Are you moving into a new HDB, condo or landed home and need some electrical work done? Or maybe you are already staying in your home for some years and you experience frequent electrical issues in your house or condominium, it is usually an indication that you need to repair or replace your electrical appliances.  

 

How to Tell You Need Electrical Works Done? 

The signs range from frequent power trips, burnt sockets, flickering light fixtures, or even a wrongly installed distribution board. Issues with anything powered by electricity require a licensed electrician to do a proper inspection and recommend the necessary repairs needed to prevent further damage or even an electrical fire. 

Here are 3 things to consider when considering hiring an electrician in Singapore and how to do proper electrical estimating or quotation for your project. 

 

Hiring an electrician 

When hiring an electrician to do your electrical works like light installations and other electrical repairs, ensure that you do not only focus on the cost. You can easily get a cheap electrician that will give you a low electrical estimation and electrician prices for the things you want to do. This however may be a bad idea because you will spend more in the future if the electrician is not licensed and does a shoddy job. Always hire EMA-licensed electricians in Singapore. Hiring a licensed electrician will give you access to standard electrician rates from a reputable electrician contractor. They will also do a great job and give you a guarantee in case there are issues after installation. 

 

Divide Up the Project 

Electrical works can be pricey and messy so it is good to plan so that you can reduce the disruptions to your everyday activities as a result of the repairs. Let your electrician do a comprehensive assessment and list all electrical services needed according to severity level and urgency. You can then get a price list with the electrician fees included. If it is more than your budget, do the critical issues first to at least ensure your home or business is safe. You can then plan for the rest of the repairs. 

 

Do-It-Yourself 

Sometimes when you see an electrician’s price list for electrical works in Singapore, you will be surprised that most of these things can be done by yourself. Any small electrical work that does not require wires or any skilled work can be done by following a few simple steps. However, be sure that you know exactly what you are doing and follow general electrical safety tips. If your electrical work requires major work, please call an EMA–licensed electrician to help you do it. 

 

 

Conclusion 

Have an EMA licensed electrician do a thorough electrical inspection done on your home wiring and other parts to ensure that all your electrical wirings are in good condition. At Everyworks Handyman Singapore, you can perform any minor home repair service by hiring all the contractor services you need on one platform. Our electricians are all EMA-licensed to carry out comprehensive home electrical inspections of your home at competitive market rates, with no middleman fees. Contact us for a free consultation, we provide transparent and honest quotation before going down for inspection. 

Everyworks Singapore gives you the quickest solution to resolve all home maintenance issues faced by the busy modern individual. Fast response, fast arrangements and quality workmanship at reasonable and affordable prices.  As a leading trusted service provider in Singapore, we have served over 20,000 customers delivering outstanding service with hundreds of highly-rated reviews of our professional plumber, electrician, aircon servicing technicians and handyman teams. Read through our articles and browse our past works to find out more about our home services in Singapore. To find a quick solution to your home repair woes, contact our dedicated and fast response customer support with a picture or a quick text either by Whatsapp at +65 82410032 or calling us at +65 6909 0990. For email enquiries, send it to enquiry@everyworks.com.

This article is reproduced from Daylight Electrician Singapore