New Electrical Installations

Every new electrical installations job we take on is handled by a qualified technician working to SANS standards, backed by a written workmanship guarantee. That matters more than it sounds: a large share of the callouts we attend are re-work on installations done cheaply by someone who is no longer answering their phone.

On a new build we work from the architect’s drawings and with the builder’s programme: first-fix conduit and cabling before plaster, distribution board installation, second-fix accessories and fittings, testing, and certification at hand-over.

We advise early on socket and lighting positions, data and TV cabling, backup power provision and outdoor supply, because these are far cheaper to plan than to retrofit.

Why new electrical installations matters

New Electrical Installations done badly is expensive twice — once when you pay for it and again when you pay someone else to fix it. Insurers also routinely decline claims where work was not carried out by a registered contractor, which is why every job we complete is documented and, where applicable, certified.

What’s included

First-fix conduit and cabling to programme
Board installation and circuit design
Second-fix accessories, fittings and testing
Data, TV, backup and outdoor provisioning
COC issued at hand-over

Warning signs we look for on new electrical installations

Warm, discoloured or buzzing switches, sockets or DB board
Sockets that only work intermittently or feel loose
Breakers tripping repeatedly or without an obvious cause
A burning smell near the board, a plug point or a light fitting
Extension leads permanently in use because there are too few points
Lights dimming or flickering when large appliances start

How we handle new electrical installations

1. Free assessment and written quote

We attend site, inspect what is actually there, and quote new electrical installations in writing with the parts, labour and any compliance work itemised. No deposit is required to get a price.

2. Scheduling that suits you

Once you approve the quote we book a slot — including after-hours and weekend work where a business cannot afford downtime — and confirm the arrival window by phone or WhatsApp the day before.

3. The work itself

A qualified technician carries out the new electrical installations to SANS standards using correctly rated materials. Drop sheets go down, the area is protected, and anything unexpected is raised with you before extra cost is incurred.

4. Testing, handover and paperwork

We test the completed work under load, walk you through what was done, and issue your invoice, warranty details and — where the job requires it — a Certificate of Compliance.

What affects the price of new electrical installations

Anyone quoting new electrical installations sight-unseen is guessing. These are the factors that genuinely move the number on our quotations:

Cable length, routing and whether chasing into walls is required
Single-phase versus three-phase supply and the rating of the circuit
Condition of the existing DB board and whether an upgrade is needed
Quality and rating of the protective devices and fittings specified
Whether a Certificate of Compliance forms part of the scope
Access, working at height, and whether the site must stay live

Our guarantee

Our guarantee is written on the invoice, not implied verbally, so you always have something to hold us to.

Recent project

A medical practice in Sandhurst needed new electrical installations handled properly after a poor previous experience. We assessed the site, quoted in writing, completed the work to SANS standards and handed over full documentation. Read the full New Electrical Installations for a medical practice in Sandhurst case study.

New Electrical Installations FAQs

When should the electrician be involved in a new build?

Before the walls are built. Early input avoids expensive chasing and retrofits later.

How much does new electrical installations cost in Gauteng?

There is no single price — new electrical installations is quoted on scope. The assessment is free and the quotation is itemised, so you see the parts, the labour and any compliance work separately before you commit. Call 060 959 2231 and we will give you a realistic range over the phone, then confirm it on site.

How quickly can you attend?

We aim for same-day or next-day attendance across Gauteng for new electrical installations, and we run emergency call-outs after hours, over weekends and on public holidays. Booked installations are usually scheduled within a few working days.

Are your technicians qualified and insured?

Yes. Our teams are qualified, insured and, on the electrical side, registered to issue Certificates of Compliance. Every job carries a written workmanship guarantee on top of the manufacturer’s warranty on parts and equipment.

Do you cover my area?

We cover the whole of Gauteng — Johannesburg, Pretoria, Centurion, Midrand, the East Rand, the West Rand and the Vaal — including estates and complexes where access has to be arranged with the HOA in advance.

New Electrical Installations across Gauteng

We carry out new electrical installations throughout Gauteng. These are our main service areas, each with its own local guide:

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