All Fixed Up Electrical & Plumbing
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Oct '25 - Sep '26
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Petrus M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2013
30 Jun 2026, 11:39
Overcharged and presumably unnecessary work done.a
I called them to replace a wall plug and a ceiling light quote R 800. They started at the plug and said it was not necessary to switch off the mains. They presumably test the plug and tripped the lights. Then one went to the switchboard and start taking out the earth leakage. Rub around and told me the earth leakage is damaged and would bee R1800 for a new one and it would cost me R3000 now. But afterwards I realised the mains didn't trip it was the inverters' mains. They took the old earth leakage, but I said I want it. This morning I took it to my neighbour, a electronic engineer, and he said he can't see anything wrong but he'll check it. It didn't show any signs of blown up or any smell. I contacted their switch board but realised it wouldn't go further than the switch board. So be careful. I'm a pensioner and was taken on a expensive ride.
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Petrus M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2013
30 Jun 2026, 11:39
Overcharged and presumably unnecessary work done.a
I called them to replace a wall plug and a ceiling light quote R 800. They started at the plug and said it was not necessary to switch off the mains. They presumably test the plug and tripped the lights. Then one went to the switchboard and start taking out the earth leakage. Rub around and told me the earth leakage is damaged and would bee R1800 for a new one and it would cost me R3000 now. But afterwards I realised the mains didn't trip it was the inverters' mains. They took the old earth leakage, but I said I want it. This morning I took it to my neighbour, a electronic engineer, and he said he can't see anything wrong but he'll check it. It didn't show any signs of blown up or any smell. I contacted their switch board but realised it wouldn't go further than the switch board. So be careful. I'm a pensioner and was taken on a expensive ride.
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