If you’re buying, renting, or upgrading property in Bulawayo, an electrical inspection gives peace of mind that your wiring is safe and compliant.
We test, report, and issue compliance certificates where systems meet safety standards.
From CBD offices and retail spaces to homes in Bradfield, Hillside, and Parklands, our electricians check DB boards, earthing, wiring, and protective devices.
We identify hazards early — loose connections, overloading, missing RCDs, and poor bonding — before they cause bigger problems.
Compliance isn’t only for sales or rentals.
It’s also a smart idea after installing a generator, inverter, or solar system to confirm the new wiring is properly integrated and safe.
We use professional testers and record results clearly — earth resistance, insulation, voltage drops, and circuit loads.
If issues are found, we provide a plain-language report and quote for corrections.
From small cottages to warehouses in North End, Montrose, and Sauerstown, we handle all property types with the same thorough approach.
Expect honest feedback and a practical plan, not complicated jargon.
FAQs
1) When do I need a compliance inspection?
Before selling or renting a property, after major electrical changes, or if you’ve noticed repeated tripping or shocks. It’s also useful for landlords to confirm tenant safety.
2) What does the inspection include?
We test DB boards, breakers, earthing, bonding, RCD operation, wiring insulation, and polarity. We also visually inspect sockets, lights, and fixed appliances.
3) How long does it take?
A small home usually takes 1–2 hours. Larger or commercial properties can take half a day or more depending on circuit numbers.
4) What happens if my system fails compliance?
We’ll give you a clear report of what needs fixing — for example, missing RCDs, broken breakers, or high earth resistance. You can approve repairs right away or schedule them later.
5) Can you issue a compliance certificate?
Yes — once all issues are rectified and tests pass, we issue an Electrical Compliance Certificate confirming safety and regulatory compliance.
6) Is testing disruptive?
Not much. We’ll need to switch power off briefly for some checks, but we coordinate with you to minimise downtime.