Apartment Electrical Wiring in Dorohoi

About this service

A properly rewired installation gives you peace of mind for the next 30–40 years. The electrician sizes each circuit to the load it feeds, uses copper conductors of 1.5 mm² for lighting, 2.5 mm² for sockets, and 4–6 mm² for heavy appliances, runs everything in conduit so a new cable can be pulled later, and separates circuits so a single fault doesn't leave the whole flat without power. Earthing is provided at every socket, and at completion the insulation resistance and the continuity of the protective conductor are measured, with the results recorded in writing.

Apartment Electrical Wiring in Dorohoi, Botoșani

Dorohoi is one of the main towns in Botoșani county, in the historical region of Moldavia. Many professionals working here also cover nearby localities such as Botoșani, so you can still receive offers when the right specialist is just around the corner.

Apartment Electrical Wiring in Botoșani

Botoșani County, located in the far northeast of Romania, is a predominantly agricultural region with a population of around 390,000 inhabitants. Botoșani municipality and the town of Dorohoi are the main urban centers, with a long-standing tradition in the textile and light industry. The county is the birthplace of major Romanian cultural figures and maintains a steady demand for local services in both rural and urban areas.

Estimated Prices — Apartment Electrical Wiring in Dorohoi

Service	Estimated Price
Full rewire, studio flat	3,500–7,000 RON
Full rewire, 2-room flat	5,500–11,000 RON
Full rewire, 3–4 room flat	8,000–18,000 RON
New circuit (route, box, socket)	180–380 RON
Wall chasing (linear metre)	18–35 RON

Prices are indicative and may vary.

How SmallJobs Works

1

Post the job

Describe what you need, choose a category and location. It's free and takes under a minute.

2

Receive offers

Professionals in your area contact you with offers and availability.

3

Choose your pro

Compare profiles, reviews, and prices. Pick whoever fits best.

4

Get it done

The professional comes and completes the work. Leave a review to help the community.

Post a Job for Free

What to check before hiring a apartment electrical wiring

Ask for conductors to be run in conduit so new cables can be pulled in future
Run network cables now, even if you use wireless — you won't get another chance without opening walls
Request a plan of the cable routes so you know where it's safe to drill
Check that every socket has the protective conductor properly connected, not just contact to the housing
Ask for the final test certificate and keep it together with the warranty
Ask for the electrician's licence number and verify it before signing the quote

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a rewire take?

A two-room flat is usually done in 5–8 working days, and a three- or four-room flat in 8–14 days. Chasing walls and pulling cables takes the longest; accessories are fitted at the end, after decorating, which needs another 1–2 days.

Do I need to move out during the work?

Generally yes, at least for the chasing stage, which creates a great deal of dust and noise and leaves parts of the flat without power. If the work is phased you can stay, but comfort is significantly reduced. Most people combine a rewire with a full renovation.

Why does aluminium wiring need replacing?

Aluminium conducts less well than copper, oxidises at connections over time, and becomes brittle, which leads to terminals that overheat. Many older installations are also undersized, with 1.5 mm² on socket circuits, and have no protective conductor. That combination is why a full rewire is the standard recommendation.

What does it mean that my flat has no earth in Dorohoi?

It means the sockets have only two conductors, live and neutral, without the third protective conductor. Without it, a fault can leave an appliance casing live, and the protective devices won't reliably trip. In Dorohoi blocks built before the 1990s this is common and can only be resolved by rewiring.

What cable size is used for each circuit?

The usual standard is 1.5 mm² copper for lighting circuits, 2.5 mm² for general sockets, and 4 or 6 mm² for heavy appliances such as an electric hob, water heater, or air conditioning. The cross-section is always matched to the breaker rating in the board, never the other way round.

How many sockets should each room have?

A practical rule is a minimum of 4–6 sockets in a living room, 4 in a bedroom, and 6–10 in a kitchen, where the appliance load is highest. It's worth adding extras from the start: one more socket during the work costs very little compared to opening walls again a few years later.

Other services in Dorohoi

Electrician Plumbing Painting / Decorating Cleaning Services Home Repairs Interior Renovations Exterior Renovations Furniture Assembly Moving / Transport Lawn Mowing / Gardening Carpentry Tiling

Apartment Electrical Wiring in other locations in Botoșani

Botoșani