When it comes to your home’s electrical system, “good enough” isn’t good enough.
A Certificate of Compliance (COC) is more than a legal requirement — it’s your guarantee that every wire, switch, and socket in your home meets South African safety standards (SANS 10142).
Why the COC matters
- It keeps your family safe. Faulty wiring is one of the top causes of house fires.
- It’s required by law. You cannot legally sell your property without a valid COC.
- It protects your insurance. Many insurance companies will reject claims for fire or electrical damage if you don’t have an up-to-date COC.
Who can issue a valid COC?
Only a qualified and registered electrician may test and issue a certificate.
At Work Smart Electrical, our licensed team inspects every connection, ensuring full compliance before you receive your certificate.
When should you get your COC checked?
- When you buy or sell a home
- After major electrical work or renovations
- Every 2–3 years as part of preventative maintenance
Don’t wait for a spark to reveal a problem.
Call Work Smart Electrical on 072 632 6965 to book a professional inspection today.
