Services
- Outlets and Circuits
- Electrical Panel Upgrades
- Pot lights, under-cabinet lighting
- Ceiling Fan installation
- Breakers and Fuses
- Code Corrections and Upgrades
- "Grow-op" Restoration Specialists
- Troubleshooting
- Lighting Design
- Customized electrical layout to suit your needs
- Wood frame or steel frame
- Work done to construction deadlines
- On budget with customer specifications
- Tenant Improvements -
Retail & Office
- Security and Emergency Lighting
- Regular Maintence of Building and Property Electrical Systems
- Service Calls to Rental Properties, Retail Spaces, Warehouses, etc.
- Data and network cable setup
GFCI - Ground Fault Circuit Interruption.
A GFCI is an electronic device for protecting people from serious injury due to electric shock. GFCI's constantly monitor electricity flowing in a circuit. If the flow differs by even a slight amount from that returning, the GFCI will quickly shut off the current flowing through that circuit. GFCI's can detect even small variations in the amount of current flowing through an electrical product, even amounts too small to activate a fuse or circuit breaker. GFCI's work quickly to help protect consumers from severe electric shocks and electrocution
The third prong on a plug provides a path to ground for electricity that is straying or leaking from a product. This helps protect the equipment and can help prevent electric shock.
Customer Feedback
"What is a GFCI plug and do I need one?" Roger B.-
Delta
"Why do some plugs have 3 prongs attatched?"
Maureen T - Surrey
"After
dealing with so many unreliable contractors you were such a relief
to deal with. I knew I could trust you to provide all the proper
permits and that all the work was going to be done properly.
Now I know my kids will be safe in our new basement. Thanks Chad!" Pam C - Port Coquitlam
