What's included
- Running new wiring, either exposed or inside conduit
- Chasing walls for cable where the plan calls for it
- Assembling or replacing the panel, fitting breakers and RCDs
- Installing points for outlets, switches and lighting
- Fitting the electricity meter if that's part of the job
- Testing and switching on the finished network once work is complete
When you need this
- A gut renovation of an apartment, house or office needs wiring from scratch
- A property is being reconstructed and all the electrics need replacing
- A full installation contract is needed rather than separate small jobs
- A new panel needs assembling with circuits run out to it
- The number of points is being expanded — new outlets, lighting, appliances
How the work is done
Pricing
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Assembling a small panel, up to ~12 modules (equipment not included) | from 10,000 KZT |
| Complex panel (priced after inspection/diagram) | from 20,000 KZT |
| Exposed cable run (cable/trunking billed separately, per meter) | from 1,500 KZT |
| Cable run in conduit (per meter) | from 2,000 KZT |
| Wall chasing for cable (concrete may cost more, per meter) | from 3,000 KZT |
| New electrical point (materials not included) | from 5,000 KZT |
The final cost of the full scope of installation work is worked out after inspecting the property and listing the required points. The prices above are indicative rates for individual items of work; equipment and materials are billed separately.
Electrical installation work is the format for a renovation or a build where the electrics need doing as a whole rather than piece by piece — from the cable feed and panel through to the last outlet. A job like this is easier to agree as one plan than to piece together from separate visits.
On site, the location of every point is worked out first — where outlets, switches, light fixtures and larger appliances will go — and the length of wiring and makeup of the panel are calculated from that. This is the stage where it's far easier to correct a plan on paper than to redo cable that's already been run.
Installation itself follows: running cable by the chosen method (exposed or in conduit), chasing walls where concealed wiring is needed, assembling the panel with the required number of breakers and RCDs, and wiring out to each point. Work is agreed in advance, so changes mid-process are the exception rather than the rule.
Once finished, the network is tested before the job is handed over, and completed work carries a guarantee of up to 3 years.
Frequently asked questions
What does electrical installation work cover?
Depending on the job, it can include running new wiring, chasing walls, assembling or replacing the panel, and fitting points for outlets, switches and lighting — handled as one job on site rather than a set of separate call-outs.
How is the cost of the whole job worked out?
The final price depends on the number of points, the length of wiring, how complex the panel is, and other factors, so it's calculated after inspecting the property. Individual items of work have indicative per-meter or per-unit rates that can be checked in advance.
Do you work to a quote for the whole property?
Yes, for larger jobs the scope and cost of work are agreed before installation begins, so the final total isn't a surprise.
How long does installation work take in an apartment or house?
The timeline depends on the size of the property and the scope of work — a specific schedule is agreed during the inspection and quoting stage.
Is the installed electrical system guaranteed?
Yes, completed work carries a guarantee of up to 3 years.
Can I order just part of the work, like the panel only?
Yes, the panel can be ordered separately from the wiring — this is clarified when the job is discussed and the quote is drawn up.