Contact Salmon Arm Electrical

Call or send the form. Tell us the town, what failed, and whether anything is sparking.

Boats at the harbour in Salmon Arm on Shuswap Lake
Calls come from Salmon Arm and the lake communities around it.Photo: DI Florian Fuchs, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Calls answered 7 days.

You can call at any hour. If something is sparking or you smell burning, calling is faster than the form. Leave the panel cover on, then phone. Theemergency electrician page lists what to leave alone.

What to have ready

  • Your name, a phone number that works on site, and the town.
  • What failed: a panel, an outlet, lighting, a charger, a fan, or no power.
  • Whether anything is sparking, warm, or smells of burning.
  • The main breaker size, if you can read it without opening the cover.
  • A gate code, a dog in the yard, or a cabin that has been empty all winter.

We call you back and confirm the time and the price. For a sense of local ranges before that conversation, see thetypical electrician costs.

After you call

We use the town, the problem, and whether anything is still sparking, then phone you to set a time and a price.

A price you see on the cost page is a typical estimate. We confirm the real figure before any work. If you smell gas, do not wait on a form. Leave the building and call 911 and FortisBC at 1-800-663-9911. A downed power line is 911 and BC Hydro at 1-800-224-9376. Stay at least 10 metres back.

Most calls are in Salmon Arm. Cabins on Shuswap Lake, seasonal places in Sicamous, and acreages around Enderby, Grindrod, and Mara are in range too. If the driveway is long or the house is empty, say so. A photo of the closed panel door can save a second trip.

Service areas

We cover these communities. Pages with more local detail:Shuswap Lake,Sicamous, andEnderby.

Get Help Today

Is the power out, or is something sparking?

For emergencies, calling is faster:(236) 834-9952. We only use your details to book the visit.

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