Adding a socket where you need it, replacing old switches or fitting a new light point are small jobs that make daily life much easier at home or in the office. We also wire ovens and hobs, replace fuse boxes and arrange the electrical certificate when needed.
We always work with the circuit switched off and with materials suited to each use. If we see something wrong in the installation while checking, we tell you before going ahead.
Most common electrical jobs
New or faulty sockets
We add sockets from a nearby point, replace ones that are loose, burnt or not earthed, and fit sockets with USB ports if you prefer.
Light points and LED lighting
We add new ceiling or wall light points, fit recessed LED spotlights and hang lamps.
Switches and two-way switches
We replace switches and fit two-way switching to turn the same light on from two places, such as hallways and bedrooms.
Door entry systems and doorbells
We replace doorbells and flat handsets and check door entry systems that don’t open or can’t be heard.
Oven and hob connections
These appliances need their own circuit and breaker in the fuse box. We prepare the connection with the right cable size.
Fuse box and certificate
We replace old fuse boxes and arrange the electrical installation certificate (boletín) when the supplier or a power increase requires it.
What it includes
Some of the jobs we do. If yours isn’t listed, tell us in the form.
- Sockets, switches and two-way switches
- New light points and recessed LED lighting
- Sockets for ovens, hobs and other appliances
- Replacing the fuse box
- Door entry systems and doorbells
- Network and fibre sockets
- Electrical installation certificate
To quote, it helps us to know
- How many sockets or light points you need and where
- A photo of the wall or ceiling and of the nearest socket or box
- A photo of the fuse box with the cover open
- Whether the home is old or the wiring has been renewed
How we work
- You tell us what you need
- We review the case
- We send you a quote
- We do the work
- We keep a record of the job
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if a socket smells burnt or feels hot?
Stop using it, unplug whatever is connected and switch off that circuit at the fuse box. Then send us a photo through the form.
Do I need a certificate to add a socket?
Adding sockets or light points to an existing installation usually doesn’t need one. It is needed for new installations, major renovations or when you ask for more power.
Why does the RCD keep tripping?
Usually an appliance with a fault to earth, damp in a socket or a damaged line. Unplug everything, reset the RCD and plug appliances back in one at a time: if it trips with one in particular, the problem is that appliance. If it trips with nothing plugged in, send us a photo of the fuse box.
How do I get a quote for electrical?
Fill in the four-step quote form: what you need, details, address and your contact details. We review the case and send you a clear quote, with no obligation.
Which areas do you cover?
The city of Madrid and the towns to the north, west, south and east, such as Alcobendas, Las Rozas, Getafe or Alcalá de Henares.
Can I send photos of the job?
Yes. In the last step of the form you can add up to 10 photos from your phone. They help us understand the case and price it accurately.
Do you speak English?
Yes. You can call us, write to us and fill in the quote form in English or Spanish, and we reply in the same language.
Do you work for residents’ associations and businesses?
Yes. We do one-off jobs and recurring maintenance for residents’ associations, property managers, offices, shops and warehouses.
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Shall we send you a quote?
Tell us what you need in four short steps. We reply with a clear quote.