Electrical conformity

189€ VAT 21% - Detailed report on your electrical installation, whether it complies or not.

Inspecting domestic electrical installations is a legal obligation. The purpose of this inspection is to ensure the safety of people and property. A non-compliant electrical installation means you run the risk of fire or personal injury. Electrical certification is therefore of vital importance.

Our electrical certification package

€189 up to 200m² per electrical meter.

Electrical certification in compliance with the General Regulations on Electrical Installations (RGIE - Book 1).

Detailed report on your electrical installation, whether it complies or not. Any work required to bring the electrical system into compliance is not included in the price. Based on the report, a free, detailed estimate can be drawn up by a qualified professional electrician to bring your electrical installation into compliance. Residential only.

• Checking that the installation complies with the requirements of the Règlement Général sur les Installations Electriques (RGIE - A.R. du 8/9/2019 - Livre 1).

• Verification of the single-line electrical diagrams of the switchboards and the position drawings, as well as the correspondence between these documents.

• Measures imposed by the RGIE: value of earth connection, phase-to-earth insulation, earth continuity, triggering of differential protections.

• For sales of goods (dating from before 1/10/1981), if the plans mentioned above are missing, we draw up a survey of the circuits in the switchboard(s) and a rough layout sketch (with no correlation between the two).

These statements constitute a "snapshot" of the installation at the time of the inspection and do not exempt the new owner from producing, within 18 months of the date of the deed of sale, the electrical conformity documents required by the RGIE.

If you need to carry out electrical work, you can call on an Ajusto-certified professional electrician. They'll give you a free estimate. They can carry out minor electrical work such as installing sockets or lighting. If more extensive work is required, our qualified electrician will take care of your electrical installations, renew or extend an existing electrical circuit, wire an electrical panel or replace it.

Our qualified electricians know all there is to know about connecting your electrical equipment, electric heating, connections, wiring, fuses, earth leakage protection, switches, circuit breakers, low voltage, electrical networks, home automation, electrical diagnostics and ensuring electrical compliance.

If you live in an older home, it's essential to ensure that your electrical installation complies with current standards. Electrical upgrading is a process that brings your entire electrical system up to standard to ensure your safety.

Elements such as circuit breakers, differential switches, fuses, sockets, protective devices, surge arresters and terminals need to be checked to ensure that they are in working order and comply with safety standards. The risks of electrocution, short-circuits and domestic fires can be avoided with electrical safety work.

Electrical renovation work must also include bringing electrical equipment up to standard, such as electrical appliances, electrical circuits, electrical wiring, sockets, lighting points and the distribution board. Safety standards must be complied with for every room in the house, including service ducts and protected equipment.

A certificate of compliance must be issued on completion of the work to confirm that the interior installation complies with current standards. Any risk of power cuts, short-circuits or electrical faults must be eliminated to ensure that your electrical network works properly.

For your own safety, it's important to have a full inspection of your electrical installation carried out by a qualified professional. Work to bring your electrical system up to standard can be carried out in complete safety and can protect you from the risks of electrocution, house fires and other electrical hazards. Don't wait, bring your electrical installation up to standard to avoid any potential danger and comply with current safety standards.