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Electrician working on a residential electrical panel in a North Vancouver home

The Homeowner’s Electrician • North & West Vancouver

North Vancouver Electrician for Repairs, Upgrades & Small Jobs

Friendly residential electrical service for North and West Vancouver homeowners. We work for homeowners exclusively, which is why we don’t take on new builds or large projects. That way we stay focused on service calls—answering quickly, showing up, and welcoming small jobs.

Since 201215-minute response target during working hours

Text a photo to 604-700-3414

North Vancouver & West Vancouver residential work

Know who’s coming to your door

Meet Tyler

  • Owner-Operator
  • Licensed Electrician
  • “Super Friendly Guy”
Tyler, owner of Lime Electric, standing beside the Lime Electric service van
Tyler, owner of Lime Electric, standing beside the Lime Electric service van

17 years of electrical experience, focused on your home

After 17 years in the electrical trade, there isn’t much Tyler hasn’t seen in a home—from EV charger installations and electrical panel replacements to dead outlets, lights that stop working, tripping breakers, troubleshooting and urgent electrical calls. That experience helps us find the problem efficiently, explain the options clearly and complete the work safely.

The move from TY Electric to Lime Electric is more than a new name and a bright new look. We wanted to build a fun, energetic electrical company that stands out for customer service. Our focus is simple: give North and West Vancouver homeowners the best possible experience from the first call to the final clean-up.

When you book Lime Electric, you can expect a friendly, highly experienced electrician at your door, reliable arrival and communication, respect for your home, and straightforward advice without a sales pitch.

As the company grows, that standard stays the same. We only bring on licensed journeyperson electricians with several years of hands-on experience—people we trust to troubleshoot properly, do clean work and treat homeowners well.

  • Fast, helpful first response
  • Clear options and honest advice
  • Reliable, respectful service
  • Experienced journeyperson electricians

Request electrical service

Call, text or send a request — small jobs included. A photo of the problem helps.

Or send a request

Your request is saved and emailed straight to us. We only use your details to reply about this request.

Same owner. New lime.

TY Electric is now Lime Electric — same owner, same phone number, same residential electrical service on the North Shore since 2012.

  • Same owner — Tyler is still your direct contact.
  • Same phone number — 604-700-3414, call or text.
  • Same residential electrical service on the North Shore since 2012.
  • New name, new look, new van livery.

Nothing about how the work gets booked changes. We aim to reply to calls, texts and service requests within 15 minutes during working hours.

Don't hire the lemons. Hire the limes.

Before: TY ElectricAfter: Lime Electric

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Comparison between the TY Electric van and the Lime Electric van.

Why homeowners call us back

A small residential crew, working one neighbourhood

We're not trying to be the biggest electrical company in the Lower Mainland. We're trying to be the one North Shore homeowners keep the number for.

You talk to the electrician, not a call centre

Call or text and you reach Tyler directly. The electrician who visits already has the details, so nothing gets lost between a dispatcher, a salesperson and the van.

Working the North Shore since 2012

Residential electrical work in North Vancouver and West Vancouver has been the focus for over a decade, so local homes and the way they get used are familiar ground.

Small jobs get taken seriously

A single dead outlet is a real appointment, not a favour. Repairs and service calls are booked the same way a larger project is.

Straight answers about scope and cost

If a repair will do, we say so. If a panel genuinely needs replacing, you get the assessment behind that recommendation rather than a sales pitch.

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Service calls

Small job? Big deal to us.

A lot of electricians would rather only quote big projects. Small residential service calls are the core of what we do — one dead outlet is a real appointment, not a favour. If any of these sound like your house, this is exactly the kind of call to make.

  • A breaker keeps tripping

    It resets, then goes again — often when one particular appliance runs. The breaker is reacting to something real.

  • An outlet or plug is dead

    One receptacle stopped working, or a few on the same wall quit together while everything else is fine.

  • A light isn't working

    New bulb, still nothing. Or it flickers, buzzes, or only works when something else is switched on.

  • A switch is acting up

    A switch that does nothing, a dimmer that hums or won't dim smoothly, or a three-way that never worked right.

  • Partial power or a panel issue

    Half the house is out, some rooms are dim, or the panel itself looks or sounds wrong.

  • Something you can't identify

    You know something electrical is off but can't describe it in trade terms. That's fine — describing the symptom is enough.

Text Tyler a photo

A photo or short video of the outlet, the light, or the open panel gets you a far more useful first answer than a phone description. Send it to 604-700-3414 with one line about what stopped working. We aim to reply to calls, texts and service requests within 15 minutes during working hours.

Bigger home electrical projects

When it’s more than a service call, these are the jobs North Shore homeowners quote us for most. Each one starts with a capacity check — a photo of your panel is the fastest first step.

Local coverage

Residential electrical work across North Vancouver

North Vancouver is our primary service area and West Vancouver is a close second — the North Shore is where we work.

We cover the City and District of North Vancouver — Lonsdale, Lynn Valley, Edgemont, Deep Cove, Seymour, Blueridge, Canyon Heights, Pemberton Heights, Grand Boulevard, Norgate and the neighbourhoods around them. Houses, suites, townhomes and small strata units are all normal work for us.

Every quote reflects the property rather than a flat rate: the age of the wiring, the capacity already in use, and how far a new circuit has to travel. That's why a photo of the panel or the problem gets you a far more useful answer than a phone description alone.

If you're on the North Shore and it's residential, it's almost certainly something we cover — including small repair calls. Start with repairs and troubleshooting if something has stopped working, or panel upgrades if you're adding a large load.

Every core service has its own page with the detail behind it, and the services hub points you at the right one. West Vancouver homes are covered from the West Vancouver page, and the full breakdown is on service areas.

North Vancouver

Our primary service area: the City and District of North Vancouver. Residential work of every size, from a single dead outlet to a panel upgrade, across the neighbourhoods below.

  • Lower Lonsdale
  • Central Lonsdale
  • Upper Lonsdale
  • Lynn Valley
  • Edgemont Village
  • Deep Cove
  • Seymour
  • Pemberton Heights
  • Blueridge
  • Canyon Heights
  • Grand Boulevard
  • Norgate

Not sure if you're in range? See the full service area or just call — we'll tell you straight away.

How it works

Three steps, no runaround

Most homeowners go from first message to booked work in a single conversation.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us what's happening

    Call, text a photo, or send a request. A quick description usually gets you a useful price range without a site visit.

  2. Step 2

    We confirm scope and timing

    You get the plan in plain language — what's involved, whether a permit applies, and how long we'll be in your home.

  3. Step 3

    Work done, area left clean

    Circuits labelled, drywall impact kept minimal, and inspection handled where required.

We aim to reply to calls, texts and service requests within 15 minutes during working hours. The quickest start is a text with a photo or short video of the problem — or of your panel, if it's a panel upgrade, EV charger or hot tub you're pricing.

Adapted from our Google posts

From our Google updates

Short notes from the posts on our Google profile.

  • Checking an older panel before an EV upgrade

    Before planning an EV charger, it's worth looking at the panel's age and condition and how much capacity the house actually has — so the upgrade fits the home rather than a guess.

    Panel upgrades
  • Layering kitchen lighting

    Pot lights handle general light, pendants work over an island or table, and placement matters most where you actually prep and cook.

    Pot lights
  • Breakers that trip, and planning new loads

    A breaker that keeps tripping is a signal worth tracing. Finding the cause also shows whether that circuit has room for something new.

    Repairs & troubleshooting
See our posts on Google

FAQ

Questions homeowners ask before booking

Do you take small residential jobs, or only full projects?
Small jobs are the core of our week — a dead outlet, a breaker that keeps tripping, a light or switch that stopped working. You don't need a formal quote process for a service call. Tell us what's going on and we'll give you a realistic idea of what's involved before anyone books a visit.
I don't know what's wrong — can I still call?
Yes, and that's how most calls start. Describe the symptom in ordinary words: what stopped working, what still works, and when it started. Identifying the fault is our job, not yours.
How quickly can someone come out in North Vancouver?
Availability changes week to week, so we quote it honestly when you call or text rather than promising a blanket response time. We're open 24 hours, but that isn't a guaranteed emergency dispatch. Urgent safety issues — burning smells, scorched outlets, a panel that's hot — get triaged first.
Why does my breaker keep tripping?
A breaker that trips repeatedly is doing its job. Usually it's either too much load on one circuit, a failing appliance, or a ground fault in the wiring. Resetting it over and over is the one thing you shouldn't do — the diagnosis is normally quick.
Do I need a permit for electrical work on my home?
Many alterations — panel changes, new circuits, EV chargers, renovation wiring — commonly involve a permit and inspection. Requirements are assessed for each job: we tell you what applies before we start, and handle the paperwork when it's needed.
Do I need a panel upgrade before installing an EV charger?
Not always. It depends on your existing service size and what else is on it. Sometimes a load-management device is enough; sometimes a service upgrade genuinely is the right call. We do the load calculation first rather than guessing.
Can you wire a hot tub?
Yes — hot tub electrical is one of the jobs we're asked to quote most often. Send us the tub's electrical specification sheet from the supplier and a photo of your panel, and we can tell you whether your existing capacity covers it or whether a panel upgrade is part of the plan.
How much will my electrical job cost?
Pricing depends on access, wiring condition and scope, so we don't publish flat rates that would only mislead you. Send a short description and a photo if you can — most homeowners get a useful range back without a site visit.

Also over the bridge in West Vancouver

West Vancouver is our second home patch — Ambleside, Dundarave, Horseshoe Bay, Caulfeild, the Upper Levels and the properties along Marine Drive. Same residential focus: repairs and troubleshooting first, plus panel upgrades, EV chargers and hot tub circuits.

Larger lots and long cable runs change what a new circuit costs, so a photo of the panel and the location usually saves a trip. Text it to 604-700-3414.

Fastest way to start

Call or text and you’ll reach Tyler directly — not a call centre.

North Vancouver & West Vancouver

Don't hire the lemons. Hire the limes.

Residential electrical repairs, troubleshooting, panel upgrades, EV chargers and hot tub circuits across the North Shore. Small jobs genuinely welcome. We aim to reply to calls, texts and service requests within 15 minutes during working hours.

Request electrical service

Send a request, or call or text if it's quicker. Small jobs welcome — a photo of the problem helps.

Or send a request

Your request is saved and emailed straight to us. We only use your details to reply about this request.

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