchen & bathroom on the main level, kitchen, and bathroom on upper level)
Please also include appropriate trade permits (electrical and plumbing) Please quote with detail line break down. Thanks
Thanks in advance
We have an older home (1950's+/-) home with some lathe and plaster and some drywall in need of upgrade to meet minimum modern safety requirements. Mostly checking wiring, adding one more outlet in the living room, replacing 2 elderly probably no longer made fluorescent rods in the kitchen. Also wiring replacement flood light over back door. House located to the East behind Catholic School on Renfrew.
We require someone to install an exhaust fan in our downstairs bathroom. The bathroom has a wall to the outside, and we would need to vent to the exterior. The wiring would obviously need to be run to the fan, and could probably go up beside the existing door frame which has a light switch. Please let me know if you have any questions about the work required.
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