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- Inspection
Single-phase CoC
Homes and townhouses
R1 250 VAT incl.
- Inspection and testing of the fixed installation
- Written findings where something does not comply
- Inspection
Three-phase CoC
Business and industrial
R1 380 VAT incl.
- Board, protection and load distribution checks
- Findings and repair quote before any work
- Inspection
Electric-fence CoC
Separate certificate
R966 VAT incl.
- Inspection of the electric-fence system
- Applicable certificate once it complies
- Electrical work
General electrical work
Repairs, boards, installations
Quoted per job
- Systematic fault finding, not part swapping
- Scope and quote agreed before work starts
Featured services
Everything we handle
CoC inspections are our core work, and we carry out the electrical work an installation needs to comply and run safely.
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Electrical CoC inspections
Inspection and testing of a fixed electrical installation, with a written record of any non-compliance and the certificate issued once the installation complies.
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Electrical fault finding and repairs
Tracing the cause of tripping circuits, dead points, overheating and intermittent faults, then repairing the installation correctly.
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Distribution-board work
Repair, replacement, relabelling and upgrading of distribution boards and protective devices.
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Single-phase installations
New circuits, points and fixed equipment connections on single-phase supplies.
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Three-phase installations
Three-phase supply work, machine connections and balanced load distribution.
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Electrical alterations and upgrades
Alterations to an existing installation, including the certification implications of that work.
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Solar-related compliance work
Compliance work on the electrical installation where an inverter or solar system has been added.
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Electric-fence inspection and certification
A separate inspection and certificate for electric-fence systems. This is not part of a standard electrical CoC.
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Why choose us
WHY CHOOSE WELVAART
COMPLETE CoC SERVICE
CLEAR COMMUNICATION
PROFESSIONAL INSPECTIONS
DEFECTS EXPLAINED
FEE CONFIRMED UP FRONT
REPAIRS BY ONE TEAM
REGISTERED PERSON
BOOKED AROUND YOU
PROPER TESTING, NOT GUESSING
SERVING GAUTENG
Reviews
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
"The fee was confirmed before the visit and the certificate came through the same week. Exactly what we needed for the transfer."
Marius V. • Single-phase CoC • Centurion
"They explained every defect in plain language and quoted the repairs separately. No pressure, no surprises."
Thandi M. • CoC inspection and repairs • Midrand
"Our workshop board was a mess. The team tested properly, listed what had to change and got us compliant."
Johan de W. • Three-phase CoC • Kempton Park
"Booked around my work hours and arrived on time. The fence certificate was issued once everything checked out."
Lerato S. • Electric-fence CoC • Randburg
"They traced an earth leakage fault two other electricians had missed. Systematic work, fair price."
Riaan P. • Fault finding • Pretoria East
"Clear written findings, quick turnaround and friendly communication from the first WhatsApp to the certificate."
Nadia K. • Single-phase CoC • Roodepoort
Frequently asked questions
What is an electrical CoC?
An electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC) is a document confirming that the fixed electrical installation covered by it has been inspected and tested against the applicable requirements and found to comply on the date of issue.
It relates to the building's electrical installation, not to the appliances you plug in.
Who may issue an electrical CoC in South Africa?
A certificate may only be issued by an appropriately Registered Person acting within the legal electrical contractor framework. The certificate is issued in that person's name, based on the inspection and testing they carried out.
When is an electrical CoC required?
A certificate is commonly required when a property is sold or transferred, and after certain alterations or additions to an installation. Landlords and owners also arrange inspections for safety and compliance assurance.
How long is an electrical CoC valid?
For an installation that has not been changed, validity is not simply a universal two-year expiry.
For a property transfer, the certificate relied on must meet the applicable transfer conditions and is commonly required to be less than two years old. Alterations or additions made after issue can require additional certification.
What does the inspection cover?
The inspection covers the fixed installation: the distribution board and protective devices, earthing and bonding, fixed wiring and circuits, socket outlets, switches and fixed points, along with the required testing and measurements.
The exact scope depends on the installation and applicable requirements. Portable appliances are not automatically part of a standard fixed-installation CoC inspection.
How long does an inspection take?
The time needed depends on the size and condition of the installation. We confirm an expected duration when we confirm your appointment, so you know how much access to plan for.



