Renovations & New Builds

Renovation Electrician & New Build Wiring in Delta and the Lower Mainland

Licensed electrical work for kitchen renovations, basement suites, additions, garages, whole-home renovations and residential new construction across Delta, Surrey, Burnaby, Richmond, Vancouver, Langley, Coquitlam and nearby Lower Mainland cities.

Hundel Electric handles electrical planning, rough-in wiring, dedicated circuits, panel reviews, lighting, finishing, permits and inspection support for homeowners, builders and general contractors.

Larger projects may also connect with custom home electrical, panel upgrades, service upgrades or EV charger rough-in planning.

TSBC License #LEL0201692 | Red Seal & FSR certified electricians | Based in North Delta, BC

Renovation electrical planning

The finished layout depends on what is happening behind the walls.

Renovations can expose older wiring, overloaded circuits, unsafe alterations, limited panel space and electrical work that no longer fits the new room layout. Reviewing those conditions before drywall and cabinetry helps prevent expensive changes later.

Kitchen and bathroom renovations

Dedicated appliance circuits, counter receptacles, island power, range and oven wiring, dishwasher power, lighting, fans, controls and required electrical protection.

Basements and secondary suites

Electrical rough-in for bedrooms, living areas, kitchens, bathrooms, laundry, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, panels, heating and suite-related electrical loads.

Additions, garages and workshops

Sub-panels, lighting, receptacles, heaters, equipment circuits, exterior power and future EV charging for attached or detached spaces.

Whole-home renovations and new builds

Electrical planning, rewiring, panel and service review, lighting layouts, rough-in, finishing and coordination across the full construction schedule.

What this service includes

Rough-in, finishing and electrical upgrades.

  • Renovation and new construction electrical rough-in
  • Kitchen, bathroom, basement and suite wiring
  • Addition, garage, shop and laneway-space electrical
  • Dedicated appliance and equipment circuits
  • Panel, sub-panel and electrical capacity review
  • Lighting, switches, dimmers and receptacles
  • Smoke and carbon monoxide alarm wiring
  • Permit and inspection support where required
  • Final device, fixture and breaker installation

What to send for a quote

Good project details create a clearer scope.

  • Floor plans, electrical drawings or marked-up room layouts
  • Photos of the existing panel, meter and renovation areas
  • List of appliances, heating equipment and major electrical loads
  • Lighting plan, fixture schedule or desired pot-light locations
  • Whether demolition is complete and framing is open
  • Project address, construction stage and expected timeline

Our process

How Hundel Electric handles renovation electrical

Manraj and the team review the project scope, identify existing electrical conditions, coordinate the rough-in and complete the finish work cleanly.

Step 01

Review plans and existing conditions

We review drawings, room layouts, demolition conditions, panel capacity, existing wiring and major electrical loads.

Step 02

Plan circuits and wiring routes

Circuits, boxes, lighting, appliances, heating, alarms, panels and future electrical needs are organized before rough-in.

Step 03

Rough-in and coordinate

We complete rough-in work and coordinate with framing, plumbing, HVAC, cabinetry, drywall and inspection timing.

Step 04

Finish, test and hand off

Devices, fixtures, breakers, labels and controls are installed, tested and reviewed before the electrical scope is completed.

Questions & answers

Common questions about renovation and new-build electrical

These answers explain common electrical planning issues before a homeowner, builder or general contractor requests a quote.

Do renovations usually need new electrical circuits?

Often, yes. Kitchens, bathrooms, suites, laundry rooms, garages, heating equipment, EV chargers and major appliances commonly need dedicated circuits or changes to the existing electrical layout.

Can you correct old or unsafe wiring during a renovation?

Yes. Open walls can make it easier to correct unsafe wiring, poor junctions, overloaded circuits, missing protection and other electrical issues before new drywall and finishes are installed.

Can you handle both electrical rough-in and finishing?

Yes. Hundel Electric can handle planning, rough-in wiring, permit and inspection support where required, device installation, fixtures, panels, breakers, testing and final electrical finishing.

Do you work with general contractors and builders?

Yes. Hundel Electric works with homeowners, builders and general contractors on organized renovation, addition, suite, custom-home and residential new-construction projects across the Lower Mainland.

Should the electrical panel be reviewed before a renovation?

Yes. The panel, main breaker, available breaker spaces and existing electrical loads should be reviewed when the renovation adds appliances, heating, a suite, a garage, an EV charger or other significant electrical demand.

When should an electrician become involved in the project?

Ideally, electrical planning starts before framing and before final cabinet, appliance and lighting layouts are locked in. Early involvement helps coordinate circuits, switches, fixtures, panel capacity and wiring routes.

What should I send for a renovation electrical quote?

Send drawings or a description of the finished layout, photos of the panel and renovation area, a list of appliances and major loads, your city, the current construction stage and the expected timeline.