24/7 Emergency

Electrical emergencies don't wait. A short circuit, blackout or damaged wires can put your family and home at risk. That's why we offer 24-hour emergency electrician service in Alicante.

Our on-call electricians cover all of Alicante province, including Playa San Juan, Benidorm, Torrevieja, El Campello and San Vicente del Raspeig. Average arrival time is 30-45 minutes.

We don't charge extra for nights, weekends or holidays. We inform you of the cost before starting any repair. No surprises.

We handle electrical emergencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, across the whole of Alicante province. A short circuit, a burning smell or a total power cut cannot wait, so we guarantee a response time of 30 to 45 minutes in the city and nearby areas.

We do not charge abusive surcharges for working at night, weekends or public holidays. We tell you the cost of the emergency call-out by phone before we set off, so you know exactly where you stand from the start.

Repeated RCD tripping, sockets with no power, sparks in the consumer unit, overheated cables, faults after a storm or a power surge that has damaged appliances: we trace the source with professional measuring equipment and leave the installation safe.

Whenever possible we repair on the same visit. If a fault needs a specific part, we make the installation temporarily safe so you get power back, and return with the right component as soon as possible.

Not every emergency is closed on the same visit: sometimes a part is needed that cannot be sourced at night. When that happens the priority is not finishing, it is leaving the property safe and habitable — the faulty circuit isolated and dead, and the rest of the house working, with the fridge, the lighting and the main sockets operational.

We explain what has been isolated, what you should not use until the permanent repair, and when we are coming back to finish. What we do not do is leave temporary bridges or bypassed protective devices so that something works that night: that turns a fault into a hazard, and it is exactly what we find on arrival at a fair number of call-outs.