Samkelo's Electrical
Electrician / Pietermaritzburg, KZN
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Electrician working on a distribution board Fig. 00 / On the board
Samkelo's ElectricalPMB

Lights on.
Worry off.

Wiring, DB boards, lighting and fault finding for homes and businesses in Pietermaritzburg and surrounds. Done neatly, explained clearly.

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Index of services

Typical electrical work. If yours isn't listed, ask. We'll let you know honestly whether it's for us.

S/01Wiring

Wiring & rewiring

New circuits, plug points and full rewires for older homes.

S/02Boards

DB boards

Board upgrades, breakers and earth leakage protection.

S/03Faults

Fault finding

Tripping, flickering or dead circuits traced to the cause.

S/04Light

Lighting

Indoor, outdoor and security lighting, supplied or fitted.

S/05COC

Compliance (COC)

Inspections for a Certificate of Compliance when you sell or let.

S/06Backup

Backup power

Inverter and battery connections for load-shedding.

S/07Plugs

Plugs & switches

Extra plug points, switches, isolators and appliance points.

S/08Care

Maintenance

Checks and repairs for homes, landlords and businesses.

Bright modern living room with lighting
Fig. 01 / At home

Power that just works.

The best electrical work is the kind you forget about: switches where you need them, lights that suit the room, and a board you never have to worry about.

That's the standard Samkelo's Electrical works to on every job, big or small.

TypeResidential & commercial
BasePietermaritzburg
ScopeCall-outs to full projects

Switched on,Pietermaritzburg.

Fig. 02–05

Light, done right.

From a single downlight to a full lighting plan, fitted neatly with the wiring hidden away. Images are illustrative.

Assorted pendant lights
Fig. 02Pendants
Electrician working inside a DB board
Fig. 03DB boards
Light switch on a wall
Fig. 04Switches
Round ceiling light glowing
Fig. 05Ceiling lights
Safety first

Before you call.

A few general safety habits while you wait for an electrician. If in doubt, don't touch it.

  1. Smell burning? Switch off.Turn off the affected circuit or the main switch at the DB board.
  2. Don't keep resettingA breaker that keeps tripping is warning you of a fault.
  3. Keep water awayNever touch switches or plugs with wet hands or near leaks.
  4. Note what happenedWhat was on when it tripped? It helps find the fault faster.
Process

Three steps. No surprises.

01

Tell us

Call, email or message with what's happening. Photos help.

02

We assess & quote

We find the cause or confirm the scope, then quote before work starts.

03

Done & tested

Work is completed, tested and the site left tidy.

Service area

Pietermaritzburg & surrounds

Contact

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