Saskatchewan Electrical Estimating

Saskatchewan Electrical Estimating Services

MeTiger provides electrical estimating and takeoff support for contractors and general contractors bidding work across Saskatchewan. From Saskatoon and Regina commercial fit-outs to agri-industrial and potash- and mining-adjacent builds near Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, and Swift Current, we turn your tender drawings, specifications, and addenda into clean quantities, labour summaries, marked-up plans, and documented scope notes — delivered remotely, no site visit required.

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Local context

Electrical estimating built for Saskatchewan projects

Saskatchewan electrical work is estimated against the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1) as adopted in the province, with electrical inspection and permitting administered by the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) and the local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Service, metering, and connection details are coordinated with the serving utility — SaskPower — across the province.

We estimate what your bid documents call for and reconcile it against those local realities: SaskPower service and metering arrangements, provincial code amendments, and the practices common on prairie commercial, agri-industrial, and institutional work. When the drawings and specifications don't agree, we flag it in writing rather than burying the assumption in the number. Remote delivery means we support your Saskatoon, Regina, or rural Saskatchewan bid on the same footing — you send the set, we return a package your team can defend line by line.

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Project types

Saskatchewan project types we estimate

Common electrical scopes we price for contractors and GCs working across the province.

Commercial & retail

Tenant improvements, retail fit-outs, offices, and mixed-use projects in Saskatoon, Regina, and regional centres.

Agri-industrial

Grain, processing, and agri-industrial facilities with process power, motor loads, and controls coordination.

Potash & mining-adjacent

Mining-adjacent industrial and processing-support electrical with heavy distribution, motor, and control scope.

Institutional

Schools, care facilities, and institutional buildings with life-safety, emergency, and distribution work.

Municipal & utility

Municipal facilities, pump and lift stations, and utility infrastructure with controls and site electrical.

Service upgrades

Distribution upgrades and SaskPower service revisions where the scope calls for them.

Deliverables

What your Saskatchewan estimate includes

  • Quantity takeoff workbook
  • Colour-coded marked-up drawings
  • Material list by system
  • Labour-hour summary with the labour-unit basis
  • Project-specific labour assumptions
  • Inclusions and exclusions
  • Drawing and specification assumptions
  • RFI and scope-gap log
  • Addenda review
  • SaskPower service and metering coordination notes
  • Bid summary
  • Optional final review call
Coverage

Electrical systems we quantify

Service & distribution

  • Service entrance and distribution
  • Switchgear, switchboards, panels
  • Transformers
  • Metering & utility coordination

Power & feeders

  • Feeders and branch power
  • Raceways and conductors
  • Cable tray and supports
  • Mechanical & process equipment power

Motors & controls

  • Pumps, motors, VFDs
  • Starters and MCCs
  • Generators, ATS, UPS
  • Process control coordination

Lighting

  • Interior lighting and controls
  • High-bay and process-area lighting
  • Emergency and life-safety lighting
  • Site and exterior lighting

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

Saskatchewan code & compliance

Our estimating and scope review are informed by the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1) as adopted in Saskatchewan, along with provincial amendments, the project specifications, addenda, and SaskPower service requirements. This is CEC-aware estimating support: we quantify and coordinate what the documents require, and we surface where they conflict.

Final compliance remains subject to the project engineer, the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) and the local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ), and applicable provincial requirements. MeTiger provides estimating and coordination support — not stamped drawings, sealed or professional engineering, or code-compliance certification — and works alongside the engineer of record where required.
Process

How it works

1

Send your drawings or a plan link

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

2

Confirm scope and deadline

We confirm the Saskatchewan location, project type, scope, and bid due date.

3

Receive a quote

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

4

Takeoff and scope review

We perform the takeoff and organize the electrical scope by system, with SaskPower coordination notes where relevant.

5

Deliver the package

You receive the reviewable estimate package, with documented assumptions and a scope-gap log, on the agreed window.

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FAQ

Saskatchewan estimating FAQ

Do you provide electrical estimating across Saskatchewan?
Yes. We support electrical contractors and general contractors across Saskatchewan — Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, and rural and northern communities — working remotely from your PDF or DWG tender set. No site visit is required to produce the takeoff.
Which electrical code do you estimate to in Saskatchewan?
Our takeoffs and scope review are informed by the Canadian Electrical Code (CSA C22.1) as adopted in Saskatchewan, together with the project specifications, drawings, addenda, and SaskPower service requirements. Final compliance remains subject to the project engineer, the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) and the local authority having jurisdiction, and applicable provincial requirements.
Can you work from PDF or DWG drawings?
Yes. Send a PDF or DWG set with the specifications and any addenda — or a Dropbox, Drive, or Procore link. We work from your bid documents and return a reviewable estimate package your team can check line by line.
How is the estimate delivered?
Everything is delivered remotely on an agreed window: a quantity takeoff workbook, colour-coded marked-up drawings, a material list by system, a labour-hour summary with the labour-unit basis, inclusions and exclusions, and a scope-gap / RFI log you can send to the design team.
Do you sign an NDA before we share drawings?
Yes. A non-disclosure agreement is available on request before you send tender documents or plan links, so your Saskatchewan bid set stays confidential.

Bidding electrical work in Saskatchewan?

Send your Saskatoon, Regina, or regional Saskatchewan bid set and due date. MeTiger confirms scope, fee, and delivery window before any work begins.