KV Electrical Co

KV Electrical Co Electrical contractor located and servicing Lil’wat Nation. Also servicing neighbouring communities.

05/26/2026

The F.O.R.D ( Found on road dead ) is back in action and starting on a new project.

04/20/2026

From a drive by to talking with the young community members building their dream home to marking up prints and making final decisions. These new home owners have been helping out community members learn some new skills, helping out new community companies get their feet wet and have seasoned trades people coach in all ways. It's been a pleasure working with everyone on site, working together to make things happen. On to the next step for them and we will all be there to help out on any way possible. Feels great to see so many community members jumping in to make their dreams come true.

04/18/2026

New service upgrade for the my Uncle and his property. Setting up for some temp power to start building out for the kids and their future homes . Out with the old and in with the new!

04/09/2026

Stepped onto a new jobsite today. The beginning of a young couples dream home. It’s a great feeling to see friends, family and community members working hard for their dreams. I’m always honoured to contribute to their success.

02/07/2026

New upgrade to the new old work truck. Grabbed this bedslide from a fellow tradesman and so far it’s great! Time to transfer the mounting plates.

01/15/2026

Start off the new year with two new homes. Started one rough wire and finished up a new service for a someone’s future dream home.

A client called saying they lost power in two rooms and the hall. I found two receptacles that looked like this. A burnt...
11/14/2025

A client called saying they lost power in two rooms and the hall. I found two receptacles that looked like this.

A burnt electrical outlet is a serious fire hazard caused by overheating, often due to overloaded circuits, loose wiring, or faulty outlets.

Overloaded circuit: Plugging too many high-power devices into one outlet or circuit can cause it to overheat.

Loose connections: As outlets age, wiring can become loose, causing arcing (sparking) that generates intense heat.

This time of year it is usually happening from using a 120v space heater to heat your home which could cause the overloading of the circuit and overheating the receptacle then could turn into a fire. If you have baseboard heaters in good working condition you’re better off using them to heat your home.
If you have a burnt receptacle or old loose connecting receptacle have it fixed asap by a certified electrician.

11/04/2025

Finishing up this Reno and getting to hand it off. Great working with a couple great carpenters Chris and Trevor. Big change from what it started out as.

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19061 X-Stream Road
Pemberton, BC
V0N2K0

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