Electrical installation in Kenya and across Africa
For facility managers and developers who need installations done right the first time.
We install power distribution, cabling, distribution boards, lighting and backup power for factories, warehouses, offices and institutions.
Every installation is designed for the load it will carry, tested before energising and handed over with as-built drawings.
What you get
- Installations sized for current and future load
- Protection that isolates faults without shutting down everything
- Test results and as-built drawings at handover
- Clear labelling for safe maintenance
Electrical installation services
Industrial electrical installations
Industrial sites need robust power distribution for heavy machines, motors and process equipment.
Read about industrial electrical installationsCommercial electrical installations
Offices, shops, hotels, schools and hospitals need safe, efficient installations that are easy to manage.
Read about commercial electrical installationsDistribution boards and switchgear
Distribution boards and switchgear protect your installation and the people who work on it.
Read about distribution boards and switchgearBackup power
Power cuts cost money.
Read about backup power
Related projects
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Common questions
Are you a licensed electrical contractor?
Electrical installation work in Kenya must be carried out by EPRA-licensed contractors. Our licence details will be published on our certifications page.
Can you work while the plant is running?
We plan work in sections and schedule connections for agreed shutdown windows to limit disruption.
Do you handle fit-outs for tenants?
Yes, including coordination with landlords and other contractors.
Why does one fault trip the whole building?
Usually because protection devices are not coordinated. We review and correct the protection settings.
Can backup power and solar work together?
Yes, with correct design. See our hybrid and battery systems service.
Tell us what you need to fix
Describe your site and the problem. An engineer reviews every request and replies with next steps, usually starting with a site assessment.