Full electrical for new homes and builds, from rough-in through to finish, done to the Canadian Electrical Code and Alberta requirements.
No obligation. Daniel quotes every job himself.
On a new build the electrical goes in stages: the service and panel, rough-in while the walls are open, then fit off once the finishes are in. Getting the early stages right is what makes the rest go smoothly, and it is the cheapest time to put capacity and circuits where they will be needed later.
Daniel works through each stage to code and stays in touch from the first call to the final inspection, so you always know where the electrical side of the build stands.

I just finished a huge renovation and Daniel was the electrical contractor. From the moment I met him I knew he was going to be great. He is very caring, professional and detail oriented. Daniel knows his stuff and I plan to hire him again.
Sheila Hellevang · Google review
I can't recommend Daniel enough. He has done lots of exceptional work on our house. In a world where it's difficult to find tradesmen that arrive on time and communicate with you, Daniel is the exception.
Mike Williams · Google review
Rough-in is the stage where wiring, boxes and circuits are installed while the walls and ceilings are still open, and it is typically inspected before insulation and drywall go on. Fit off comes later, when devices, fixtures and covers are installed and the system is finished and tested.
Yes, and a new build is the easiest time to do it. Capacity and circuits for an EV charger, a standby generator or a future basement can be planned into the service and panel from the start, which costs far less than adding them after the walls are closed.
Daniel takes care of the electrical permit and arranges the inspections for the electrical work. He stays in touch from the first call to the final inspection, so you always know which stage the electrical is at and what comes next, without having to chase anyone for an update.
Call or text, or send the form at the top of the page. No obligation, and the quote comes from Daniel himself.