Residential electrical installations (LV)
We build residential wiring that’s easy to live with and easy to maintain: logical circuits, correctly sized protection and a clean handover. For renovations, we fix the common “hidden” issues before they turn into real problems.
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Clear circuits
Labels • protection • logic
Safety
Protections • standards • inspection
Residential wiring isn’t just “pulling cables”. It’s a system that should work for decades.
Safe execution
Clear circuits
Documentation & handover
Quality materials
Renovation isn’t “for the wall”—it’s for safety and real day-to-day operation. If you add new appliances or change the layout, it’s better to do it properly once.
Old aluminium wiring
Missing protections, bonding issues, elevated fire risk.
New high-load appliances
Induction cooktops, heat pumps or an EV wallbox require dedicated circuits.
Frequent outages
A sign of overload or faults. Diagnostics is cheaper than damage.
Peace of mind during inspections
Labeling and documentation simplify future service and insurance discussions.
Residential wiring often connects to other parts of the system. One team means fewer gaps in responsibility.
Request a solutionSimple and controlled. The goal is a clean result—not a “quick job and gone”.
We clarify scope, priorities, risks, timelines and how the household should operate during works.
We design circuit logic, breakers, protections and routes so it makes sense in real life.
Clean installation, tidy worksite, ongoing checks and photo documentation.
Finishing details, functional verification and preparation for inspection and protocols.
Labeling, documentation and a clear explanation of what is where and how to maintain it.
When the home changes, we can extend circuits, modify wiring or perform checks.
No embellishment—real photos from installations. Focused on clarity and safety.
Switchboard – clear protection layout
Logical circuit structure, reserves, labels and numbering for fast service.
Service connection & main feed
Connection to the building, routes, sizing, protection—no improvisation.
Work on site
Safety-first work, clean organization and accountability for the result.
Long-term partnerships with top companies in industry and the public sector.
Pricing depends on scope: number of circuits, a new switchboard, chasing/cable ducts, protection type, RCDs, surge protection, and outlet/lighting requirements. We can provide a quick estimate based on floor plan and appliance list; a precise quote follows after site survey and circuit design.
It depends on building size and scope. Partial upgrades can take days; full rewiring typically takes weeks. We can phase the work to keep household operation as uninterrupted as possible.
Common signs include old wiring and protection, too few circuits, breakers tripping repeatedly, warm outlets/joints, interventions without documentation, or a major increase in load (kitchen, bathroom, new appliances).
Yes. In older apartments and houses, replacing aluminium is a common reason for renovation. It typically includes circuit unification, a new switchboard, adding RCDs and clear labeling for future service.
Yes. We design circuits based on real operation and future reserves (kitchen, bathroom, workshop, garden). The goal is safety, clarity and serviceability years later.
We specify them as standard according to building type, incoming supply and risk profile. RCDs increase personal safety; SPDs help protect appliances and electronics against surges.
Yes. We design the switchboard for today’s needs and future expansion. Handover includes readable circuit labels, numbering and documentation so service is fast and straightforward.
Yes. We execute the installation so the inspection runs smoothly and provide a clear handover pack with circuit labeling. This also makes future changes and servicing easier.
Yes. We deliver wiring and switchboards for common areas, lighting, technical rooms and follow-up inspections. We can phase the work so the building’s operation remains as unaffected as possible.
Yes. We plan reserve space in the switchboard, size the feeder, specify protections and ensure the wallbox can be added safely without unnecessary building work.