Electrical work explained
Electrical services for your home or business.
Choose the work you need help with. If you do not know which service fits, describe the problem and we will discuss it with you.
An enquiry is not a confirmed appointment. We discuss the work and costs first.

Clear arrangements before work beginsWe confirm your address, timing and costs with you.
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All services
Find the right starting point.
Each service explains what information helps us prepare and which costs to ask about.
Faults and urgent help
Emergency electricianNo 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.Power failure at homeIf your whole home or part of it has no power, describe what went off and when. We can discuss whether the problem appears to be inside your installation and what investigation would involve.Short circuit repairPower trips when an appliance is used, or after something was damaged? Tell us what happened. A fault in an appliance and a fault in the fixed wiring need different solutions.Electrical fault findingA fault that comes and goes can be difficult to identify. Describe when it happens, which equipment is in use and what changes you have noticed.RCD keeps trippingAn RCD (safety switch, called an aardlekschakelaar in Dutch) protects your installation. If it repeatedly switches off, the cause needs proper investigation.Circuit breaker keeps trippingIf one circuit in the fuse box keeps switching off, describe which rooms and appliances lose power and what was running at the time.
Fuse boxes and circuits
Fuse box replacementThe 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.Fuse box expansionA new kitchen or more equipment may need additional circuits. We discuss whether your existing fuse box (consumer unit) has enough space and suitable protection.Dedicated circuit installationA washer, dryer, cooking appliance or workshop machine may need a separate circuit. Let us assess the load, wiring route and your fuse box.RCD replacementIf an RCD (safety switch) may be defective or the fuse box is being changed, an electrician can assess the appropriate replacement and checks after installation.
Electric cooking
Cooking circuit installationMoving to an electric or induction hob? The Dutch cooking circuit (kookgroep) must be matched to the appliance, wiring and existing supply.Perilex connectionPerilex is a Dutch five-pin connector often used for cooking appliances. Its shape does not reveal how the socket is wired, so the appliance and supply need to be checked together.Induction hob connectionChanging from gas or replacing an electric hob? The appliance specifications and existing circuit determine what needs to happen before connection.
Sockets and lighting
Socket repairA loose, discoloured or non-working socket may need more than a new cover. Tell us what you can see and which appliance was connected.New socket installationNeed a socket at a desk, in a kitchen or another room? Tell us where and what you plan to plug in so the route, load and finish can be discussed.Lighting installationFrom mounting a light on an existing point to planning several new points, describe the room, fittings and the switches you want to use.
Wiring and power
Three-phase power installationPlanning workshop or business equipment that needs three-phase power? Share its technical requirements and where it will be used so the installation can be assessed.Three-phase connection preparationNew equipment may require a three-phase supply. We can discuss what must be assessed and prepared inside your property and how to coordinate the next steps.Earthing installationEarthing (called aarding in Dutch) is part of electrical safety. The right approach depends on the property, supply and existing installation.Electrical installationFor a new room, build or renovation, start with how each space will be used. We can discuss circuits, lighting and sockets as one plan.Electrical renovationRenovating a Dutch home? We can assess what can remain, what needs changing and how to phase work around rooms that are still in use.Earth rod installationAn earth rod can be part of an earthing solution, but it is not a standard answer for every building. The existing arrangement and measurements come first.
Energy and comfort
EV charger installationA charging point needs a suitable position, cable route and electrical supply. Tell us about the car, charger and where you park.Home battery installationConsidering a home battery? Describe why you want storage, your current equipment and energy use. System choice and electrical connection need to fit your situation.Air conditioning installationTell us about the rooms, preferred unit positions and how you want to use air conditioning. The electrical connection and installation route form part of the plan.
How it works
Three steps to electrical help.
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Tell us what is happening
Call or send your postcode, contact details and a short description. You do not need a technical diagnosis.
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Discuss the job and cost
We check the address and availability, then explain the work, the expected timing and the cost information available.
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Confirm the appointment
Only after you agree to the arrangement is a visit confirmed. Additional work is discussed before it starts.
Tell us what you need.
Call to discuss urgent help, or send a request for planned work. We will explain the next step.