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Electrical installations

From the consumer unit to the last socket

A well-done electrical installation is one you never see or hear. A rushed one shows up as tripping breakers, warm sockets and extension leads running through the whole house.

We work on new builds and on renovations of houses and flats: we run the circuits, fit the consumer unit, sockets and lighting, and leave you a clear diagram of what we did. Since we also handle gates and garage doors, powering them fits naturally into the same job.

What the job includes

  • New wiring for houses under construction
  • Rewiring old installations, including aluminium cabling
  • Consumer units with circuit breakers and residual current protection
  • Dedicated circuits for water heaters, hobs, air conditioning or heat pumps
  • Power and lighting for the yard, automatic gates and garages
  • Fault finding: tripping breakers, dead sockets, short circuits

New build or renovation

On a house under construction we come in after the brickwork and before the plaster: we agree with you where the sockets, switches and lights go, then run the circuits. That is when an extra socket costs almost nothing — after plastering, it costs a day's work and a wall to redo.

On renovations we look at what is there first. Some circuits can stay, others cannot. We tell you clearly what needs replacing and why, without rewiring the whole house just because it is easier for us.

The consumer unit

Plenty of houses around here still have old screw-in fuses and no residual current protection at all. A new consumer unit, with a breaker on every circuit and RCD protection, protects you, not just the cables.

We split the circuits logically — sockets, lighting, kitchen, bathroom, outdoors — and label them. When something trips you know exactly what and where, without flicking them all back one by one.

Old aluminium wiring

Blocks of flats and houses built up to the 1990s often have aluminium cabling. Aluminium oxidises at the joints and runs warm, especially now that a kitchen runs the oven, hob and washing machine at the same time.

Not every old installation has to be ripped out. We check it, tell you what is urgent and what can wait, and whatever gets redone is redone in copper, sized for what you actually use today.

Yard, gates and garage

An automatic gate or a motorised garage door needs power where it is mounted. We run buried cable across the yard in protective conduit, on its own circuit from the consumer unit.

At the same time you can add driveway lighting, an outdoor socket or power for a security camera. The trench only gets dug once.

Indicative prices

Price ranges for Targu Jiu and Gorj county, in lei, VAT included.

Full installations

  • Full wiring, new houselabour

    110 – 270lei/m²

  • Rewiring a house or flat

    140 – 270lei/m²

  • Replacing aluminium cabling

    140 – 270lei/m²

  • Inspecting an old installation

    140 – 360lei

Consumer unit

  • New consumer unit, fitted

    630 – 2,250lei

  • Replacing screw-in fuses

    270 – 720lei

  • RCD protection

    140 – 320lei each

  • Meter-to-board supply cable

    55 – 140lei/m

Sockets, lighting and circuits

  • Socket point

    35 – 80lei each

  • Switch point

    25 – 55lei each

  • Lighting point

    25 – 55lei each

  • Boiler, hob or oven circuit

    110 – 140lei

  • Air conditioning or heat pump circuit

    140 – 360lei

  • Fitting a ceiling or wall light

    70 – 180lei each

Yard, gates and garage

  • Power supply for a gate or garage

    270 – 900lei

  • Buried cable across the yard, with trenching

    35 – 90lei/m

  • Outdoor socket

    70 – 140lei

  • Yard or driveway lighting

    70 – 180lei each

  • Power for a security camera

    70 – 180lei

Fault finding

  • Call-out and diagnosis

    90 – 220lei

  • Same-day emergency call-outsurcharge

    +50 – 100%

Prices are indicative and may vary with the dimensions, the condition of what is already there, the equipment chosen and the distance. You get a firm written quote after the survey, before we start work.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Do you take on small jobs, like a socket or a breaker that keeps tripping?

    Yes. Fault finding and small jobs are usually booked within one to three working days. If you are left with no power in the house, we try to get there the same day.

  • Can the house be rewired without breaking open every wall?

    Partly, yes. Where old conduit exists the new cables are pulled through it, and some runs can go surface-mounted in trunking. Where there is no other way, channels are cut — we tell you beforehand where and how many, so you know what is coming.

  • How long does rewiring a flat take?

    For a two- or three-room flat, usually three to five working days, depending on how much is redone and how many channels need cutting. Plastering and painting come after us.

  • Do you handle the supply connection and the meter?

    The supply connection and the meter belong to the distribution operator. We handle everything after the meter: the feed, the consumer unit and the circuits in the house, and we tell you what to request from the operator.

  • Do I get anything in writing at the end?

    Yes, a diagram of the consumer unit showing each circuit and what it feeds. It helps anyone who works on the installation after us — including you, when a breaker trips.

Want a quote for this job?

Give us the dimensions and your town, and we will come back with a price the same working day.