Electrician for architects and engineering firms in Seville, Spain

Electrician for architects: what a practice looks for

A well drawn project can be spoiled on site if the installer improvises: a fuse board that moves, circuits grouped to save cable or light points that do not match the lighting design. The architect or engineering firm needs an installer company that reads the project, asks before changing anything and leaves final documentation worthy of the work.

As an electrician for architects in Seville, we build the electrical project of homes, premises and buildings in coordination with the project management team (dirección facultativa).

What we do at each stage

At design stage, if you ask us, we contribute execution know-how: power forecasting, number and layout of circuits under ITC-BT-25, fuse board location, routes, EV charging, solar PV or home automation, and an itemised cost estimate to adjust the budget before tendering.

On site:

• Setting out of points, sockets and panels on site, with the architect or the building surveyor (aparejador).
• Clash detection with the structure, mechanical services and finishes.
• Written proposals for adjustments when something cannot be built as drawn.
• Execution with the materials and ranges in the project.

At the end:

• Testing of earthing, insulation, continuity and RCDs.
• As-built drawings and diagrams. See single line diagrams.
• Installation certificate and technical design report or project, registered with the Junta de Andalucía. See electrical design report and project.

How we work with practices and engineering firms

1. We receive the project or the drawings and the specification of finishes.
2. Itemised quote, with any doubts about the project pointed out.
3. Kick-off meeting with the project management team and the builder.
4. Coordinated execution, with written queries before any change.
5. Handover of final documentation, ready for the building record and for commissioning.

The Spanish Building Act (Ley de Ordenación de la Edificación, Law 38/1999) defines the role of each party in the works. Our responsibility is executing the installation and certifying it as an installer company; design and site direction belong to the competent technicians who sign them.

Typical projects in Seville

Refurbishment in the old town and Triana. Courtyard houses and protected buildings where you cannot chase just any wall or open just any ceiling. Routes have to be planned through raised floors, skirtings or accessible suspended ceilings, with panels that do not get in the way of the architecture. More about the area in Triana and the city centre.

1960s and 1970s flats in Nervión and Los Remedios. Full renovations with an entirely new installation, where provision for air conditioning, induction hob and charging in the parking space sets the size of the fuse board and the riser cable.

Detached homes in the Aljarafe. In Tomares, Mairena del Aljarafe or Bormujos, projects with a pool, outdoor lighting, solar PV, aerothermal heating and, sometimes, wired KNX home automation. If the project includes its own lighting scheme, we build it or develop it through a lighting design.

A typical case

A practice designs the refurbishment of a two-storey house in Triana with timber floors. The project shows downlights across the whole ground floor ceiling, but during setting out it becomes clear that the joists cannot take recessed fittings without being weakened. We propose in writing a combination of track lights and wall lights with the same lighting level, the architect approves it and the works continue without delay. The solution is recorded in the as-built drawings.

Price

Priced per project, item by item and with quantities. As a market reference, a new interior home installation costs around 20 to 25 euros per m² plus 21 % VAT (24.20 to 30.25 euros per m² in total). If you work with a builder, see also our service for builders and renovation firms, and the rest of our services for professionals under for professionals.