emergencyelectricianmalta.com
emergencyelectricianmalta.com
The property is dark but the street has power.
Before anything else, work out whose fault it is. A dark street or dark neighbours means a supply fault, and that is Enemalta's to fix: its live outage map shows current faults. Your meter tells you the rest. A blank display means the supply is not reaching you. A lit display with a dark property means the fault is on your side of the meter.
On your side, the usual causes are a tripped main switch or RCD, a failed main switch, or a loose or burnt connection at the board or the meter tails. Several of those need an electrician to make safe.
Tell us what is happening and where. It reaches us marked as an emergency and goes to one CheckYourTraders-verified electrician, who rings you back.
While you wait
Emergency electrical work is published in Maltese price guides at €50 to €100 an hour at night and at weekends. You hear the charge before anyone sets off.
Emergency electrical work is €50 to €100 an hour in the published Maltese guides and fault finding €60 to €150, against a daytime call-out of €20 to €60.
| Job | Unit | Band | What is in it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emergency electrician | per hour | €50 – €100 | nights, weekends and public holidays |
| Standard call-out | per visit | €20 – €60 | daytime visit; labour on top at the hourly rate |
| Fault finding / RCD tripping | per job | €60 – €150 | diagnosis of a tripping RCD, dead circuit or intermittent fault |
A band, not a quote: the low end is a straightforward job with clear access, the high end is the same job with the complications a site visit finds. Materials are included where the line says so.
Per hour · €50 – €100. See every emergency price →
You send one form; we pass it to one CheckYourTraders-verified electrician, who calls you back, quotes the call-out before travelling and contracts with you directly for the repair. We follow up to check it was sorted.
One tap from your home screen to the emergency form, day or night.