OEB Licensed · ES-2024-0359

New Construction Submetering

Building new? Design submetering into your plans from day one for the smoothest installation and lowest disruption.

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Why New Construction Is Ideal for Submetering

Installing submetering during construction is simpler and more cost-effective than retrofitting. Meters can be incorporated into the electrical design from the start, wiring can be routed efficiently, and there is no disruption to existing residents. The result is a cleaner installation with optimal meter placement.

Working With Your Team

Voltage Vision works directly with your architect, electrical engineer, and contractor to integrate submetering into your building plans. We review electrical drawings, recommend meter locations, and coordinate installation timing to align with your construction schedule. Our involvement begins at the design stage and continues through commissioning.

Installation Timeline

Submetering equipment is typically installed after electrical rough-in but before drywall. This timing ensures clean integration with minimal impact on your construction schedule. We coordinate closely with your general contractor to align with other trades and avoid delays.

From Construction to Occupancy

As units become occupied, Voltage Vision activates individual meters and begins resident onboarding. We handle all account setup, resident communication, and billing activation. By the time your first residents move in, their metering is fully operational.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should we contact Voltage Vision for a new build?

Ideally during the design phase, before electrical drawings are finalized. This allows us to recommend optimal meter placement and ensure the electrical design accommodates submetering. However, we can work with projects at any stage of construction.

Do you review our electrical drawings?

Yes. We review your electrical plans to determine meter placement, panel configuration, and wiring requirements. This review is provided at no cost as part of our service.

What approvals are needed for new construction submetering?

The building must comply with the Ontario Building Code and Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) requirements. As an OEB-licensed provider, Voltage Vision ensures all installations meet regulatory standards including Measurement Canada certification.

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