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Licensed electrical and contracting in Peachland, Central Okanagan — from Nomen Contracting and Electrical, your Kelowna-based, family-owned team with 35+ years of experience.
Peachland is a scenic lakeside community strung along the west shore of Okanagan Lake, its homes stacked up steep hillsides for the view. That dramatic setting makes for beautiful properties — and real electrical challenges, with multi-level homes, long runs and outdoor spaces that all need thoughtful wiring.
Nomen Contracting and Electrical is comfortable with the kind of hillside and waterfront work Peachland demands, from lake-view renovations to deck and outdoor lighting.
Peachland runs along Beach Avenue and climbs the hills above it, with Trepanier and Ponderosa among its neighbourhoods. Steep lots and long, narrow properties are the norm, so homes here often span several levels and need carefully planned circuits, lighting and outdoor power.
Specialties in Peachland: hillside-home wiring, waterfront and lake-view renovations, deck, patio and outdoor lighting, hot-tub circuits, and panel upgrades. The terrain means longer runs and more outdoor work than a typical flat lot.
Whatever your property needs, our licensed team can help. Popular services here include:
Yes. Many Peachland homes are multi-level on steep lots, which means longer circuit runs and more outdoor wiring. We plan the work around the terrain so lighting, outlets and panels all serve the home properly.
Definitely. Outdoor and deck lighting is popular here for making the most of the lake views — we install it weatherproof and to code, with dimming and controls where you want them.
Call 250-258-7150 or send us a message — we're happy to talk through your Peachland project and provide a no-obligation quote.
Contact Nomen Contracting and Electrical today for reliable service and professional workmanship across the Okanagan.