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All electrical work needs to be carried out by a certified Dublin electrician.If you suspect a problem with your electrical system, if your electricity regularly trips or if you experience a black-out that isn’t affecting your neighbours it’s time to call an electrician.

The costs associated with an electrician are directly related to the specifics of the individual job.Alliance Ireland Electrical’s competitive pricing structure means clients get the very best electrical work at a price that makes sense.The quality of our craftsmanship, our transparent pricing and our fast response times have made us the electricians of choice for domestic and commercial clients in Dublin.

To ensure you hire a component electrician, a property owner should make sure the electrician is Safe Electric registered.Only Safe Electric registered electricians are legally certified to carry out electrical installations, repairs and maintenance.All of Alliance Ireland Electrical’s Dublin electricians are Safe Electric registered and fully trained to complete both commercial and domestic electrical work.

When it comes to understanding the difference between domestic electricians and commercial ones, the answers can be quite technical. In simple terms, domestic involves working with households, whereas commercial work can take place on anything from shops to factories, and public buildings etc.

Periods between subsequent inspections will depend on the condition of the installation at the time of the preceding inspection, but it is recommended that periodic inspection and testing is carried out at least every five years or at the end of a tenancy, whichever comes first.

No matter how big or small the job, the electrician should provide you with an electrical installation certificate which will confirm that the work carried out meets the Standard for electrical safety. All electrical work in dwellings is covered under Building Regulations.

A periodic inspection is an inspection on the condition of an existing electrical installation, to identify (in order of priority) any deficiencies against the national safety standard for electrical installations. Every electrical installation deteriorates with use and age and will reveal if any of your electrical circuits or equipment are overloaded. Find any potential electric shock risks and fire hazards. Identify any defective electrical work. Highlight any lack of earthing or bonding.

A domestic electrician is someone who is trained to handle all electrical wiring and connections in a residential setting. ... Houses built before dryers, computers, and televisions were common are not always wired to handle such a large amount of electricity being used at once.

The RECI is a self-regulatory body that aims to standardise and monitor electrical work and electricians in Ireland. This body ensures there is a consistent standard of electrical work Ireland.

Yes, we provide electrical certificates for all our completed work.

Yes, all our Dublin emergency electricians are RECI registered, ensuring the very highest standard of regulatory compliant emergency electrical installations.