Strata electrical and EV companies in BC

Atlantic Electrical provides electrical contracting, EV charging and building electrical planning from Burnaby. Its services page separates EV Ready Plans and Electrical Planning Reports from charger supply, installation and commissioning. Electrical design, inspections, troubleshooting and maintenance are also listed. The company describes Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley coverage, including travel from Squamish to Chilliwack, and says it began in 2015. Councils can approach it for planning or for the installation stage, while confirming the scope and who will sign a required report. The project-inquiry email is reproduced as published; an apparent misspelling in the website's general email is not silently corrected.

AWSE lists electrical installation and maintenance-related services for strata management, and identifies Whistler among its markets.

CF Electrical Services is a strata electrical consulting firm in Vancouver. It prepares Electrical Planning Reports and EV Ready Plans and manages strata electrification projects, and says it works with strata corporations in every region of BC.

ChargeFWD prepares electrical planning reports and EV-ready plans for multi-unit residential properties and other facilities. Its solutions page distinguishes the general electrical-capacity report from EV infrastructure planning, which includes charging options and cost estimates. The company also advertises charger supply, installation and aftercare. It publishes Vancouver as its contact location, a general email and two named inquiry contacts. Ryan Chan's published inquiry number is used here; no broader service area is assumed.

Cielo Electric, trading as Cielo EV Charging Systems, designs and installs EV charging for strata, residential and commercial properties. Its published process begins with an on-site review and available building drawings, followed by system design, a quotation, installation and follow-up support. The company also offers Electrical Planning Reports covering existing capacity and loads, future demand and demand-management recommendations. Strata inquiries have a dedicated project-estimate form. A general phone and email are published; the checked pages do not identify an office address.

Edwards Electric designs and installs EV-charging infrastructure for strata and multi-unit residential buildings, workplaces and other properties. Its dedicated EV division includes consultation, project management, design and installation. The company describes EV-ready plans and has published locations in Saanichton and Vancouver. The main office phone and shared email are used here. Electrical planning reports appear in the association intake but are not added until the company's exact report-author scope is confirmed.

Electric Asset provides EV charging infrastructure and energy-management systems for strata condominiums, townhouses, new developments and mixed-use buildings. Its additional services include electrical capacity studies, solar and battery integration, rebate planning and ongoing system support. The Electrical Planning Report service describes a site visit, electrical-drawing review and analysis of twelve months of hydro data, with recommendations for future loads and demand reduction. The company lists service cities across BC and operates primarily remotely; its phone and general email are published without an office street address.

ENGIPRO provides depreciation reports, building-condition assessments and warranty reviews for BC strata properties. Its electrical service combines an electrical planning report, EV-ready plan and opportunity assessment, with capacity and future-demand analysis. The company lists service communities across Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Sea-to-Sky and Vancouver Island. It publishes a Vancouver mailing address and a general inquiry contact.

IP Distribution (Innovative Power) supplies load sharing devices that let EV chargers, dryers, air conditioners and heat pumps share an existing circuit. The site says it also provides the engineering for EV Ready Plans and Electrical Planning Reports for homes, stratas and commercial properties.

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Knappett Industries is a general and civil contractor with a separately stated EV charging and electrical-infrastructure installation service. Its company pages describe installing charging stations and electrical utilities alongside site development, concrete and asphalt work. The Nanaimo office is the primary contact here, with additional offices in Courtenay, Fort St. John and Prince George. CHOA advertises Electrical Planning Reports and provides an EPR contact, but the company site does not explain the service or identify the author. Before requesting a report, confirm the responsible author and their qualifications. For installation, ask who will carry out the electrical work.

LogicLamp installs and maintains electrical and energy-efficiency upgrades. Its EV service covers Level 2 and DC fast charger sales and installation, site evaluation, permitting, utility coordination and post-installation support. The company specifically includes multi-unit residential buildings among its charging clients. It also provides LED lighting retrofits and preventive electrical inspections, diagnostics and repairs. The Canadian office is published in Vancouver, separate from its US and India offices, and enquiries use a national phone and general email. Councils should confirm the BC contracting entity, licence standing and project team. Electrical Planning Reports are not stated in the published service scope.

McCuaig & Associates Engineering works on assessment, renovation and renewal of occupied residential, commercial and public buildings. Its published services include building-condition assessments, depreciation reports, enclosure investigations and remedial design. The firm also lists electrical-capacity reports and EV infrastructure design, alongside mechanical-system renewal and energy audits. Councils can use those scopes to distinguish a physical condition investigation from reserve funding or electrical-demand planning. The company publishes a Burnaby office under its Vancouver heading and a separate Victoria office. Design, tender assistance, contract administration, field review and commissioning are consulting services rather than installation contracts.

Merka Building Solutions provides strata depreciation reports and Electrical Planning Reports from North Vancouver. Depreciation work inventories common building components, reviews their condition and remaining life, estimates replacements and develops a long-term capital plan. Electrical studies review service capacity, existing distribution and demand, future electrification scenarios and potential upgrade costs. EV charging is included in capacity and load-management planning, but charger installation is not stated in the published scope. The company describes Metro Vancouver coverage and also publishes broader BC service language. Energy audits, carbon reporting and mechanical design are separate offerings. Confirm the proposed report author's qualifications and current standing before engagement.

Muir Engineering prepares electrical planning reports and EV-ready plans for strata corporations and property managers. Its published scope includes existing-system assessments, load calculations, capacity analysis and EV-charging feasibility studies. The company describes electrical upgrade planning and coordination with contractors and utilities. It serves most of Vancouver Island and many Gulf Islands from its Comox office. It is listed as a consultant and report author, not as an installer.

Osprey Electric provides electrical services for homeowners and strata properties on Vancouver Island. Its website lists EV charging, electrical inspections, generator work and solar systems, with offices in Parksville and Campbell River. A dedicated service page offers electrical planning reports and EV-ready plans as separate documents. This record uses the Parksville office and company inquiry email. Contractor installation and report preparation are listed separately so councils can identify the work they need.

Protocol EMC offers depreciation reports, Electrical Planning Reports and EV Ready Plans for strata councils and property managers in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Its depreciation-report service covers common-property inventory, condition evaluation, maintenance information and financial forecasts. Electrical planning addresses current capacity, spare capacity and future demands such as EV charging and heat pumps; the EV Ready Plan is a separate charging-infrastructure planning service. It also prepares specifications for heating and cooling upgrades. The company publishes a general phone and email and offers a free, no-obligation proposal; installer work is not established by these planning pages.

Quantum Lighting combines lighting design and upgrades with an electrical installation and maintenance division. Its BC electrical services explicitly include EV charger installations, EV Ready Plans and Electrical Planning Reports. The same division lists electrical distribution, switchgear, backup power, lighting controls and preventive maintenance, with 24-hour emergency service. Its company pages describe in-house electrical engineering and trade staff, but professional standing has not been independently checked. Councils can contact the Coquitlam office to discuss whether a project needs a planning report, charger installation, lighting retrofit or ongoing electrical service. Confirm the report author, eligibility and responsible sign-off separately from installation.

rbq Engineering provides electrical assessments and design advice for EV charging and building electrification. Its published scope includes EV Ready Plans, Electrical Planning Reports and electrical building-condition assessments. The condition-assessment work addresses equipment condition, maintenance needs and capacity for additional loads; EV planning and design are separate project services. The company publishes a Vancouver office, phone and general email. This profile covers engineering and planning rather than charger installation by a contractor.

Re-Charge Electrical Solutions installs EV charging and load-management equipment for multi-unit residential buildings and townhouse stratas with limited electrical capacity. Its published process includes a building-load assessment, permits, a central controller and owner-added managed loads. The company also handles commercial electrical work from a Burnaby location. The public service-centre phone and booking form are used here. A free assessment is advertised, but the site's written load report is not treated as proof that it authors statutory electrical planning reports.

Reisinger Electric is a licensed electrical contractor working in Surrey, Langley, Abbotsford and the wider Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland. Its site lists EV charger installation, generators, outdoor lighting and residential, strata and commercial electrical work, and its contact page invites strata councils to request Electrical Planning Reports.

RSK Strata Advisors prepares depreciation reports and capital reserve-fund studies for BC strata corporations under the BC Depreciation Reports website. Its report process describes a walk-through and inventory of major common-property assets, documented condition issues and funding analysis, including a company-developed reserve health index. Separate published services include electrical planning reports and EV-ready plans with capacity calculations, projected demand, upgrade-cost estimates and load-reduction recommendations. These are assessment and planning services, not charger installation. The current site publishes a Port Moody mailing contact, phone and email. Councils should confirm author qualifications, deliverables and fees before engagement.

Wyse Meter Solutions provides utility submetering and billing for condominiums, with EV charging delivered through its dedicated EVSTART business. The published charging service includes site planning, charger installation, ongoing management, maintenance and repair, plus consumption billing. Councils can discuss an upfront purchase or a charging-as-a-service arrangement; financing and contract terms need a project-specific quote. Its Vancouver location is a Western Sales Office, while the published sales phone is national. Resident billing support has a separate number. Confirm which legal entity will contract with the strata and which installation team will do the work. The published service scope does not include Electrical Planning Reports. Its utility submetering service also includes leak and freeze detection with email alerts.