Need both an EPR and an EV Ready Plan? Run them as one coordinated engagement.
Many BC stratas need both reports. Bundling them with us means one project manager, one site visit, and one schedule — two properly sealed reports, delivered together. Here's how it works.
Independent consulting — two properly sealed reports, impartial recommendations, and one point of contact throughout.
Both reports are produced on the EPR regulatory schedule, so your strata meets the BC strata law deadline with the EV Ready Plan in hand. See the full deadline guide →
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Which kind of strata is this for?
Pick your building type for the considerations that actually apply — capacity, EV charging, and the reports your strata needs.
Townhouse complex
Side-by-side units, often individually metered.
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Low-rise apartment
Wood-frame walk-ups and garden apartments.
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High-rise tower
Concrete towers with large shared services.
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Mixed commercial / residential
Residential above, commercial at street level.
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Commercial strata
Office, retail, and light-industrial stratas.
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Bare land strata
Lots are land parcels, not buildings.
See what appliesTwo reports, one coordinated engagement
Many BC stratas need both an Electrical Planning Report and an EV Ready Plan. The two engagements share data inputs — utility consumption analysis, load calculations, future-demand modelling — so running them together is cleaner and less disruptive than two separate projects.
Each report is prepared by the right qualified person: the Electrical Planning Report sealed by the credential BC strata law calls for the building; the EV Ready Plan prepared by a Journeyperson Electrician with a Technical Safety BC FSR.
The Electrical Planning Report is mandatory for strata corporations of five or more lots. The EV Ready Plan is a BC Hydro EV charging program deliverable.
How the bundle works
One coordinated engagement, one fixed price agreed up front, and the paperwork handled on your behalf.
Tell us about your strata
Plan number, address, unit count. We reply with a fixed-price proposal within one business day.
One coordinated site visit
A single walk-through covers the inspection scope of both reports — no second disruption.
Two sealed reports
Each prepared by the right qualified person, with consistent building data, on the EPR regulatory schedule.
Council walkthrough
We present both reports together so council can plan compliance and EV charging in one sitting.
One engagement, properly credentialed, built around your council
Bundling is about coordination, not a discount: one project, two properly sealed reports, consistent numbers throughout.
One project manager
From kickoff to delivery — not two firms, not two intakes, not two schedules to chase.
Each report by the right qualified person
The Electrical Planning Report sealed by a P.Eng, P.L.Eng., AScT, or Certified Technician (a Journeyperson Electrician for a Part 9 building); the EV Ready Plan prepared by a Journeyperson Electrician with a Technical Safety BC FSR.
One coordinated site visit
A single walk-through covers both reports’ inspection scope, so your building is disrupted once.
Consistent numbers across both reports
The same building data, load calculations, and capacity analysis inform both reports.
A plain-language library, not a brochure
Plain-language guides on what each report covers, the deadlines, and how to choose a provider. No email wall, no catch.
What Is an Electrical Planning Report (EPR)? A Guide for BC Strata Councils
A plain-language explanation of the Electrical Planning Report (EPR) now required of BC strata corporations: what it is, what it must contain, and why it matters.
Read guide → EV Ready Plans · 6 minThe BC Hydro EV Ready Plan Rebate: A Guide for BC Strata Councils
How BC Hydro's EV Ready Plan rebate works: up to 75% of plan cost to a $3,000 max, the three rebate stages, and the July 15, 2026 change. Plan ahead.
Read guide → Deadlines · 7 minBC Electrical Planning Report Deadlines: Who Needs an EPR, and by When
BC EPR deadlines are set by regional district: Dec 31, 2026 for Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley and the CRD; 2028 elsewhere. Know the stakes — plan ahead.
Read guide → Choosing a provider · 6 minHow to Choose an Electrical Planning Report Provider: Five Questions BC Strata Councils Should Ask
Five questions to ask before hiring an EPR provider for your BC strata: independence, credentials, fixed pricing, and sample reports. Get a fixed-price quote.
Read guide → Credentials · 5 minWho Can Sign and Seal a BC Strata EPR? Qualified Persons Explained
BC strata law lets several credentials sign and seal an Electrical Planning Report, depending on whether the building is Part 3 or Part 9. Here is who qualifies.
Read guide → Bundling reports · 6 minBundling Your EPR and Depreciation Report: Why It Makes Sense for BC Strata Councils
Most BC stratas need both an Electrical Planning Report and a Depreciation Report. Commissioning them together with one firm means a single site visit, an aligned capital plan, and one accountable point of contact — see when it makes sense.
Read guide →
Eleven years in the trade — now focused entirely on getting this right
Chris Farrar started in the electrical trade and spent years on installation and service work. He kept seeing the same thing: strata managers struggling with electrical planning, needing real expertise but not another vendor adding to the pile. So CF refocused on the planning and project management — done properly.
We write every report to be read by the people who paid for it: full technical accuracy, sealed by the Qualified Person the regulation requires, in language your council can act on.
CF responded promptly to my request for proposals on the Electrical Planning Reports and EV Ready Plans for the buildings I manage, and completed every report on time. Their professionalism, responsiveness, and efficiency helped move these projects forward smoothly.Mark dela Cruz — Strata Manager, Colyvan Pacific · Vancouver, BC
EPR + EV Ready Plan bundle — common questions
Why bundle the two reports?
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Is CF Electrical Services independent?
BC Hydro offers an EV Ready Plan rebate of up to $3,000 for eligible strata corporations.
Eligibility, application, and approval are managed by BC Hydro. We can guide your council through the application process. Full program details are at bchydro.com.
Three ways to take the next step
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