Fourplex, Townhome & Multi-Unit Electrical

Multi-Family Electrical Contractor in Delta & the Lower Mainland

Complete electrical planning, rough-in, service and distribution work, unit wiring, common-area power, and finish electrical for fourplexes, townhomes, row homes, and low-rise residential projects across Delta, Surrey, Burnaby, Vancouver, Richmond, Langley, and Coquitlam.

Hundel Electric works with builders, developers, and general contractors from drawing review through finishing. Related project needs can include electrical service upgrades, EV charger readiness, new construction electrical, and shared-property electrical planning.

TSBC License #LEL0201692 · Red Seal & FSR certified electricians · Based in North Delta, BC · Serving the Lower Mainland since 2007

Multi-unit construction

Organized electrical work from the first drawing to final finishing.

Multi-family construction requires more coordination than repeating the same unit several times. Services, meter locations, panels, unit layouts, mechanical equipment, exterior lighting, common areas, parkades, inspections, and future EV demand must work together as one complete electrical system.

Fourplex electrical

Complete electrical work for fourplexes and small multi-unit residential developments, including unit wiring, panels, appliance circuits, lighting, common areas, and finishing.

Townhomes and row homes

Electrical rough-in and finishing organized by building, floor, unit, electrical room, and construction phase for townhouse and row-home developments.

Low-rise and common areas

Hallway lighting, exterior lighting, parkade circuits, service rooms, shared equipment power, common receptacles, and building electrical distribution.

Service, distribution, and EV readiness

Planning around electrical service capacity, metering, distribution equipment, unit panels, mechanical loads, and future EV charging pathways.

What this service can include

Complete multi-family electrical scope

  • Drawing and electrical-scope review
  • Fourplex, townhouse, and row-home wiring
  • Unit rough-in and finish electrical
  • Panel, service, metering, and distribution coordination
  • Kitchen, laundry, appliance, and mechanical circuits
  • Common-area, parkade, and exterior lighting
  • EV charger conduit and electrical-capacity planning
  • Permit and inspection coordination where included in the scope
  • Final device installation, testing, and panel labeling

Information needed for pricing

What builders should send

  • Architectural and electrical drawings
  • Project location and municipality
  • Number of buildings, units, and storeys
  • Target service size and unit panel sizes if known
  • Mechanical, appliance, EV, and specialty loads
  • Lighting fixture schedule and control requirements
  • Expected construction and inspection schedule
  • Any utility, engineering, or permit documents already available

Project pricing: Multi-family electrical work is quoted from drawings, specifications, site conditions, schedule, material requirements, utility requirements, and the exact division of responsibilities. Send the project package for a scope review instead of relying on a price-per-square-foot estimate.

Our process

How Hundel Electric handles multi-family electrical work

The process is organized around drawings, construction phases, trade coordination, inspection timing, and clear communication with the builder or general contractor.

Step 01

Review drawings and scope

We review unit layouts, service requirements, electrical rooms, mechanical loads, lighting, common areas, EV requirements, and project responsibilities.

Step 02

Plan the electrical sequence

Work is organized by building, floor, unit, electrical room, rough-in stage, inspection milestone, and finishing schedule.

Step 03

Coordinate on site

We coordinate electrical work with framing, HVAC, plumbing, fire-protection trades, drywall, cabinetry, exterior work, utilities, and inspections as required by the project.

Step 04

Finish, test, and label

Panels, devices, fixtures, circuits, and common-area systems are completed cleanly, tested, and labeled according to the project scope.

Service areas

Multi-family electrical contractor serving the Lower Mainland

Hundel Electric Services LTD is based in North Delta and works with builders, developers, general contractors, property managers, and owners across the Lower Mainland.

Questions & answers

Common questions about multi-family electrical projects

These answers help builders, developers, and general contractors understand the information needed before pricing and scheduling a multi-unit electrical project.

Do you wire fourplexes and multi-unit residential projects?

Yes. Hundel Electric handles electrical work for fourplexes, townhomes, row homes, and low-rise multi-unit residential projects across Delta, Surrey, Burnaby, Vancouver, Richmond, Langley, Coquitlam, and the Lower Mainland.

Do you work directly with builders, developers, and general contractors?

Yes. We can review drawings, define the electrical scope, coordinate construction phases, and communicate directly with the builder, developer, or general contractor when the project fits our schedule and capabilities.

Can you handle electrical services, distribution, and electrical rooms?

Yes, depending on the approved drawings and project scope. Hundel Electric can support service and distribution planning, unit panels, electrical rooms, common-area power, metering coordination, and larger electrical loads.

Can you plan EV charging for a multi-family building?

Yes. EV charging should be considered early so service capacity, electrical rooms, conduit paths, parking locations, future expansion, and access requirements are not missed before concrete and finished surfaces are completed.

Do you coordinate electrical permits and inspections?

Permit and inspection coordination can be included where required. The exact responsibility for permits, engineering, utility coordination, fees, and supporting documents is confirmed in the written project scope.

What should I send for a multi-family electrical quote?

Send the architectural and electrical drawings, project address, unit and building count, number of storeys, expected schedule, service information, mechanical and appliance loads, lighting requirements, EV plans, and any available permit or utility documents.

How is a multi-family electrical project priced?

Pricing depends on the drawings, specifications, service and distribution requirements, unit count, common areas, lighting package, mechanical loads, EV requirements, material choices, schedule, site access, and division of responsibilities. A project package is needed for accurate pricing.