When something stops working.
Diagnose the affected circuit or device before replacing parts, and address warning signs before they become larger faults.
Get help[ Your home / tested / repaired / verified ]
Qualified electrical assistance for homeowners, landlords, buyers and sellers—from tripping power and faulty circuits to COCs, repairs and planned home installations.
[ Electrical help around the home ]
For tripping power, partial outages, failed plugs, lighting faults and problems that keep returning.
02For property sales, landlords, buyers and homeowners who need an installation inspected and tested.
03For breakers, earth leakage, damaged connections, poor labelling and planned residential upgrades.
04For fixed wiring, lighting, plugs, circuits, equipment supplies and carefully scoped home improvements.
05For residential electric fence compliance, inspection, testing and remedial assistance.
06For faults that need prompt safety assessment and confirmation of current attendance availability.
[ Different moments / different priorities ]
Diagnose the affected circuit or device before replacing parts, and address warning signs before they become larger faults.
Coordinate inspection, testing, clearly explained remedial work and certification once the electrical installation complies.
Plan circuits, boards, lighting, fixed equipment and alterations around the actual installation—not a generic assumption.
[ From symptom to verified result ]
Start with what stopped working, where it happens, when it began and any recent electrical changes at the home.
The relevant circuits, protective devices and accessible installation are assessed within the agreed scope.
The likely cause, safety concern and available repair or installation options are explained in plain language.
Approved repairs or planned residential work are completed using an appropriate, carefully defined scope.
Completed work is verified and any remaining limitation, certification requirement or follow-up is made clear.
[ Established homes / modern demands ]
Original circuits may now sit alongside renovated kitchens, pools, outbuildings, security systems, electric fences and backup-power equipment. A good electrical decision starts by understanding how those layers meet at the installation today.
Wesslink has served the Krugersdorp and West Rand community for more than 20 years, bringing local property context to faults, compliance and planned residential work.
[ Warning signs that need attention ]
A breaker or earth-leakage device operates repeatedly or immediately after being reset.
A plug, switch, fitting, fixed appliance or distribution board is hot, discoloured or smells burnt.
An unusual electrical noise comes from a board, connection, point, fitting or fixed equipment.
A leak, storm or flooding has affected wiring, equipment or an electrical installation area.
Do not remove electrical covers or touch exposed parts. For smoke, fire, active sparking or immediate danger, move away and contact the appropriate emergency service or electricity supplier.
[ Residential electrical coverage ]
Local residential electrical assistance for established suburbs, townhouses, estates and newer developments.
[ Residential electrician questions ]
Wesslink assists homeowners and landlords with fault finding, tripping power, distribution boards, lighting, plugs, fixed electrical installations, electrical COCs, electric fence compliance and carefully scoped repairs or alterations.
Yes. Wesslink can inspect and test the accessible electrical installation, explain any defects, complete agreed remedial work and issue the certificate once the installation complies.
Repeated tripping can relate to a circuit, appliance, earth fault, damaged cable, moisture, protective device or distribution-board condition. The cause should be tested rather than guessed, and a breaker that immediately trips should not be repeatedly reset.
Yes. Many Krugersdorp homes contain original circuits alongside later kitchens, outbuildings, pools, security systems or backup-power equipment. Tell Wesslink about additions and fixed equipment so the relevant installation can be assessed within the agreed scope.
Yes. Residential work can include new or altered circuits, lighting, plugs, fixed equipment and distribution-board changes. The proposed electrical scope should be agreed before work begins and the completed work must be tested.
Not necessarily. The fault may be in a connected circuit, appliance, protective device or the board itself. Testing should identify the cause before a focused repair or larger board upgrade is recommended.
Yes. Wesslink can assist with electric fence inspection, testing, clearly explained remedial work and certification where the system falls within the applicable compliance requirements.
Cost depends on the reason for the visit, testing time, access, parts and the final repair or installation scope. Wesslink can confirm current attendance and testing rates, then explain additional work before it proceeds.
Call or WhatsApp with the property address, affected area and visible warning signs. Attendance depends on current technician availability, location and existing work; no guaranteed response time or 24-hour availability is implied.
Wesslink serves homes across Krugersdorp and the greater West Rand, including Monument, Noordheuwel, Kenmare, Rangeview, Rant-en-Dal, Silverfields, Chancliff, Pinehaven, Homes Haven and nearby areas, subject to current availability.
[ Local residential electrical assistance ]
Send the property address, affected area and a short description of what you need.