Registered electrical inspector issuing Certificates of Compliance for home sales, property transfers, and insurance across the Western Cape.
From the Certificate of Compliance that makes your sale possible, to the everyday electrical work that keeps a home or business running safely.
Our core service. A registered inspection and certificate for home sales, property transfers and insurance — issued by an inspector registered with the Department of Labour.
Tracing tripping circuits, dead points and intermittent faults — pinpointed and fixed, not guessed at.
New distribution boards, board upgrades, breaker and surge-protection work — neatly labelled and compliant.
Full wiring for new builds, additions and renovations — from first fix to final, certified connection.
Three-phase installations and maintenance for homes and businesses, under a registered three-phase wireman's license.
Downlighting, pendant and fixture installations for homes, retail and commercial spaces — clean and even.
Servicing and maintenance of UPS and power-backup systems to keep critical equipment running through outages.
Plugs, isolators, geysers, repairs and the everyday jobs — handled by a qualified, registered electrician.
The certificate is only as good as the inspector behind it. Here's what stands behind every job we sign off.
Authorised to issue Certificates of Compliance — the certificate is valid, recognised, and legally accepted for transfer.
Qualified for single- and three-phase installations — from a domestic DB board to commercial three-phase distribution.
A proper inspection finds the faults a rubber-stamp certificate misses — so what you sign off is genuinely safe.
The CoC is what makes a property transfer possible. We get it sorted promptly so the conveyancer can lodge without delay.
A compliant installation and a valid certificate support your insurance claims when something electrical goes wrong.
Beyond the sale — a compliant installation protects the people living in the home from electrical risk every day.
The Electrical Certificate of Compliance is a legal requirement for property transfer in South Africa. Here's how it affects your deal.
A valid CoC, issued by a registered electrician, is required by law to register a property transfer.
The sale agreement requires the seller to provide the CoC, at their own cost, before transfer.
Without a CoC the conveyancer cannot lodge the transfer. No lodgement means no registration.
Resolve faults early, get the CoC, and keep your deal on track — no last-minute surprises at transfer.
A selection of distribution boards, three-phase work, lighting and power-backup installations from across the Western Cape.
Mobile and on the road — we come to you. From the South Peninsula through the Southern Suburbs to the Northern Suburbs and the Winelands.
Check your areaTell us what you need and where you are in the Western Cape. We will get back to you to book the job or CoC inspection.
Message us on WhatsApp or call directly. Tell us whether it's a CoC for a sale, a fault, or a new installation — and where you are.