Domestic electrical work across Benoni, Boksburg and the East Rand. Fault finding, compliance certificates, DB boards, plugs and lights — quoted upfront, done right the first time.
Click through the house — most calls we get come from one of these six places.
Old fuse boxes replaced with modern DBs — proper breakers, working earth leakage, and every circuit labelled so nobody has to guess which switch does what.
Downlighters, new points, dimmers, and swapping tired fittings for LED that costs a fraction to run. Outside and security lighting too.
Element and thermostat replacement, geyser isolator switches, and timers that stop you heating water at four in the morning for nothing.
Extra points where you actually need them, dead plugs traced and repaired, and overloaded circuits split properly instead of daisy-chained.
Stove and oven connections done to spec with the right isolator, plus dedicated circuits for anything that pulls serious current.
Power runs to outbuildings, gate motor and intercom supply, pool pump circuits — all correctly protected and certified.
An Electrical Certificate of Compliance is a legal requirement when a property changes hands in South Africa, and it has to be issued by a registered person. No COC, no transfer.
We inspect the whole installation, give you a written list of anything that fails, quote you to fix it, and issue the certificate once it passes. Valid for two years.
How it worksThe order matters — you know the price before we start the work.
Tell us what's happening. We'll often narrow it down over the phone before we drive out.
We come out, find the actual fault, and explain what's wrong in plain language.
You get a fixed price before any repair starts. If you'd rather leave it, that's fine.
Repaired, tested, and cleaned up. Certificate issued where the job calls for one.
"Our main kept tripping for weeks and two other guys couldn't find it. Voltform traced it to a faulty geyser element in under an hour."
"Needed a COC in a hurry for our transfer. Inspected on the Tuesday, small repairs done Wednesday, certificate in my hand Thursday."
"Quoted before they started, and the price didn't change afterwards. Refreshing, honestly."
Send a message or call. We'll give you a straight answer and a fixed price.
Get a quoteFrom a dead plug point to a full rewire — here's what we handle, and roughly what it costs.
Tripping breakers, earth leakage that won't stay in, dead circuits, flickering lights. We test methodically and find the real cause rather than swapping parts and hoping.
Full inspection, written fault list, fixed quote for repairs, and the certificate issued once it passes. Required by law when you sell.
Old fuse boards replaced with modern DBs — proper breakers, earth leakage, and every circuit labelled so the next person isn't guessing.
Extra plug points, new light fittings, downlighters, outside and security lighting, LED conversions, and dimmer installations.
Element and thermostat replacement, geyser isolators, stove and oven connections, and timer installations to cut running costs.
Surge arrestors at the DB to protect everything downstream. Cheaper than replacing a TV, fridge and gate motor after one storm.
Partial or full rewires for older homes where the wiring has perished, been extended badly, or simply can't carry a modern load.
Power runs to cottages, garages, and workshops. Gate motor and intercom supply, correctly protected and certified.
Burning smell, sparking, or total power loss. Call us — we'll tell you what to switch off immediately and get out as fast as we can.
Real numbers so you're not going in blind. Your exact quote is fixed in writing before we start.
Guide prices only — every house is different. We quote before we work, and the quote is what you pay.
What it is, why you need one, what it costs, and how quickly we can get it done.
An Electrical Certificate of Compliance confirms that the electrical installation at a property meets the national wiring standard. It can only be issued by a registered person after a physical inspection and test.
You need a valid one when you sell a property, and most conveyancing attorneys won't proceed with transfer without it. A COC is valid for two years, provided no work has been done since.
Insurers also ask for it after an electrical fire or claim. If yours has lapsed, it's worth sorting before you need it.
Repairs, if any are needed, are quoted separately and you decide before we do them.
Usually within two working days. It takes about two hours for an average home.
A written list of anything that fails, with a fixed quote to put it right. No pressure.
We fix what's needed. If everything passes first time, we skip straight to step four.
Signed COC emailed to you and your attorney, valid for two years.
Two years from the date of issue, as long as no electrical work has been done since. If someone has altered the installation, a new certificate is needed.
The seller. It's the seller's legal responsibility to hand over a valid COC at transfer, including the cost of any repairs needed to pass.
Very few homes pass with nothing at all. You'll get a written list and a fixed quote — you can have us fix it, or get someone else to. We only issue the certificate once the installation actually complies.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who offers to. An unverified certificate is worthless, illegal to issue, and leaves you exposed if there's ever a fire or a claim.
Not strictly required by law for a rental, but most insurers expect a valid certificate, and it protects you as the landlord if a tenant has an incident.
Tell us the address and we'll book an inspection, usually within two days.
Book an inspectionBased in Benoni, covering the East Rand. If your suburb isn't listed, ask — we probably still come out.
No travel charge within these areas.
Describe the problem and we'll come back with a straight answer and a fixed price. No callout charge for quotes.