Electrical safety isn’t about guessing — it’s about proof. We carry out complete inspections and compliance testing across Nyanga for homes, lodges, and businesses, confirming that your wiring, protection, and earthing work as they should.
We begin with a full visual inspection of your DB, wiring routes, earthing, bonding, and visible joints. Then we test insulation resistance, continuity, polarity, RCD operation, and voltage balance to ensure every part of the system is safe.
Older properties in Nyamhuka, Juliasdale, and Troutbeck often have wiring added over the years without proper testing. We find weak spots, loose connections, and missing protections, then explain what’s wrong and how to fix it.
If you’re buying, selling, or leasing property, we prepare your installation for compliance certification. We also correct small faults first — so your system passes cleanly when officially inspected.
We check solar, inverter, and generator setups too. Proper earthing and changeover wiring make all the difference in keeping people and equipment safe when power sources switch.
We serve Inyanga CBD, Claremont, Montclair, Troutbeck, Nyamhuka, and nearby lodges. Expect clear results, practical fixes, and peace of mind that your system is safe.
FAQs
What’s included in a full inspection?
We visually check your DB, wiring, and earthing, then run electrical tests — continuity, insulation, polarity, RCD response, and voltage balance. You’ll receive a clear report and practical recommendations.
Do you issue or prepare compliance certificates?
We prepare installations for certification and work with registered inspectors to finalise the paperwork. If we find faults, we fix them first so you pass without repeat visits.
Can you test inverter and generator systems too?
Yes. We confirm safe earthing, isolation, and changeover operation. We make sure protection devices still work under backup power and when the grid returns.
Why do RCDs trip randomly after storms?
Usually moisture, shared neutrals, or damaged wiring. We test insulation and separate circuits properly so tripping only happens when a real fault occurs.
How often should I have my wiring inspected?
Every five years for homes, more often for lodges, shops, or rentals. After any major changes — like solar or generator integration — testing is strongly recommended.
Do you inspect remote or lodge properties?
Yes. We cover Troutbeck, Juliasdale, Montclair, and nearby farms or lodges along Rusape Road.