Choose commercial electrical services that fit your next job
A failed outlet, a new kitchen appliance and a changed office layout each need a different starting point. Townside Electric helps you describe the work, choose the right service and plan the next step for your business.
Townside Electric
Licensed electricians
Start with what needs to change
You do not need to know which circuit is involved before contacting us. Explain what has stopped working or what you want to add, and we can discuss the assessment your job needs.
Repair something that stopped working
Choose a fault assessment for lights, outlets or circuits that have become unreliable. Tell us when the issue began, which areas are affected and whether it happens when particular equipment is used.
Install power for a new use
Choose installation planning when you are adding equipment, moving workstations or need outlets in a new location. A layout and equipment specifications help us review the supply and cable routes before quoting.
Change your lighting or controls
Choose lighting work for fixture replacements or changes in coverage. If the lights work but their switching or scheduling does not fit the room, discuss controls and fixture compatibility as part of the scope.
Match the work to the way your premises operate
The same request for more power means different things in a kitchen, an office and a warehouse. Tell us what happens in the space so we can focus on the connections your team actually needs.
Restaurant and kitchen work
For replacement or additional kitchen equipment, send the electrical specifications and its intended position. For a wider renovation, include the kitchen and dining layout so equipment circuits and lighting can be planned together.
Office wiring and layout changes
Mark desk locations, shared equipment and the data points your team needs. Power outlets and physical data cabling can be scoped together, while your IT provider confirms network equipment and setup requirements.
Warehouse and workshop power
Show the equipment locations, work areas and routes that must remain accessible. We review equipment circuits and lighting with you, then discuss any planned shutdowns and access needed for the installation.
How we do it
We turn your description into an agreed electrical scope, whether you have one fault to resolve or several changes to plan.
Describe the result you need
Tell us whether something has failed or you are changing how the space is used. Include your site address and the affected rooms.
Gather the useful details
Share photos, a layout or equipment specifications where available. For faults, describe the symptoms and when they occur.
Review the site and supply
We assess the relevant wiring, available supply and access. This helps separate the immediate work from any further changes that need consideration.
Choose the agreed scope
We explain the proposed electrical work and quote it for your review. If several tasks are involved, discuss priorities and which belong in the current project.
Plan and carry out the visit
Agree on access with your site contact and discuss any power shutdowns. We then complete the approved work within that scope.
Review the completed work
We check the work completed and explain the changes. Any remaining issues or separately quoted work can be discussed before you plan another visit.
Why choose Townside?
You should feel comfortable with the people working on your property and understand what you are paying for.
You get a clear plan before work starts
We talk through what you need and explain the work in plain language. You can ask questions and review the quote before you decide.
Your work is in licensed hands
Our electricians check the existing setup and test the work we complete. We include the permit and inspection needs in your plan.
We plan around your space
We agree on access and any planned power shutdowns with you. When the work is finished, we clean the work area and show you what has changed.
Local help
across the Lower Mainland
We help homeowners and businesses in Delta and nearby communities. Choose your area to find out more about our local electrical services.
Which commercial electrical service do you need?
These common job descriptions can help you prepare an enquiry without having to diagnose the electrical system yourself.
If an existing light, outlet or circuit has stopped working, start by describing the fault. If you are adding equipment or a connection in a new position, describe the planned installation. Some jobs involve both; we can discuss the assessment and work needed before agreeing on a scope.
Tell us what you have observed, what equipment was in use and which areas were affected. You do not need to identify the cause before contacting us. We can review the electrical supply within an agreed scope and clarify if an equipment supplier needs to handle a separate issue.
Yes. List both tasks and show where the equipment and lights will be located. Reviewing them together helps us understand the supply, wiring routes and access, while keeping each part of the quote clear.
A restaurant renovation enquiry is useful when equipment positions, kitchen wiring and dining lighting are changing together. If you are only replacing one appliance, send its electrical specifications and location so its supply and circuit can be assessed. The electrical scope does not include gas, plumbing or appliance servicing.
Office electrical work can include power outlets and physical data cable routes. Your IT provider should specify their connection needs and handle network configuration. Share their requirements so the cabling scope and responsibilities can be agreed before work starts.
Tell us whether the issue is a failed light, poor coverage or how the lights switch on and off. Fixture work addresses the lighting equipment and its placement; controls address switching, sensors or schedules. We review compatibility before recommending the wiring work.
Share the known faults alongside your renovation plans. We can discuss which issues need assessment first and which changes fit the renovation scope. An agreed sequence helps your site team plan access and any power shutdowns.
Our core service areas include Delta, Ladner, Tsawwassen, Richmond, South Surrey and White Rock in BC. Send the job address and a description of the premises so we can confirm the scope and discuss scheduling.
Tell us what is changing at your business
Send your site address, the issue or planned change, and any layout or equipment details. We will help you choose the next step and define the work for a quote.