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Every electrician working in Ireland must be registered with Safe Electric before they can legally certify most domestic work. Since it protects your home insurance, mortgage and potential sale of the property in the future, it’s imperative to be sure of the registration status of the professional before hiring them.
Bark lists 1,300+ electricians across the country. They have a 4.67/5 star rating accrued from fulfilling 19,000+ client requests so far.
Whether you need a fault traced in Dublin or a full rewire in Galway, you can compare registered electricians near you and receive free quotes in minutes.
Add your location and timing so the electricians who respond can quote accurately, whether it's an emergency repair or a planned installation.
Local Registered Electrical Contractors (RECs) review the request and send tailored quotes, usually within a few hours.
Check reviews and registration status on each profile, compare pricing, and contact electricians directly before you commit to one.
For most home electrical work, only a Registered Electrical Contractor can legally complete and certify the job, so check this before hiring an electrician.
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Post your requirements once and hear back from electricians who are interested in the job. You can then review their availability, experience and suitability without contacting each one individually.
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See pricing, registration status and customer reviews in one place before deciding who to contact or hire.
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Requesting quotes through Bark is free, and you choose whether to hire anyone. You can also find electricians who offer related services, such as EV charger installation, if your project requires them.
Bark's data suggests electricians in Ireland typically charge between €100 and €290 for a standard job, with an average of around €150. Small jobs such as replacing a socket sit at the lower end, while a fuse board upgrade or partial rewire costs more. Many electricians also charge a call-out fee. Share the details of your job on Bark to get accurate quotes from electricians near you.