Emergency electrician Malta, 24/7

Day or night, 365 days a year

Electrical emergencies do not wait for office hours. Send the form above at any time — evenings, weekends, public holidays, the middle of the night — and it reaches us marked as an emergency. We ring you back, talk through what is happening, tell you the call-out cost, and send a REWS-authorised electrician from the CheckYourTraders-verified network.

It is a request for a call-back, not a confirmed arrival time: we will tell you honestly when someone can be with you. If there is fire, smoke you cannot isolate, or anyone has had an electric shock, ring 112 first.

What counts as an emergency

• A burning smell, sparks or scorching at a socket, switch, light or the board.
• The board trips and will not reset, or the RCD trips every time something is switched on.
• No power in the property when the street is fine — check Enemalta's outage map first; a street outage is Enemalta's job, not an electrician's.
• Water in the electrics — a leak through a light fitting, a flooded socket or board.
• Exposed or damaged cable, especially where children or tenants can reach it.

What it costs

Published Maltese guides put an emergency electrician at €50 to €100 an hour at night, at weekends and on public holidays, against a daytime call-out of €20 to €60. We tell you the call-out charge on the phone before anyone sets off, and price any repair before it is done.

While you wait

• Switch off at the main breaker if you smell burning or see sparks.
• Do not touch a wet socket, switch or appliance.
• Unplug what you can safely reach, and keep everyone away from the affected area.

Not an emergency? Book a normal visit or price the job in the calculator.

Questions people ask

Do you really answer at night and at weekends?

Yes. Emergency requests reach us marked as urgent at any hour, and we ring you back to arrange an electrician. We tell you honestly how soon someone can come.

How much is an emergency electrician in Malta?

Published Maltese guides put it at €50 to €100 an hour at night, at weekends and on public holidays. We confirm the call-out charge on the phone before anyone sets off.

Should I ring Enemalta or an electrician?

If the whole street is dark, it is an Enemalta supply fault. If only your property has no power, or a circuit keeps tripping, it is a job for an electrician.