Need an electrician in the Netherlands?
Power out, a circuit keeps tripping or planning a new installation? Tell us what is happening and where you need help. We explain the next step and discuss costs before work starts.
- Urgent faults and planned electrical work
- Your postcode helps us check availability
- Clear arrangements before a visit
An enquiry is not a confirmed appointment. We discuss the work and costs first.
What do you need help with?
You can describe the problem in plain English. We will help work out what comes next.
Power is out at home
Check whether it is a street outage or a fault inside your home.
Find the right helpFuse box or circuits
Ask about a new consumer unit, an extra circuit or a breaker that keeps tripping.
Find the right helpA planned installation
Sockets, lighting, induction cooking, EV charging and electrical rewiring.
Find the right helpFrom a small repair to a larger project.
Emergency electrician
No power, repeated tripping or a damaged connection? Call with your postcode and a short description. We will confirm availability, the next step and the costs before work starts.
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Fuse box replacement
The Dutch groepenkast is the fuse box (consumer unit). Tell us about your current setup, appliances and future plans so we can discuss a suitable layout and protection.
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Induction hob connection
Changing from gas or replacing an electric hob? The appliance specifications and existing circuit determine what needs to happen before connection.
Learn moreThree steps to electrical help.
Tell us what is happening
Call or send your postcode, contact details and a short description. You do not need a technical diagnosis.
Discuss the job and cost
We check the address and availability, then explain the work, the expected timing and the cost information available.
Confirm the appointment
Only after you agree to the arrangement is a visit confirmed. Additional work is discussed before it starts.
Ask for the full cost before work starts.
The price depends on the fault or installation, materials, labour and timing. Describe your situation so we can discuss the relevant charges before you confirm a visit.
How costs are discussedVisit and diagnosis
Ask about a call-out charge and fault finding.
Labour, materials and VAT
Ask for the expected total, including applicable VAT.
Urgent or additional work
Check possible evening or weekend charges, and agree to extra work first.
Find help for your address.
Choose your province or search your town. We check the exact address and availability before arranging a visit.
Find your townClear answers to common questions.
You can call if your situation is different.
Do I need to know what caused the problem?
No. Tell us what stopped working, when it started and whether it affects a room or the entire property. Do not open the fuse box or try to repair exposed wiring yourself.
Is my online request a confirmed booking?
No. We contact you to discuss the job, expected timing, availability and costs. An appointment is confirmed only after you agree.
I rent my apartment. Who should I contact?
You can describe the problem to us, but also tell your landlord or property manager. For work in shared parts of a building, access and permission may need to be arranged.
What if the whole street has no power?
Check with neighbours. If multiple properties are affected, check the grid operator outage information or call the national fault line 0800-9009. For a fault inside your home, call us.
Tell us what you need.
Call to discuss urgent help, or send a request for planned work. We will explain the next step.