Electrical

Electrical Services
We help with tripping circuits, faulty sockets, lighting repairs and new electrical installations in Dubai. A technician checks the problem and explains the recommended work and quote before repairs begin.
Tell us what you’ve noticed so we can assess the problem and recommend the next step. Book a technician
The cost depends on the work, materials and access required. We explain any visit charges when arranging your appointment and quote for the agreed work before starting.
Tracing and fixing tripped breakers, dead circuits, faulty switches and intermittent power loss.
Supply and fitting of new sockets, switches, dimmers and USB outlets to match your interior.
Downlights, pendant fittings, chandeliers and LED strip lighting, wired and finished neatly.
Replacing old or undersized boards, labelling circuits and fitting correctly rated breakers.
Partial or full rewiring for villas and apartments being renovated or brought up to standard.
Scheduled electrical checks and priority call-outs for homes, offices and retail units.
Call, WhatsApp or book online. A photo or short video helps us prepare.
We confirm a time slot and arrive with the tools and parts most faults need.
You get a clear explanation of the fault and a fixed price before any work starts.
We test the circuit in front of you and explain any follow-up care.
Under Dubai’s Law No. 26 of 2007, landlords are responsible for repairs that affect a tenant’s use of the property, which covers most electrical faults, while tenants handle day-to-day upkeep such as replacing a bulb. Many tenancy contracts set a minor-repair threshold, often around AED 500, below which the tenant pays. Check your contract, and ask us for an itemised invoice to share with your landlord or property manager.
Dubai’s heat keeps air conditioning and refrigeration running hard for most of the year, and that load falls on wiring, breakers and distribution boards that were often sized decades ago. Heat and humidity also degrade insulation and connections faster than in milder climates, which is why warm sockets, tripping breakers and flickering lights are among the most common calls we get, especially in older buildings.
In towers and managed buildings, work on shared risers, main panels or anything affecting the building’s supply usually needs sign-off from building management. We can arrange the necessary permits or NOCs where required, so you are not left dealing with the building office yourself.
The repair cost depends on the diagnosis and the work required. Costs rise with the number of points being added or rewired, whether a distribution board needs upgrading, and how accessible the wiring is behind walls or ceilings. We confirm a fixed price once the fault is diagnosed, before any work begins.
The cost depends on the scope, materials and access needed. Contact us with the job details or photos; we’ll explain any visit charges and quote before repair or installation work begins.
Yes. A tripping breaker usually points to an overloaded circuit, a faulty appliance or a wiring fault, and our electricians can inspect the circuit to identify the cause.
Yes, we carry out partial and full rewiring for renovations and older properties, and we arrange any building-management permits that towers require.
Generally yes. Under Law No. 26 of 2007, landlords cover repairs that affect use of the property, though many tenancy contracts set a minor-repair threshold for tenants. Check your contract for the exact terms.
Yes, our annual maintenance contracts include scheduled electrical checks plus priority call-outs, for homes and businesses.
A warm socket usually means a loose connection or an overloaded circuit, both of which are a fire risk. Switch it off at the breaker and have it checked as soon as possible.
Call or WhatsApp to discuss the work, or request a visit online. We’ll confirm availability and explain the next steps.