Advanced Engineering & Construction works as an electrical contractor in Karachi. The company executes wiring design, installation, and panel commissioning for residential, commercial, and institutional projects. It holds PEC Licence No. 17347, Category C4/E, covering construction projects up to Rs. 200 million. AEC manages the full electrical scope from initial drawing through final testing and handover.

Electrical Design, Wiring & Installation Services

Electrical contracting at AEC covers new construction wiring, full rewiring for renovation projects, distribution board upgrades, and earthing systems. Every project begins with a load assessment and wiring layout before any cable enters a wall or conduit. Drawings specify cable gauge, circuit grouping, and breaker rating for each load, matching the system to actual power demand.

This sequence matters most on retrofit work in Karachi, where older buildings often carry undersized wiring from earlier renovations. Adding modern loads, such as split ACs and geysers, onto an old board without resizing the circuit is risky. It is a common cause of tripped breakers and overheating in older Karachi homes. AEC’s wiring layout accounts for present and near-future load before installation begins.

Installation follows the approved drawing, covering conduiting, cable pulling, distribution board fitting, and earthing connections. Every circuit is tested for insulation resistance and earth continuity before the system is energized. AEC issues a completion record for each project, covering circuit schedules and test results. This record supports future maintenance work and any SBCA inspection.

Electrical Contractors for Residential, Commercial & Institutional Projects

AEC bundles electrical work into the larger renovation or construction contract for Karachi homeowners. Wiring and panel work get scheduled directly against the civil and finishing timeline, so walls are chased and replastered once. This avoids a common renovation problem, an electrician cutting into finished tile work to add a point after the fact.

Commercial clients, including offices and retail fit-outs, need electrical work finished by a fixed handover date. AEC schedules panel shutdowns and live testing outside business hours where required. Load calculations account for HVAC, server, and lighting circuits typical of a Karachi commercial fit-out.

AEC’s PEC licence covers civil, electrical, and mechanical works under one registration. The same multi-trade scope applies on institutional projects for clients including NED University and Jinnah Sindh Medical University. Electrical drawings and load schedules are prepared before approval submission, keeping work compliant with Sindh Building Control Authority rules. This single-licence structure gives a government or institutional client one accountable contractor across civil, electrical, and mechanical scope, not three separate vendors.

ATS Panel & Standby Generator Systems

AEC installs ATS panels for properties that run a backup generator alongside the main K-Electric supply. An ATS switches electrical load between grid and generator automatically, without anyone flipping a handle. Sizing depends on total connected load in amps and whether the supply is single-phase or three-phase.

On generator-backed sites, the distinction that matters is between an ATS and an AMF panel. An ATS switches between two sources that are already running. An AMF panel also starts the standby generator automatically on mains failure. Specifying an ATS where an AMF panel is actually needed is a common error on residential backup projects.

ATS panels suit homes, offices, and shops running an auto-start generator without staff present to switch sources manually. Standalone ATS units in Pakistan range from Rs. 6,000 for a residential switch to Rs. 90,000 for larger commercial units. Full panel fabrication, wiring, earthing, and commissioning for hospitals, data rooms, or industrial sites cost considerably more. Pricing for these larger systems depends on the specific load and switching configuration.

Electrical Installation Cost in Karachi

Electrical wiring labour in Karachi typically costs between Rs. 50 and Rs. 120 per square foot. The range depends on whether the work follows basic or PEC-compliant specification. Material costs sit on top of labour, since cable gauge, distribution board brand, and switch quality each carry separate pricing. A full house wiring project covering 1,500 to 2,000 square feet runs Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 200,000 in labour alone. Materials and any ATS panel or backup integration are priced separately, based on project specification.

AEC provides a written, itemized quote after a site visit and load assessment. Wall condition, cable routing distance, and fixture count all affect the final figure.

PEC Licence & Specialization Codes for Electrical Work

Advanced Engineering & Construction holds PEC Licence No. 17347, Category C4/E, valid through 30 June 2026. The licence covers 26 specialization codes spanning civil, electrical, and mechanical works. It was issued under the Construction and Operation of Engineering Works Bye-laws 1987. Electrical work at AEC falls under eleven of these codes:

PEC Code(s)	Scope
EE01, EE02, EE03, EE04, EE06, EE07, EE08, EE10	General electrical works codes
EE11(i)	General electrical works only
EE11(xix)	Renewable energy works only
EE11(xxv)	Solar power

AEC has delivered projects for institutional and government clients including NED University of Engineering & Technology, Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Pakistan Works & Development (PWD), and Pakistan Disaster Management Authority (PDMA). The same PEC licence covering these projects covers AEC’s electrical works. AEC’s PEC registration also lists Sindh Industrial & Trading Estate (SITE), SESSI, and Darul ul Uloom Karachi as confirmed clients.

Why Choose AEC for Electrical Contracting in Karachi

Engr. Ahsan Razak founded Advanced Engineering & Construction in June 2022, structured as a sole proprietorship under PEC Category C4/E. The licence allows construction projects up to Rs. 200 million, a capacity most sole-proprietor electrical contractors in Karachi cannot match. AEC’s scope spans all 26 specialization codes across civil, electrical, and mechanical works, not electrical work alone.

Hiring separate vendors for civil, electrical, and finishing work creates coordination gaps. No single party stays accountable when something goes wrong between trades. AEC’s combined PEC scope puts civil, electrical, and mechanical execution under one contract and one point of contact. This matters most on renovation projects, where electrical, plumbing, and finishing trades often share the same wall or ceiling.

Closing CTA

To schedule an electrical design review or request a project quote, contact Advanced Engineering & Construction at +92-332-2066882 or Advancedengineeringc@gmail.com. The office is located at 1st Floor Al Azhar Garden, Al Wajid Plaza, Scheme 33, Karachi. AEC executes electrical contracting projects across Karachi, including Scheme 33, Gulistan-e-Johar, and surrounding areas.