Always use registered contractors
Unregistered work can lead to fraudulent or invalid CoCs.
Please ensure the following before our team arrives.
Before inspection
To help us complete your electrical inspection efficiently and avoid return visits, please ensure the following before inspection.
Either through Eskom supply or a prepaid meter, so the installation can be energised and tested.
This includes distribution boards, lights, plug points, and geysers.
Such as the garage, roof space, and any outbuildings.
At least one working bulb per fitting, so we can test it properly.
For example plugs or distribution boards inside cupboards.
Do this before the inspection takes place.
Any existing Certificates of Compliance should be available for our inspector.
Please remember: just because something works doesn't mean it's compliant.
Good to know
A few things worth understanding before the certificate is issued.
Unregistered work can lead to fraudulent or invalid CoCs.
ECA(SA) members are backed by guaranteed workmanship, giving you added peace of mind.
Our role is to inspect, test, and report. We cannot take responsibility for previous work done on the property.
Any electrical work completed after a CoC is issued will require a new certificate.
For example, nuisance tripping may occur once earth leakage protection is correctly installed.
If your property includes a solar or generator system, a separate test report must accompany the CoC.
Work through the checklist above, then book your inspection. If anything on the list is unclear, phone us and we will talk it through.
Call, send a WhatsApp or request an inspection and we will plan it with you.