Electrical Wiring & Installation
From an empty shell to a building that works.
When a building goes up, the electrical work runs through all of it. It starts before the walls close, with a plan that decides where every socket, light and machine will go. Get that wrong and you live with it for twenty years — extension leads across floors, a switch nobody can find, a board that trips whenever the kettle and the heater run together.
We have wired more than 300 buildings in Namibia since 2014: single houses, whole housing schemes, shops, banks, schools, hostels, warehouses, hospitals and eleven-storey office towers. The job is the same every time, only bigger or smaller. Plan it properly, install it neatly, test it, certify it, and stand behind it.
What You Get
What a full installation covers.
Design and layout
We work from the architect's plans, or from a walk-through with you, and mark where every point goes before a single cable is pulled.
Cabling and containment
All wiring run in proper trunking, conduit or trays — not stapled to a wall and hidden. It stays safe and it stays accessible.
Sockets, lights and switches
Fitted level, fitted straight, and placed where people actually use them.
Distribution boards
The board that feeds the building, built in our own workshop to suit your layout. See electrical boards.
Testing and certification
Every circuit tested and the installation certified to SANS 10142 before the power goes on.
Handover pack
You get the paperwork: the certificate, the board schedule, and a clear explanation of what is where.
Step By Step
How a wiring job runs.
- We look at the plansYou send drawings or we walk the site. We tell you what the building needs and what it will cost, in writing.
- First fixCables, conduit and boxes go in while the walls and ceilings are still open.
- Second fixOnce the building is closed and painted, the sockets, switches, lights and board go on.
- Test, certify, hand overWe test every circuit, issue the compliance certificate, and show you how the board is laid out.
Our Work
Buildings we have wired.
- NUST Polyheights, Windhoek — an eleven-floor revamp
- Mixed-Use Development, Erf 126 — ten floors
- Standard Bank Main Branch, Independence Avenue
- NamRA Head Office, Town Square
- Corridor 13 & 17 Schools and Hostels
- 47 Flats, Rocky Crest
Common Questions
Things people ask us.
- Do you work on existing buildings, or only new ones?Both. Roughly half our work is rewiring and revamping buildings that are already standing — offices, shops and houses that have outgrown their original electrics. We work around your trading hours where we can.
- What is SANS 10142 and why does it matter?It is the wiring standard Namibia follows. A building that meets it is safe and legal; one that does not can fail an inspection, void an insurance claim, or hold up a property sale. Every installation we finish is certified to it.
- How long does wiring a house take?A normal three-bedroom house is usually two to three weeks of electrical work, split between first fix and second fix, and spread across the builder's programme. We give you a date range with the quote.
- Is the work guaranteed?Yes — 24 months on all workmanship. If something we installed fails in that time, we come back and fix it.
More From Us
Our other services.
Electrical Boards
Every building has one board where the power arrives and gets shared out. We design and build ours in our own workshop, so yours fits your building exactly.
Solar Power
Namibia gets more sunshine than almost anywhere on earth. A properly designed solar system turns that into a smaller electricity bill and fewer worries when the grid struggles.
Backup Power
An outage costs a business more than the electricity it interrupts. Backup power keeps the things that matter running until the grid comes back.
High-Voltage Work
From the bulk supply that feeds a whole property down to the plug in the wall — we are licensed for all of it, which means one contractor instead of three.
Repairs & Maintenance
Something broken, or something you would rather never broke. We do both — call-out repairs, and service contracts that catch problems while they are still small.
Let's talk about your project.
Tell us what you are building or what needs fixing, and we will come back to you with a clear plan and a fair price. Quotes are free.