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Registered Electrical Contractor with the Department Of Labour.
PIRB
We are registered Plumbers with Plumbing Industry Registration Board.
Insurance Cover
We have R10 million Liability Cover if something happens during a job.
ResidentialElectrical Services
General
Electrical Installation: This includes the installation of electrical systems in new homes, including wiring, outlets, switches, and circuit breakers.
Electrical Repairs: Our team of electricians can diagnose and repair issues with your electrical system, such as faulty outlets, switches, or circuit breakers.
Electrical Upgrades: Upgrading electrical systems to meet current safety codes and accommodate increased electrical demands. This can include upgrading electrical panels, wiring, and outlets.
Circuit Installation and Upgrades: Adding new circuits for appliances, lighting, or other electrical needs, or upgrading existing circuits to handle higher loads.
Lighting Installation: Installing indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures, including recessed lighting, chandeliers, and landscape lighting.
Ceiling Fan Installation: Installation and wiring of ceiling fans for improved ventilation and comfort.
Electrical Panel Services: This includes electrical panel upgrades, repairs, and replacements. It ensures your home’s electrical system can handle the load and is up to code.
Outlet and Switch Installation: Adding new outlets or switches for convenience or replacing old ones for safety and functionality.
Electrical Inspections: Comprehensive electrical inspections to identify potential hazards, code violations, and necessary repairs or upgrades.
Outdoor Electrical Services: This includes outdoor lighting, landscape lighting, security lighting, and outdoor outlet installation.
Automation
Home Automation: Installing smart home systems, including smart lighting, thermostats, security systems, and home entertainment setups.
Emergency
Emergency Electrical Services: We offer 24/7 emergency services to address urgent electrical issues such as power outages, electrical fires, or dangerous electrical faults.
Consulting & Safety
Electrical Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving electrical problems, such as intermittent electrical issues, shorts, and power surges.
Electrical Consultations and Planning: Offering advice on electrical system design, energy-efficient solutions, and planning for electrical upgrades.
Whole-House Surge Protection: Installing surge protection devices to safeguard your home’s electrical equipment from power surges.
Electrical Safety Inspections: Regular inspections to ensure the safety and compliance of your electrical system.
Renovations
Renovation and Remodeling Services: Providing electrical services for home renovations and remodels, including kitchen and bathroom upgrades.
Electrician FAQ
What does a local electrician charge per hour?
Local electricians typically charge between R450 to R950 per hour, depending on their experience and the complexity of the job.
How much does an electrician charge in South Africa?
Electrician rates in South Africa can vary, but they generally range from R450 to R950 per hour. Some may also charge a call-out fee.
How much to wire a 3 bedroom house?
Wiring a 3-bedroom house can cost anywhere from R20,000 to R50,000, depending on the size of the house and the specific requirements.
How long does it take to rewire a 3-bedroom house?
Rewiring a 3-bedroom house typically takes about 5 to 10 days, depending on the complexity and the existing wiring condition.
How do I calculate electrical wiring for my house?
Calculating electrical wiring for your house involves determining the total load requirement, selecting the appropriate wire gauge, and considering the length of the wire runs. It's best to consult with a professional electrician for an accurate assessment.
How much to charge for wiring a house in South Africa?
The cost to wire a house in South Africa can vary widely, but on average, it can range from R20,000 to R70,000 depending on the size and specific requirements of the house.
How much to change plugs and switches?
Changing plugs and switches can cost between R50 to R150 per unit, excluding the electrician's hourly rate.
What is a qualified electrician?
A qualified electrician is someone who has completed the necessary education, training, and apprenticeship, and holds a valid certification or license to perform electrical work.
How do I know if someone is a qualified electrician?
You can verify if someone is a qualified electrician by checking their certification, licensing, and asking for references or previous work examples.
How to check if someone is a certified electrician?
To check if someone is a certified electrician, you can request their certification number and verify it with the relevant certifying authority in South Africa.
How do I know if my electrician is registered with Labour?
You can check if your electrician is registered with the Department of Labour by requesting their registration details and verifying them with the department.
What is an electrical emergency?
An electrical emergency is any situation where there is a risk of electric shock, fire, or significant power outage, such as exposed wires, burning smells, or sparking outlets.
How do I know I need an electrician?
You need an electrician if you experience frequent power outages, flickering lights, tripped circuit breakers, burning smells, or any other unusual electrical issues.
Can I do my own electrical work in South Africa?
In South Africa, you can do some minor electrical work yourself, but major work, such as installations and rewiring, must be done by a certified electrician to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
How to check if a CoC is valid?
To check if a Certificate of Compliance (CoC) is valid, you can verify it with the Electrical Contractors Association or the Department of Labour.
How long is a CoC valid for?
A CoC is typically valid for two years, but it remains valid as long as no electrical alterations are made after it is issued.
How much is a CoC certificate?
A CoC certificate can cost between R900 to R4500, depending on the size and complexity of the property.