Frequently asked questions

Our goal is to contact every client within 5 minutes of submitting the form. We work 24/7, so requests are processed immediately — even at night and on holidays.

Yes. Our emergency electrician in Ķekava is available 24 hours a day — including nights, holidays and weekends. Electrical emergencies don't have office hours.

In Ķekava and nearby areas we aim to arrive within 30–60 minutes of receiving the request. In more distant areas — around 60–90 minutes depending on the situation.

Yes. Before any work begins our electrician inspects the situation and provides a written quote. Work only starts after your approval. Final price matches the quote — no surprises.

Yes, for emergency calls during night hours (22:00–07:00), weekends and holidays a small surcharge may apply. We will inform you when we contact you — before arriving.

Payment is made after the work is completed and you have confirmed your satisfaction. We accept cash or bank transfer. Specific payment arrangements will be clarified when we contact you.

All electrical work carries a 12-month guarantee. If an issue arises during the warranty period, we'll return and fix it free of charge.

Yes. Our electrician in Ķekava is a certified specialist working in accordance with LVS EN 60364 electrical installation standards. All work is carried out safely and professionally.

For basic materials — yes, our electrician arrives equipped. For larger projects, additional materials may be needed — this will be included in the quote before work begins.

We serve Ķekava, Baloži, Katlakalns, Rāmava, Daugmale, Valdlauči, Krustkalni, Salaspils, Olaine, Ulbroka, Baldone, as well as Riga districts — Ziepniekkalns, Pļavnieki, Dreiliņi, Maskavas forštate. Not sure? Submit the form and we'll confirm.

We deliberately chose to work only via form submissions — this lets us process every request quickly and in an organised manner, and ensures a 5-minute response time. After submitting the form we contact you immediately — no need to search for contact details.

1. Check the distribution panel — has a breaker tripped? 2. Check if neighbours also have no power — then the problem is in the external network (contact the grid operator). 3. If only you — book an emergency electrician. 4. Burning smell → leave and call 112.

Immediately switch off the main breaker in the distribution panel. Do not turn it back on without an electrician's inspection. Burning smell or smoke — leave the premises and call 112. Then book an emergency electrician via the form.

Yes. A breaker that keeps tripping indicates an overloaded circuit, damaged wiring or a short circuit risk. This needs professional attention — book an electrician in Ķekava immediately.