There are many reasons why you can count on us without hesitation. We have been in the industry for quite a long time and have successfully served many clients across Singapore. Whether it’s changing or repairing broken switches at your home or office, our electricians can handle it all.

We experienced electricians who excel in repairing faulty electrical switches, saving you on utility costs. Moreover, if there’s a need for new installations, they can take care of that too. We offer various types of electrical switch installations, including lighting switches, water heater switches, and air conditioning switches.

All these switches come from well-known brands such as Fung Yip, MOWE, AQARA, ABB, KDK, and Kripal. We ensure our clients receive high-quality electrical switches installed at their properties, according to their preferences. Above all, our customers’ satisfaction is what matters most to us, as they are the reason we are who we are today.

How Do We Install the Electrical Switches

1. Preparation and Safety First

Before installing electrical switches, we ensure all safety protocols are followed. This includes turning off the power to the switch at the circuit breaker, using a voltage tester to confirm the power is off, and gathering the necessary tools and switch components. Safety is always our top priority.

1. Removing the Old Switch

Once the power is off, we carefully remove the cover plate and unscrew the existing switch from the electrical box. We disconnect the wires from the old switch, noting their positions for proper installation of the new one.

1. Installing the New Switch

We connect the wires to the new switch, ensuring secure connections. After attaching the switch to the electrical box, we replace the cover plate and restore power at the breaker. Finally, we test the switch to confirm it’s functioning correctly.

Troubleshooting Common Electrical Switches Problems

If your electrical switch isn’t working properly, there are several common issues to check for. 

• First, a loose connection can cause flickering or intermittent operation. Tightening the wires might resolve the problem. 

• Second, if the switch feels warm to the touch, it could indicate an overload or internal damage. This often requires a professional inspection. 

• Finally, a malfunctioning switch may simply be due to age or wear and tear, requiring a replacement to restore normal function.

When Is the Right Time to Install New Electrical Switches?

• Signs of failure: If your switches are buzzing, flickering, or no longer responsive, it’s a clear indicator that replacement is necessary to avoid potential electrical hazards.

   

• Home renovations or remodeling: When upgrading or remodeling your home, it’s a great opportunity to replace outdated switches with modern ones, enhancing both functionality and style.

   

• Upgrading to energy-efficient switches: Installing dimmer switches or smart switches can save energy and offer greater control over your lighting, making it a good time to switch from older models.

   

• Integrating smart home systems: If you’re setting up a smart home system, upgrading to smart switches that can be controlled remotely or by voice is essential to create a connected living space.

Factors To Consider When Getting an Electrical Switch Installation Done

• Switch type and function: Consider the type of switch you want. It can be a dimmer switch for adjustable lighting, or a smart switch that can be integrated with home automation systems. Each offers different functionality based on your needs.

   

• Wiring compatibility: The installation needs of the switches vary from wiring to wiring. Ensure your home’s electrical system is compatible before installation to avoid future issues or malfunctions.

   

• Location and placement: The switch should be placed in a location that is convenient for daily use. For high-traffic areas, motion sensor switches might be ideal, while dimmer switches can be used in bedrooms or living rooms to control ambiance.

   

• Hiring a licensed electrician: Installing electrical switches requires knowledge of safety codes and wiring systems. Hiring a licensed electrician ensures the installation is done correctly, preventing potential risks like electrical fires or short circuits.

Types of Electrical Switches That We Install

• Toggle Switches: These are the most basic types of light switches that control your lights with a simple up-and-down flipping mechanism. They are durable and user-friendly; the ideal bat for all applications.
• Dimmer Switches: Dimmer switches adjust to light intensity, so that you can decide how bright you want your lights to bring out the perfect vibes. Most commonly used in lounge areas and bedrooms
• Smartlight Switches:  Smart switches integrate with home automation systems, enabling remote control through apps or voice commands, providing convenience and energy efficiency.
• Rocker Switches: Compared to toggle switches, rocker switches have a broader and flatter layout that makes them even easier to operate with a light touch. Typically, they are usually found in newer homes as they are stylish and modern.
• Three-Way Switches: These switches offer full control over a single light from two separate locations, commonly used in hallways and rooms with multiple entrances.
• Four-way switches: When used in combination with three-way switches, these allow for controlling a light from three or more locations. Stairs or tall hallways.
• Push Button Switches: The switches are smaller and require a simple push to turn them off or on. The fact that it’s more ornaments type, doesn’t take anything away from the vintage or retro side of them.
• Motion Sensor Switches: These automatically light up around the point where they detect motion. Once there is no more activity, it lights off too. They are great for reducing energy usage in hallways or bathrooms.
• Timer Switches: A timer switch gives you the power to set a predetermined time for lights to begin lighting up or shutting down, which is perfect for security purposes and potential energy savings.
• Touch Switches: These switches permit you to turn the lights on/off using a slight touch, going for an even more modern and tech appearance. These are the sorts that you would find in homes and offices replete with high-tech.