
★★★★★5.0 on Google from fewer than 10 reviews
Fix Electrical is an electrical contractor based at St Annes on Dublin Road in Oldconnaught, Bray, County Wicklow, working mainly for householders. The company takes on repairs, rewiring and upgrades, periodic testing and inspection, smart home and automation setups, electric car charge points for the home, air conditioning repair and urgent emergency electrical faults. Customers book a service, and one of the team then visits the property to look at the job before any work goes ahead. Treating the customer's home with respect is central to how the team works, alongside experience and reliability.
Every job below can be priced from this page. The ranges are what Bray homes typically pay, from Locufy's price guides. Fix Electrical confirms the exact figure in a written quote — asking is free, with no obligation.



Typical prices from Locufy's Ireland 2026 price guides — each guide explains what the job involves and what moves the price. Burglar alarm installation and data & network cabling are also offered, priced on survey.

Fix Electrical is an electrical contractor based at St Annes on Dublin Road in Oldconnaught, Bray, County Wicklow, working mainly for householders. The company takes on repairs, rewiring and upgrades, periodic testing and inspection, smart home and automation setups, electric car charge points for the home, air conditioning repair and urgent emergency electrical faults. Customers book a service, and one of the team then visits the property to look at the job before any work goes ahead. Treating the customer's home with respect is central to how the team works, alongside experience and reliability.
You can ask for a written price on any electrical job from this page — a socket that's stopped working, new lights, an EV charger — and compare it with other Bray electricians if you want to. For electrical work, Fix Electrical can tell you whether a Registered Electrical Contractor is needed before anything starts.
A line or two and a photo if you have one — it takes a minute.
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Based in Bray, Fix Electrical works across the town and about 15 km around it.
Fix Electrical is based at St Annes on Dublin Road in Oldconnaught, Bray, and it works for homes in Bray. If you live a little further out, ask when you call whether the company travels to your area before you arrange a visit. Giving your exact location at the start helps it confirm that quickly.
The price of electrical work depends mainly on the type and complexity of the job, and on any call-out fee. Parts and materials are usually charged on top, so ask what a quote includes. The Electrician price guide gives typical prices in Ireland, a useful reference when you compare quotes.
Controlled electrical work in Ireland has to be certified by a contractor on the Safe Electric register, so you can ask Fix Electrical for its registration number and look it up on the Safe Electric site. Ask for the completion certificate too, as you will need it when you sell or let the property.
You can ask Fix Electrical to confirm that it carries public liability insurance and to show you the certificate before any work starts. It is usual for an electrical contractor in Ireland to carry this cover and to stand over its work, so you can also ask what any guarantee covers for your job.
Fix Electrical has a Google rating of 5 from 2 reviews, and you can read them on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=1318881798416257983. With so few reviews so far, it helps to check the type of job each one covers, and you can also ask the company for references from recent customers.
Electrical work like this is not usually covered by a home grant in Ireland, so there is normally no scheme to apply for. You can ask for a written quote so you know exactly what the job includes. If it is part of a larger home project, check what support applies to that project.
You can ask for a quote by phone, through the Fix Electrical website, or through its Locufy page. Tell the electrician what needs doing, where in the property it is, and whether photos would help, and say when it suits you to have the work done. Clear details let the quote reflect the real job.
You can compare Fix Electrical with other electricians in Bray on Locufy, looking at the services each one offers, what each quote includes and the experience each shows. Fix Electrical also offers emergency work and air conditioning repair, so check whether that range suits your job.
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