Selling your home? We coordinate every certificate you need for transfer: electrical, plumbing, gas, electric fence and beetle. One contact, clear quotes, no surprises.
Not every property needs every certificate. We check which ones apply to yours, then send the right qualified specialist for each.
A registered electrician inspects the wiring, distribution board, earthing and safety devices. Any faults are quoted before repair, and the certificate is issued once the installation complies.
In Cape Town, a plumbing compliance certificate is needed before a property can transfer. A registered plumber checks the geyser installation, water meter and for leaks or incorrect connections.
For homes with a gas hob, fireplace or gas geyser. A registered gas installer checks the installation, cylinders and ventilation, then issues the certificate of conformity.
If the property has an electric fence, a registered electric fence installer inspects the energiser, wiring, signage and earthing and issues the system certificate.
Often required by the buyer’s bank or the sale agreement in the Western Cape. An inspector checks accessible timber, such as roof trusses, for wood-boring beetle and advises on treatment if needed.
Tell us the address, whether you are selling, and your transfer date.
We confirm which certificates apply and send the right specialists, coordinated into as few visits as possible.
We explain anything that needs fixing in plain language. Nothing is done until you approve the quote.
Approved repairs are completed, the certificates are issued, and copies go to you, your agent or conveyancer.
Table View, Blouberg, Bloubergstrand, Big Bay, West Beach, Parklands, Sunningdale, Melkbosstrand and Milnerton.
Outside these areas? Call us and we will let you know if we can help.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. The inspection and your written quote cost nothing. You only pay for the certificates and any repairs you approve.
Which certificates do I need to sell my home?
It depends on the property. Most homes need an electrical COC and a plumbing certificate. A gas, electric fence or beetle certificate is needed if the property has those features or the sale agreement asks for one. We confirm this at the inspection.
Who pays for the certificates?
Usually the seller, but check your sale agreement.
How long does it take?
Most certificates are issued within a few days of the inspection when no repairs are needed. Repairs add time, which we will tell you upfront.
I’m an estate agent. Can you handle COCs for my listings?
Yes. We work with agents and conveyancers and keep you updated so transfers are not delayed.