Electrical Certificate of Compliance in Midrand

A standard Electrical Certificate of Compliance in Midrand costs R750 for a 1–6 bedroom house when the installation passes inspection.

Commercial buildings in Midrand are quoted from R950, depending on size.

If we find faults, we quote repairs first. You are not charged extra work without agreement.

Other Gauteng prices:

You need an Electrical COC in Midrand when you sell a house or sectional title unit, after electrical alterations, after a new installation, and often for insurance. A Midrand property transfer will not go through without a valid Electrical Certificate of Compliance. If you add a plug, light, DB board, solar system or inverter after the COC was issued, you need a supplementary certificate.

The Electrical COC covers the fixed installation on the Midrand property, not appliances. We test:

• Main supply and distribution board
• Circuit breakers and earth leakage
• Wiring, earthing and bonding
• Sockets, switches and light points
• Geyser and stove connections
• RCDs and other safety devices

If the DB board fails, we show you what must be corrected before the Midrand COC can be issued.

We issue Electrical Certificates of Compliance across Midrand, including Waterfall, Kyalami, Halfway House, Vorna Valley, Country View, Carlswald, Glen Austin and surrounding estates between Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Bookings and accounts: Lindie — 082 854 4540
Technical queries: Theuns — 0740744448
Email: info@coccertificate.co.za
Address: 1237b Cunningham Avenue, Waverley, Pretoria

R750 for a standard 1–6 bedroom house that passes inspection. Commercial work starts from R950.

No. A valid Electrical COC is required for property transfer in Midrand and the rest of South Africa.

Conveyancers usually want a certificate issued within the last two years. Any alteration after issue needs a supplementary COC.

Yes. We cover Midrand, Waterfall, Kyalami, Halfway House and surrounding estates.

Only a registered electrical contractor with a wireman’s licence, registered with the Department of Employment and Labour.