Class A FSR Electrical Contractor

Professional Electrical Services Across Metro Vancouver

Red Seal-certified, Class A FSR electrical contractor based in North Vancouver. From permits and inspections to final compliance, we manage the electrical details from start to finish, keeping your project safe, organized, and up to code.

  • Red Seal Electrician
  • Class A FSR
  • TSBC LIC-00215004
  • FSR CEL000245955
Strata Electrical Planning Reports

Is your strata ready for its EPR?

Stratas with five or more lots in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley or the Capital Regional District (excluding islands reachable only by air or boat) need an Electrical Planning Report by December 31, 2026. CNCES prepares EPRs for townhouse and low-rise stratas.

EPR deadline Dec 31, 2026 Stratas with five or more lots in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and the Capital Regional District, excluding islands reachable only by air or boat

Full Project Capability

Class A FSR coverage carries no voltage or capacity ceiling — one credential for projects of any scale.

One Point of Contact

Field Safety Representative of record from permit application through final acceptance — one relationship, full documentation.

Six Specialty Verticals

Dedicated expertise across strata electrical planning reports, energy storage compliance, FSR oversight, estate work, capacity audits, and tenant improvements — not a generalist shop.

Our Services

Full-service electrical solutions, from initial planning through final inspection, with a focus on quality, safety, and compliance.

Led by a Class A FSR

One FSR From Start to Finish

Canadian North Coast Electrical Services is owned and operated by a Red Seal Electrician and Class A FSR — carrying Field Safety Representative coverage with no voltage or capacity ceiling, and no gaps in the compliance record.

Credentials

Principal
Wade Hickey
Certification
Red Seal Electrician
FSR Class
Class A FSR
TSBC Licence
LIC-00215004
FSR Number
CEL000245955

Ready to Discuss Your Project?

Call, email, or send project details — every engagement starts with the Field Safety Representative of record, not a dispatcher.