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24/7 emergencies

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24-hour emergency electrician in Málaga

If your home or business has lost power, the RCD won't reset or something smells of burning, leave your phone number in the form: we call you back straight away, day or night, weekends and bank holidays included.

  • 24/7 electrical emergencies, 365 days a year
  • Fixed price agreed before we start
  • From Estepona to Rincón de la Victoria and Ronda

24/7 electrical emergencies, 365 days a year · All other jobs by appointment, with a fixed quote

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    An electrical emergency is any fault that leaves you without power where you need it or that poses a safety risk: the whole house without electricity, an RCD (trip switch) that trips again as soon as you reset it, a socket that sparks or a fuse box that is hot or smells of burning. It is also an emergency when a fault stops a shop, bar or office from opening.

    We handle these cases 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The first job of the technician is to make the installation safe and restore power wherever it can be done safely. If a definitive repair is needed (replacing a circuit, a fuse box or a section of cable), we quote it before carrying it out, and it can be done there and then or by appointment, as you prefer.

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    What counts as an electrical emergency

    The whole house without power

    And your neighbours do have power. If the whole street is off, it's a power cut from the distribution company, not a fault in your installation.

    The RCD trips and won't reset

    The trip switch goes off again as soon as you switch it back on, even after disconnecting appliances.

    Burning smell or smoke

    From a socket, switch, light fitting or the fuse box. Switch off the main switch and don't use the installation.

    A socket that sparks

    Sparks, crackling or blackened marks when plugging something in or unplugging it.

    A hot or buzzing fuse box

    Protection devices that are hot to the touch, buzz or have melted plastic are a fire risk.

    A business that can't open

    A shop, bar, restaurant or office left without power, lighting or refrigeration because of an electrical fault.

    What the emergency call-out includes

    • A call back straight away, day or night, to understand what's happening.
    • Confirmation of the call-out price before the technician sets off.
    • Diagnosis on site to locate the circuit, appliance or connection at fault.
    • Making the installation safe: isolating the affected circuit and restoring power to the rest where it is safe to do so.
    • A fixed-price quote for the definitive repair, if one is needed.
    • A clear explanation of the cause and advice to stop it happening again.
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    How an emergency call-out works

    1. 1

      Fill in the form

      Choose "24/7 emergencies", leave your phone number and briefly describe what's happening. A photo of the fuse box helps.

    2. 2

      We call you back straight away

      Day or night. We ask a few questions, give you safety advice and confirm the call-out price before going.

    3. 3

      We make it safe

      The technician finds the fault, isolates what is dangerous and restores power wherever it can be done safely.

    4. 4

      Definitive repair, quoted

      If a repair is needed, you get a fixed price before we carry it out: straight away or by appointment.

    What to do while you wait

    If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or a hot cable, switch off the main switch (IGA) on the fuse box and don't switch it back on. Don't touch cables or fittings that are blackened or wet, and never bypass or tape up an RCD that keeps tripping: it's the device that protects you from an electric shock.

    If there is fire, smoke that doesn't stop or any risk to people, call 112 first. If someone has had an electric shock, don't touch them until the power is off. Before calling an electrician, check whether your neighbours have power: if the whole area is off, it's a supply cut and you should contact your distribution company.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do you really work at night, at weekends and on bank holidays?

    Yes. We handle electrical emergencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Fill in the form, choose "24/7 emergencies" and leave your phone number: we call you back straight away.

    Why is there no phone number?

    All requests come in through the form so that nothing gets lost and the right technician for your area can call you. For emergencies, choose "24/7 emergencies" and leave your number: as soon as the request arrives, we call you back, day or night.

    How much does an emergency call-out cost?

    It depends on the time, the day and where you are. We confirm the call-out price on the phone before the technician sets off, and any definitive repair is quoted before it's carried out.

    How quickly can you get here?

    It depends on where you are and the time of day. When we call you back we tell you the estimated arrival time, so you can decide with all the information.

    Can the repair be done on the same visit?

    Often, yes, if it's a socket, a switch, an RCD or a damaged connection and we have the material. If the repair is larger (a new fuse box or replacing a circuit), we leave the installation safe and quote the work, which can then be done by appointment.

    Which areas do you cover for emergencies?

    From Estepona to Rincón de la Victoria and inland to Ronda: the western Costa del Sol, Málaga city, the Guadalhorce Valley, the Sierra de las Nieves and the Serranía de Ronda.

    Where we provide this service

    From Estepona to Rincón de la Victoria and inland to Ronda: the western Costa del Sol, Málaga city, the Guadalhorce Valley, the Sierra de las Nieves and the Serranía de Ronda. Emergencies 24/7; other jobs by appointment.

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    Request a quote for 24/7 emergencies

    Leave us your phone number. If it's an emergency, we call you back straight away, day or night; for any other job, we'll arrange an appointment and a fixed-price quote.

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