Line In Electric

Line In Electric is a Canadian electrical contractor based in Richmond, British Columbia, serving residential and commercial clients across Greater Vancouver. The company presents itself as a Technical Safety BC licensed contractor and a BBB A+ accredited business, and it markets a permit-included, fixed-price approach to electrical work. Its service area covers Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, and surrounding municipalities. The firm organizes its work into three broad service lines. Residential electrical covers panel upgrades and replacements, whole-home rewiring, EV charger installation, and custom lighting design. Commercial electrical covers office and retail fit-outs, industrial and warehouse wiring, power distribution systems, and emergency and exit lighting. A third line, lighting and design services, focuses on design-driven lighting solutions, including custom lighting design consultation and fixture supply and installation. Line In Electric has built a notable specialization around EV charger installation, offering Level 2 (240V) home and commercial charger installation with panel capacity assessment, dedicated circuit wiring, support for major charger brands, Technical Safety BC permits, and guidance on CleanBC and BC Hydro rebates. The company also positions itself in the smart-home space as a certified Lutron RA3 installer, offering smart lighting control, whole-home audio and video wiring, security camera and alarm systems, automated shades, network and data cabling, and voice assistant integration, with experience spanning Lutron Caseta, Lutron RA3, and Control4 systems. In its marketing, the company emphasizes a transparent four-step process: initial contact with a response within two hours during business hours, a free on-site estimate with a detailed written quote that includes permit costs, licensed crew work with all permits, materials, and Technical Safety BC inspection handled, and a final TSBC-passed inspection backed by a workmanship warranty. It advertises more than 10 years of experience and over 500 completed projects. Pricing information published on its site includes typical EV charger installation costs of $1,200–$1,800 for a straightforward install and $3,000–$8,000 when a panel upgrade is required, and panel upgrade costs ranging from $1,200 to $6,000 depending on the existing service and target amperage. The company is privately held and does not appear to be listed on any stock exchange. Its public identity is built around licensing, permits, inspections, and rebate paperwork rather than around a consumer product brand, making it a service-provider brand within the electrical contracting sector.

Line In Electric is a Canadian electrical contractor operating in the Greater Vancouver area of British Columbia, with a base in Richmond. Public information about the company is concentrated in its own service pages and a Wikidata entry describing it as a Canadian electrical contractor serving Richmond and Greater Vancouver. The company does not publish a detailed corporate history, and no founding date or founder name is available in the supplied evidence. What can be established is the shape of the business as it presents itself today. Line In Electric markets itself as a Technical Safety BC licensed contractor and a BBB A+ accredited business, and it advertises more than 10 years of experience and over 500 completed projects. Its service area spans Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, and surrounding municipalities, and it organizes its work into residential electrical, commercial electrical, and lighting and design services. The company's public positioning has evolved around two specializations that reflect broader shifts in the British Columbia market. The first is EV charger installation. As electric vehicle adoption grew in Greater Vancouver, demand increased for Level 2 (240V) home and commercial charging, often requiring panel capacity assessment and upgrades. Line In Electric built a service offering around this, including dedicated circuit wiring, support for major charger brands, Technical Safety BC permits, and guidance on CleanBC and BC Hydro rebates. The company publishes typical cost ranges for these projects, noting that a straightforward install runs $1,200–$1,800 while a project requiring a panel upgrade can run $3,000–$8,000. The second specialization is smart home and lighting control. Line In Electric describes itself as a certified Lutron RA3 installer, trained and authorized by Lutron to design, install, and program RadioRA3 lighting control. Its smart home offering extends to whole-home audio and video wiring, security camera and alarm systems, automated shades and motorized blinds, network and data cabling, and voice assistant integration, with experience across Lutron Caseta, Lutron RA3, and Control4 systems. The company publishes indicative pricing for these systems as well, citing $5,000–$12,000 for a Lutron Caseta retrofit on a typical 2,500 sq ft home and $15,000 and up for Lutron RA3 and Control4 systems. A third area of emphasis is electrical panel upgrades, which the company frames as foundational work for EV chargers, heat pumps, and renovations. It publishes a detailed cost table covering 60A to 100A upgrades, 100A to 200A upgrades, 400A upgrades, Federal Pioneer Stab-Lok panel replacement, fuse box to breaker panel conversion, sub-panel installation, and meter base replacement, with prices ranging from $1,200 to $6,000 and all quotes including the Technical Safety BC permit fee and a two-year workmanship warranty. Across all of these services, the company emphasizes a consistent process: contact by phone, text, or online form with a response within two hours during business hours; a free on-site estimate with a detailed written quote that includes permit costs; licensed crew work with all permits, materials, and Technical Safety BC inspection handled; and a final TSBC-passed inspection backed by a workmanship warranty. This process-oriented, compliance-focused positioning is the clearest throughline in the company's public identity.

Licensed, permit-included, fixed-price electrical contractor for Greater Vancouver, emphasizing transparency, Technical Safety BC compliance, and rebate paperwork handling.

• Residential electrical services

  Complete home electrical services including panel upgrades and replacements, whole-home rewiring, EV charger installation, and custom lighting design.

• Commercial electrical services

  Professional electrical solutions for offices, retail spaces, and commercial buildings, including fit-outs, industrial and warehouse wiring, power distribution systems, and emergency and exit lighting.

• Lighting and design services

  Design-driven lighting solutions for residential and commercial spaces, including custom lighting design consultation and fixture supply and installation.

• EV charger installation

  Level 2 (240V) home and commercial EV charger installation with panel capacity assessment and upgrade, dedicated circuit wiring, support for all major charger brands, Technical Safety BC permits, and CleanBC rebate guidance.

• Electrical panel upgrades

  Panel upgrades from 100A to 200A+, fuse box to breaker panel conversions, sub-panel installations, meter base replacements, Technical Safety BC inspection coordination, and aluminum wiring assessment.

• Smart home and automation

  Smart lighting control systems, whole-home audio and video wiring, security camera and alarm systems, automated shades and motorized blinds, network and data cabling, and voice assistant integration, including certified Lutron RA3 installation.

1. 1Licensed Electrician Vancouver BC | Line In Electriclineinelectric.com
2. 2EV Charger Installation Vancouver BC | Level 2 Home & Commercial | Line In Electriclineinelectric.com
3. 3Certified Lutron RA3 Installer Vancouver BC | Smart Home & Control4 | Line In Electriclineinelectric.com
4. 4Panel Upgrade Cost in Vancouver BC (2026) | $1,200 – $6,000 | Line In Electriclineinelectric.com
5. 5Line In Electricwikidata.org