Copenhagen Electricians

Electricians for homes and businesses across Copenhagen

Wiring, lighting, sockets, switchboards and fault finding. Describe the job in one short form and we pass it to local authorised electricians.

Wiring · Lighting and sockets · Switchboards · Fault finding · Copenhagen and surrounding municipalities

What we can help with

From a flickering light to a full rewire, tell us about the job and we find the right electrician for it.

Wiring and rewiring

New wiring, and replacement of ageing wiring, in homes and small businesses. Extra circuits for a new kitchen, a renovation or a workshop.

Lighting and sockets

Installing and replacing lights, sockets and switches, indoors and out: more sockets where you need them, new lighting where you have none.

Switchboard upgrades

Upgrading and replacing switchboards, for homes and businesses whose board is old or no longer copes with what is plugged in.

Fault finding and repairs

Tripping circuits, lights that flicker, sockets that do not work. Tracking down the cause of an electrical fault and fixing it.

One form instead of a round of phone calls

Electrical jobs in Copenhagen, matched with local electricians.

Finding an electrician usually means ringing around, explaining the same problem several times and waiting for call-backs. Here you describe the job once, in your own words, and we pass your request to local authorised electricians.

We look after homes and businesses in Copenhagen and the surrounding municipalities. Whether it is a socket that has stopped working, a switchboard that needs replacing or a flat that needs rewiring, the process is the same: you tell us what is wrong and where, and we get back to you.

You are not committing to anything by sending a request. You get a quote for the work, and you decide what happens next.

A man fitting a metal pendant light to a white ceiling

How it works

Three steps, no phone tag.

1

Describe the job

Fill in the short form: what needs doing, what you have noticed, and your district. A few lines is enough.

2

We find the right electrician

We read your request and pass it to a local authorised electrician who does that kind of work.

3

Get your quote

They get back to you with a quote for the work. You then decide whether to go ahead.

A row of green socket boxes set into a white wall, ready for wiring

What to put in your request

The more we know, the faster you get a useful answer.

A few details help a lot:

  • What is happening: a fault, a socket or light to install, a switchboard to replace, a room to rewire.
  • Where it is: the room or part of the property, and your district.
  • When it started, and whether it is getting worse.
  • Whether it is a home or a business, and how to reach you: email, and a phone number if you prefer a call.

A photo is not required. If you are not sure what the problem is, describe what you notice and we will take it from there.

Where we work

We cover Copenhagen and the surrounding municipalities, for homes and businesses. Put your district in the form and we will tell you if we can help.

Copenhagen, Denmark

Common questions

Which area do you work in?
We cover Copenhagen and the surrounding municipalities. Add your district in the form and we will confirm that we can help.
Fill in the form on this page with a short description of the job and its address. We will get back to you.
We read your request and pass it to a local authorised electrician, who gets back to you with a quote for the work. Sending a request does not commit you to anything.
Yes. Describe the job and the property in the form, whether it is a house, a flat or a business premises.
What is happening, where it is, and when it started. Add your district and a way to reach you. A few lines is enough.
Yes. Describe it in the form and we will tell you whether we can do it.

Got an electrical job in Copenhagen?

Describe it in the form and we will get back to you. It takes about a minute.

Request a quote

Tell us briefly what needs doing and where.

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