Prince Edward Island Electrical Estimating

Prince Edward Island Electrical Estimating Services

MeTiger provides electrical estimating and takeoff support for contractors and general contractors working across Prince Edward Island — from Charlottetown and Stratford to Summerside and Cornwall. We turn your tender drawings, specifications, and addenda into clean quantities, labour summaries, marked-up plans, and documented scope, delivered remotely so a smaller-centre project has the same senior support as a job in the capital.

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PEI-focused estimatingCEC-aware scope reviewRemote delivery Island-wideMarked-up plansLabour & material summariesNDA on request

Local context

Electrical estimating built for Prince Edward Island projects

Prince Edward Island electrical work follows the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1) as adopted in the province, with inspection and permitting handled through the provincial electrical inspection authority and the local authority having jurisdiction. We estimate to what the tender documents call for and keep that provincial context in view while we count.

Across the Island, most projects connect to the Maritime Electric distribution network, and service entrance, metering, and utility-coordination details can shape the electrical scope on any given job. We account for the servicing shown on your drawings, note where the utility interface is left unclear, and flag it so the question can be settled before bid day rather than after award. For a smaller market, that discipline matters: remote delivery is what makes experienced estimating support practical for Island contractors who do not carry a full-time estimator for every tender.

Project types

Prince Edward Island project types we estimate

Commercial & retail

Retail fit-outs, offices, and commercial tenant improvements across Charlottetown, Summerside, and Stratford.

Tourism & hospitality

Hotels, resorts, restaurants, and seasonal hospitality build-outs with kitchen power and guest-area lighting.

Institutional

Schools, healthcare, and public facilities with life-safety, emergency lighting, and systems coordination.

Municipal

Municipal buildings, pump stations, and community infrastructure with controls and site electrical.

Mixed-use & multi-family

Mixed-use and residential developments with suite power, common areas, and distribution risers.

Service & upgrades

Service upgrades, distribution changes, and retrofit work on existing Island buildings.

Deliverables

What your Prince Edward Island estimate includes

Quantity takeoff workbook
Colour-coded marked-up drawings
Material list by system
Labour-hour summary
Labour-unit basis and project-specific assumptions
Regional labour adjustment for the PEI market
Inclusions and exclusions
Drawing and specification assumptions
RFI and scope-gap log
Addenda review
Utility-coordination notes where shown
Bid summary

Coverage

Electrical systems we quantify

Service & distribution

Service entrance and distribution
Switchgear, switchboards, panels
Transformers
Metering and utility interface

Power & feeders

Feeders and branch power
Raceways and conductors
Cable tray and supports
Mechanical equipment power

Motors & controls

Pumps, motors, VFDs
Starters and MCCs
Generators, ATS, UPS
Battery systems

Lighting

Interior lighting and controls
Emergency lighting and life safety
Site and parking lighting
Underground electrical

Grounding & safety

Grounding and bonding
Fire alarm coordination
Life-safety coordination

Low voltage & special systems

Low-voltage rough-in
Data / communications rough-in
Access control / security rough-in where included
EV charger rough-in where included

Code & compliance

Prince Edward Island code & compliance

Our estimating and scope review are informed by the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1) as adopted in Prince Edward Island, alongside the project specifications, drawings, addenda, and Maritime Electric utility requirements. We estimate what the documents describe and note where they conflict or leave a gap, so nothing is priced on a silent assumption.

MeTiger provides CEC-aware estimating and coordination support only — not stamped drawings, sealed or professional engineering, permit-ready engineering, or code-compliance certification. Final compliance remains subject to the project engineer, the Prince Edward Island authority having jurisdiction, and applicable provincial requirements. We work alongside the engineer of record where required.

Process

How it works

Upload drawings or send a plan link

Send your PDF or DWG set, specifications, and addenda — or a Dropbox, Drive, or Procore link.

Confirm scope and deadline

We confirm the Prince Edward Island location, project type, scope, and bid due date.

Receive a quote

A fee and delivery window, quoted after drawing review, before any work begins.

Takeoff and scope review

We perform the takeoff and organize the electrical scope by system.

Deliver the package

You receive the reviewable estimate package, with an optional walkthrough call before submission.

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FAQ

Prince Edward Island estimating FAQ

Do you provide electrical estimating across Prince Edward Island?

Yes. We support electrical contractors and general contractors right across the Island remotely — Charlottetown, Summerside, Stratford, Cornwall, and the smaller communities in between. Everything is delivered from your PDF or DWG tender set, so a smaller-centre location never limits the senior estimating support you can draw on.

Which electrical code do you estimate to in Prince Edward Island?

Our takeoffs and scope review are informed by the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1) as adopted in Prince Edward Island, together with the project specifications, drawings, addenda, and local utility requirements. Final compliance remains subject to the project engineer, the Prince Edward Island authority having jurisdiction, and applicable provincial requirements.

Can you work from PDF or DWG drawings?

Both. Send a PDF tender set or DWG / CAD files, the specifications, and any addenda — or share a Dropbox, Drive, or Procore link. We work from whatever the design team issued.

How does remote delivery work for a smaller market like PEI?

Remote delivery is exactly what makes senior estimating accessible on the Island. You send drawings and we return a reviewable package on an agreed window, so you get experienced takeoff support without needing a full-time estimator on staff for the volume a smaller centre carries.

Do you sign an NDA before we share drawings?

Yes. A non-disclosure agreement is available on request before you share any tender documents or plan links. Your bid information stays confidential.

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Estimating support for your next Prince Edward Island project

Upload your drawings or share a plan link with the bid due date. MeTiger confirms scope, fee, and delivery window before any work begins.

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