Electrical Permit — improvement work
City record: Permit for electrical pulled by the property owner — no contractor named on the City record.
May also involve: Drywall, Painting
Best way to make contact
The owner pulled this permit themselves
- No contractor is named on the City record, so the owner is the decision-maker — and they're at that address.
- Sign in as a subscribed contractor to see the address.
- Owner-pulled permits often mean DIY. A lot of them stall partway, so an offer to finish or inspect the work lands better than a pitch for the whole job.
Never look up the owner's phone number to cold-call them. The permit is public; their consent to be contacted is not.
2 permits at this address
These were filed as separate permits but look like one project. Firms already named on it are worth a call — ask whether the remaining trades are covered.
- PlumbingPlumbing Permit
Before you quote this
General guidance based on the permit type — not legal advice, and not a substitute for checking current Alberta requirements yourself.
Certified electrician required
Electrical work in Alberta must be performed by a certified journeyman electrician or under a master electrician's permit.
From the public City record
- Permit number
- EP2026-28619
- Permit type
- Homeowner's Electrical Permit
- Work class
- Improvement
- Status on City record
- Issued Permit
- Community
- EVANSTON
- Issued
- 9/22/2026
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