Buying, selling, renting, or insuring a property in Harare? A proper electrical inspection gives you proof that the installation is safe — and shows exactly what needs fixing if it isn’t. We test, document, and explain everything in plain language.
Our electricians check your DB board, wiring, earthing/bonding, RCD (earth-leakage) operation, surge protection, and visible circuits and fittings. If you have an inverter, solar, or generator, we verify that it’s integrated safely and won’t back-feed ZETDC.
Testing isn’t guesswork. We use calibrated instruments to measure insulation resistance, earth fault loop impedance, RCD trip times, polarity and voltage quality. You’ll get results, not opinions — and a clear plan if remedial work is required.
Landlords and body corporates use our reports to keep tenants safe and reduce risk. Buyers use them to negotiate repairs before transfer. Businesses use them to satisfy insurer and lease requirements. Whatever your scenario, we make it simple and practical.
If issues are found, we’ll quote only for what’s necessary to make the installation safe and compliant — from fixing a damp outdoor circuit to replacing an overloaded DB or adding surge protection. When the work’s done, we re-test and document the result.
We cover Harare daily — Borrowdale, Mount Pleasant, Avondale, Highlands, Greendale, Marlborough, Westgate, Mabelreign, Chisipite, CBD and surrounds — with quick scheduling and a neat, professional finish.
FAQs
1) What exactly do you test during an electrical inspection?
We test the DB board and circuits for correct breaker sizing, RCD (earth-leakage) operation, earthing and bonding, insulation resistance, polarity, and earth fault loop impedance. We also check visible wiring, sockets, lights, isolators and any inverter/solar/generator integration.
2) Do you provide a written report?
Yes. You’ll receive a clear summary of findings plus measured test results. If anything is unsafe or non-compliant, we list it with practical recommendations and an itemised quote to rectify.
3) How long does an inspection take?
Most homes take 60–120 minutes. Larger homes or sites with outbuildings, three-phase supplies, or integrated backup power take longer. We’ll give you a realistic window when we book.
4) Is an inspection useful before I buy a property?
Absolutely. An electrical report helps you budget for repairs and, if needed, negotiate with the seller. It’s far better to know before transfer than to discover hidden faults after move-in.
5) Can you check my inverter/solar/generator as part of this?
Yes. We verify safe changeover/neutral switching, earthing, surge protection, and correct circuit separation for essential loads. If something’s risky or poorly wired, we’ll note it and advise the fix.
6) What if my installation fails the inspection?
We’ll explain why, prioritise the safety-critical items, and quote only for the work required to pass. Once repaired, we re-test and update the report so you have documented proof of a safe installation.