PLAN AROUND YOUR PROPERTY
Electrical work for Sandton businesses
A fault at work affects more than one room. Explain which parts of the site are affected and what needs to keep running. Call to discuss the scope and access needs.
Start with your site needs
Tell us whether the site is an office, shop or managed property. Explain the fault or planned work in plain terms.
Share building access rules and the name of the person who can approve the work. Confirm any contractor documents required by your building.
Useful details for a quote
- Which areas, fittings or circuits are affected.
- The best time for access and planned outages.
- Any tenant, landlord or building manager approvals.
- Whether you need an itemised quote or purchase-order reference.
Plan any shutdown
Discuss power-off needs before a visit is booked. Your IT, security and operations teams may need to make plans too.
Agree the scope of each stage and what checks are needed before the area returns to use.
Keep work and costs clear
Ask for a written scope, labour charges and parts allowance. Keep the job record and any test documents with your property files.
Before you book
Can work be planned around office hours?
Discuss the timing when you call. The available slots and any after-hours charges need to be confirmed.
What should a property manager send?
Share the site address, fault summary, access rules and approval contact. Include the billing requirements when a quote is prepared.
Let’s talk about your electrical job.
Tell us what’s wrong, where you are and when you need help.