Electricians in Malta
From a trip switch that keeps going to a full rewire, find an electrician who works near you and contact them directly.
Tminta lists 13 electricians in Malta. Compare them below, then contact them direct. There are no fees.
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Handyman Malta - 79254555
Handyman services in Malta
Stands out for 4 photos of their work, a phone number you can call, their own website.
Licensed A and B electrician who also takes on plumbing work
Electrical and plumbing installers for new work and alterations
Licensed electrician and plumber for installations, faults and leaks
Electricians for residential, commercial and industrial properties
Household electrician for upgrades, fault finding and water heaters
Handyman for home and facility maintenance, from electrics to pools
Handyman service for household maintenance and renovations
Warranted electrical engineers for design, inspection and certification
Electrical contractor fitting safe wiring and fixtures in premises
Handyman service for efficient repairs around the home
Qualified electrician with Licence A and B and City and Guilds training
Building services consultancy for electrical and mechanical systems
About electricians in Malta
Electricians in Malta handle homes, shops and offices: fault finding when the trip switch keeps going, extra sockets, lighting, water heater replacements, distribution boards, rewiring older properties and certifying new installations. Some also do plumbing, data cabling or intercoms, which helps when a job crosses trades.
Small repairs are often charged as a visit plus time, while installations and rewires are quoted per job. The price moves with the size of the property, whether walls need chasing and making good, single phase or three phase supply, the cost of cable and fittings, and whether you need a certificate at the end.
In Malta, the person doing installation, alteration or certification work needs the right authorisation from the regulator, REWS. Ask which one they hold before work starts, especially for new circuits, a renovation, three phase supply or anything you will need certified at the end.
What you can hire them for
- Find and fix a fault that keeps tripping the power
- Add sockets or move switches
- Install indoor and outdoor lighting
- Replace a water heater
- Upgrade a distribution board
- Rewire an older flat or house
- Certify a new installation
- Wire a kitchen or bathroom renovation
- Install data points and intercoms
What to ask before you hire
- 1
Which REWS authorisation do you hold, A or B?
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Is there a callout fee, and does it count towards the work?
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Will you chase walls, and who makes good the plaster and paint?
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Is the certificate included if I need one?
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Do you supply the fittings, or should I buy them?
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Can you put the quote in writing before you start?
Good to know in Malta
- Under the Electrical Installations Regulations (S.L. 545.24), installing, altering, extending or certifying an electrical installation needs an authorisation issued by the Regulator for Energy and Water Services (REWS). Source
- There are two classes. Authorisation A covers single phase installations. Authorisation B covers single phase and three phase installations, with limits on certifying the largest three phase installations. Source
How hard is becoming an Electrician?
The path to being an electrician is not simple. To work as an Electrician in Malta, you must acquire the appropriate skills and tools. It takes time and effort to become good at setting up as an electrician in Malta. To be an electrician, you must first commit yourself. It necessitates time, resources, and dedication to become an Electrician. To work as an Electrician in Malta, you'll need a license, apart from access to the proper tools, knowledge of how electricity works, and a thorough grasp of safety methods.
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Questions
How much does an electrician cost in Malta?
There is no fixed price list. A fault visit depends on how long it takes to trace the problem. A new installation or a rewire depends on the size of the property, the number of points, the cable and fittings, whether walls are chased and whether you need certification. Ask for an itemised written quote, check whether the callout fee is included, and compare more than one quote for bigger jobs.
Can I get an emergency electrician in Malta 24/7?
Some electricians take urgent calls outside normal hours, but not all, so check each profile and ask when you call. Out-of-hours work usually costs more, so ask for the callout charge before they set off. If you smell burning, see sparks or find exposed live wires, switch off at the main switch if it is safe to do so and keep people away until help arrives.
How do I check an electrician is licensed in Malta?
Ask which REWS authorisation they hold and for the details, and keep a note of it with your quote. Authorisation A covers single phase work, while Authorisation B also covers three phase. Tminta does not check licences, so ask before any work starts, and make sure the authorisation fits the job, for example three phase work in a shop or a larger property.
How many electricians are there in Malta?
Tminta lists 13 electricians in Malta right now, and new ones join every month. Each page shows how to contact them.
How do I contact a electrician in Malta?
Open a profile and call, message, email or visit their website. You contact them direct, and there are no fees.
Can I see their work before I get in touch?
Yes. Open a profile to see photos of their work, links to their pages and reviews from customers.
Does Tminta charge a fee?
No. Searching and contacting electricians on Tminta is free. You deal with them direct.
I am a electrician. How do I get listed?
Add your business for free on the "List your business" page. If you are already listed, open your page and claim it to update your details.