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A CoC is a legal document proving your electrical installation is safe and complies with South African law (SANS 10142-1). You need it for insurance purposes and to legally sell your home.

This depends on a few things. Ask to see their Wireman's Licence and confirm they are registered with the Department of Labour in the Vanderbijlpark area. A legitimate professional will always be able to issue a valid CoC for their own work.

No. In South Africa, any significant electrical work must be performed and signed off by a qualified electrician. An electrician cannot legally issue a CoC for work they did not perform or directly supervise. It's always worth getting a professional assessment for your specific needs.

The final price depends on the board's size and the complexity of the installation. For a detailed breakdown, see our electrician cost guide. A new DB board typically costs between R3,500 and R9,000 in South Africa.

Key signs include frequently tripping breakers, flickering lights, discoloured sockets, a burning smell, or visible old, fabric-covered wiring. If your home is over 30 years old with its original wiring, an inspection is highly recommended.