Hire a reliable, affordable electrician in Castlegar

Locally owned and operated, ADM Electric offers a wide range of electrical services to customers in Castlegar, Nelson, Trail and throughout the West Kootenay. Since 2003, we’ve been meeting the electrical needs of residential, commercial, industrial and institutional clients throughout the Kootenays.

With a team of certified electricians and five fully equipped service trucks, we take on jobs of all sizes. Whether you require new installations, repairs or upgrades, we’ll get the job done right and in a timely manner.

Get a quote on our electrical services in Castlegar

If you need an electrician in Castlegar or the surrounding area, give us a call at 250-304-8262 or toll-free at 1-866-304-8262. You can also reach out via our Contact Us form.

I need an electrician in Castlegar. What services does ADM Electric provide?

At ADM Electric, your safety is our main priority. That is why we do electrical inspections on your home to ensure there aren’t any loose wires that can lead to electrical fires. If you often experience power surges, contact us now. We’ll do a thorough inspection of your building’s electrical system and get it working effectively again.

Electrical services offered:

• Wiring for new residential construction
• Wiring for new commercial construction
• Wiring for new industrial construction
• Wiring for new institutional construction (e.g., schools)
• Electrical installations and repairs for residences (including custom homes)
• Designing and building
• Lighting upgrades
• Panel and service upgrades
• Electrical maintenance
• Service calls
• Electrical inspections
• Temporary electrical service rentals (if you build a new house, you need temporary electrical service for the builders)
• Voice and data outlets
• Renovations
• Five fully equipped service trucks

How do I know when it’s time to call an electrician?

There are a few clear signs that rewiring or other electrical work is required, including:

• Circuit breakers are tripping or fuses are blowing frequently
• Your home has wires running underneath the carpet, or you have multi-receptacle add-ons such as power bars overloading your outlets (in which case you may need to install more outlets and circuits with duplex receptacles)
• You experience flickering or dimming lights (especially when you’re using power-hungry appliances)
• Older-style outlets that will not accommodate three-prong grounded plugs (this can result in a major safety hazard)
• Rust or moisture around the main electrical service panel
• The surfaces of outlets or switches feel warm to the touch or have blackening around the edges

Are the electrical contractors at ADM Electric fully licensed?

Electrical work requires high standards of workmanship. With us, you can be assured that your home is in the right hands.

At ADM Electric, we ensure our team is highly trained and capable of doing every job efficiently and safely. In addition to their expertise, our journeyman electricians are all fully licensed, insured and bonded, ensuring all work respects safety standards.

What electrical services are required for new construction projects?

In new construction projects, lighting and power distribution are two important factors. Having an expert install the electrical system is paramount to creating a sound building that meets all the necessary safety requirements. Doing the job right can ensure many years of functionality and reduce the need for repairs or rewiring in the future.

When you need to install an electrical system in your new home, office or factory, contact the wiring experts. We do everything from installing panels to wiring electrical terminals and even more.

I’m doing a home renovation project in Castlegar. What electrical upgrades are necessary?

You may consider a number of different upgrades to your electrical system when doing a reno project. For example:

• Install Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) in kitchens and bathrooms or anywhere that appliances might get into contact with water. GFCIs are an essential safety feature that older homes may not have
• Add more outlets to accommodate ample electrical usage
• Upgrade existing outlets if plugs tend to fall out (i.e., they are losing their “grip” over time, which would normally hold the plug in place)
• Upgrade your electrical wiring to accommodate modern safety standards