Keeping Dublin
Homes Safe,
Powered & Compliant

We cover the full range of home electrical work: complete house rewiring, fuse board (consumer unit) upgrades, additional sockets and lighting circuits, electrical inspections and EICR reports, EV charger installation, smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector fitting, outdoor lighting and garden power, bathroom and kitchen electrical fit-outs, smart home wiring, and 24/7 emergency call-outs. Every job is carried out by Safe Electric registered electricians and backed by our 5-year workmanship guarantee. Whether it's a small repair or a full rewire, you get the same standard of care.

A full house rewire in Dublin typically costs between €7,000 and €25,000, depending on the size and age of your home. A standard 3-bed semi-detached usually falls between €12,000 and €13,000 — including all new wiring, a modern consumer unit, plastering, painting, and Safe Electric certification. Older homes with lath-and-plaster walls or complex layouts tend to sit at the higher end. The fastest way to get an accurate price is our free Instant Rewire Estimator — it gives you a detailed, realistic range with no signup required.

For genuine electrical emergencies — complete power loss, burning smell, sparking, exposed wires — we aim to have someone at your door within 1 to 3 hours across Dublin. Our emergency line (01 963 6636) is staffed 24/7, including weekends and bank holidays. For non-urgent jobs, we typically offer same-day or next-day availability. You can book either type online at portal.ges.ie and see the earliest available slot in your area.

For rental properties, yes — it's a legal requirement under SI 132 of 2014. Landlords must have a valid EICR and provide a copy to tenants. For selling a home, it's not mandatory but increasingly requested by buyers, solicitors, and mortgage lenders. Having a clean EICR gives buyers confidence and can prevent last-minute price negotiations. A standard domestic EICR costs between €150 and €350, and we can usually schedule within a few days.

A fuse board (consumer unit) upgrade replaces your old fuse box — which may still use rewirable fuses or lack RCD protection — with a modern board that meets current Irish wiring regulations (ET 101:2018). The work takes around half a day and includes rewiring the board connections, installing RCD or RCBO protection on every circuit, full testing, and issuing a Safe Electric Completion Certificate. You'll typically need one if your fuse board is more than 20 years old, if you're adding new circuits (like an EV charger or extension), or if an electrical inspection flags it.

Yes — we supply and install all major EV charger brands, from basic untethered units to solar-ready smart chargers. Installation includes mounting, cabling, connection, testing, and Safe Electric certification. We also handle all the paperwork needed for the SEAI €300 home charger grant, including the required documentation for your grant claim. Most installations are completed in a single day, and prices start from €1,100 after the SEAI grant. Use our online EV charger estimator for an instant quote tailored to your home.

We cover every area across Dublin — from Swords and Malahide in the north to Shankill and Dalkey in the south, and everything in between including the city centre, Lucan, Blanchardstown, Tallaght, Dundrum, and Dún Laoghaire. We also serve parts of Meath, Wicklow, and Kildare. Our team of 15+ electricians is based in Park West (Dublin 12), so we can reach most areas quickly. Use the area checker below or call 01 963 6636 to confirm coverage.

Every electrician on our team holds current Safe Electric registration — Ireland's official regulatory body for electrical contractors. This means all our work is carried out to the national wiring rules (I.S. 10101), independently inspected, and certified. We also carry comprehensive public liability insurance on every job, so your home and family are fully protected. Every piece of work comes with a 5-year written workmanship guarantee and a Safe Electric Completion Certificate where applicable.