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Our services include, among others:

• Repairing broken cables - we repair all types of cable damage, from drilled cables to cable fires;
• Installing ceiling lights - we offer the installation of all types of ceiling lights in your home;
• Lamp installation - We provide pleasant lighting in and around your home by installing ceiling lamps, spotlights, and lighting systems;
• Cable laying - Complete new wiring and installation for the energy supply throughout the house;
• Replacing and installing all types of changeover switches;
• We replace fuse boxes and fuses and also carry out e-checks;
• Connection of electrical appliances;
• Connection of lighting systems;
• Installation and repair of alarm and security systems;
• Installation of smart homes and home automation;
• Installation and repair of charging stations for electric vehicles;
• Installation of solar systems, etc.

Electricians must work in pairs when carrying out hazardous activities, so that the second person is always within sight and within reach.

Electricians are usually paid by the hour. The hourly wage is on average between 60 and 100 euros, although there are regional differences. In addition, there are material costs and a travel allowance.

In any home or apartment, the electrical installation is an important and complex part. It ensures that we have electricity to run our devices, light and heat them, and that we can feel safe and comfortable. If you need an electrician to repair, install or upgrade your electrical system, you may be wondering how much it will cost. The cost of an electrician depends on various factors, such as the scope and type of job, the qualifications and experience of the electrician, the materials required and the travel time. We give you an overview of the prices that electricians are usually charged and a few tips on how you can save money.

Most electricians charge an hourly rate. This varies from region to region, but is usually between €40 and €80 per hour. A master electrician can even charge up to €100 per hour. The cost of travel is usually included in the hourly rate, but it is advisable to clarify this with the electrician in advance. For simple connection work, such as connecting a stove or lamp, an electrician generally does not need more than half an hour. For more complex work, such as laying cables or replacing a fuse box, the working time can be several hours or even days.

Regardless of your distance from us, we charge a fixed travel fee of €29-€69. These flat rates include VAT and cover the travel costs of our technicians to your location.

To offer you maximum flexibility, we accept cash payments, debit cards and instant bank transfers. These options enable quick and uncomplicated processing after completing our services.

We understand the urgency of emergencies and strive to respond as quickly as possible, usually within 30-45 minutes. Our efficient scheduling ensures that we address your problems promptly. However, this may vary depending on the volume of orders

For your convenience, appointments can be made by phone. Our customer service is available to help you find the right time for your needs.

The hourly rate is €73.50 net + 19% VAT per hour + one-off vehicle provision fee of €27.60 + 19% VAT. Our customer-friendly billing takes place every quarter of an hour, so that you can track the costs incurred at any time.

The question “How much does an electrical installation cost per hour?” goes beyond a simple answer. The hourly rate currently starts at €55.00 net and depends on the field of activity. A master electrician can even charge up to €100 per hour.