Wiring & Rewiring in Singapore
From adding a circuit to full-flat rewiring, electrical wiring work is run in concealed conduit or trunking and tested to current standards.
- Assessment of existing wiring
- Concealed conduit or trunked runs
- DB connection and circuit protection
- Insulation, earth and polarity testing
Pros offering Wiring & Rewiring
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Prices checked October 2026 against the published price lists of 526 contractors listed on Homees, MOM's 2025 wage data and Qanvast's 2026 report. How we price →
Key takeaways
- Wiring and rewiring is notifiable work — it must be done by an EMA Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW).
- Partial rewiring starts from S$150 per circuit; full-flat rewiring with a DB upgrade runs S$2,000–S$6,000.
- Older resale flats don't always need a full rewire — honest companies assess first.
- Flickering lights, warm switches and tripping breakers are your flat telling you something.
Old wiring is invisible until it isn't. Here's what rewiring costs, when you actually need it, and the licensing rules that protect you. Full rates in our electrical works cost guide.
How to choose well
- The key requirement. Wiring and rewiring is notifiable work — it must be done by an EMA Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW).
- For older resale flats, ask for an assessment first — not every flat needs a full rewire, and honest companies will tell you.
- Reviews with specifics beat star counts. Look for reviews that mention your job type and how problems were handled — not just "good service".
- Itemised quotes only. A lump-sum quote is where surprises hide. Line items let you compare fairly across companies.
- Never pay fully upfront. Deposit, progressive payments, and a retention until the work is done and checked.
What it should cost
Partial rewiring starts from S$150 per circuit; full-flat rewiring with a DB upgrade runs S$2,000–S$6,000. For the full pricing breakdown, see our cost guide.
Prices move with scope, materials and access — treat any quote wildly below market as a red flag, not a bargain.
FAQ
How much do electrical wiring companies charge in Singapore? Partial rewiring starts from S$150 per circuit; full-flat rewiring with a DB upgrade runs S$2,000–S$6,000. Always compare 2–3 itemised quotes.
How do I choose a good company? Check real Google reviews and completed local projects, note the key requirement (Wiring and rewiring is notifiable work), and get an itemised quote before committing.
Is this list up to date? The shortlist is from our 2023 editorial round and is being re-verified for 2026. For the current vetted list with live contact details, use the Homees contractor directory.
Shortlist from Homees' 2023 editorial round, under re-verification for 2026. For the live, vetted directory with contact details, visit Homees contractors.
Want the detail? Read the full wiring rewiring in singapore guide.
Wiring & Rewiring: common questions
Who are the top-rated wiring & rewiring companies in Singapore?
By number of Google reviews, the top-rated wiring & rewiring companies listed on Homees as of October 2026 are: Daylight Electrician (4.9★ from 2,404 Google reviews); SK ELECTRICAL Pte Ltd (4.9★ from 842 Google reviews); Lito Electrical Service (4.9★ from 245 Google reviews); Competent Electrician - Hougang (4.9★ from 211 Google reviews); LOTUS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (4.9★ from 168 Google reviews). Ratings are pulled from each company's Google Business profile, not written by Homees.
How much does wiring & rewiring cost in Singapore?
Wiring & Rewiring in Singapore typically starts from S$150, depending on scope, access and materials. Always confirm the final quote in writing before work starts.
How many wiring & rewiring companies can I compare on Homees?
60 wiring & rewiring companies are listed on Homees as of October 2026, each with its Google rating, services and, where the company publishes them, prices. 35% of them state a workmanship or product warranty on their own website. Homeowners contact companies directly — Homees charges no fee or commission.
Wiring & Rewiring across the island
Full rewiring demand is heaviest in mature estates like Tampines, Bishan and Woodlands where 25–30 year old wiring is replaced during renovation, and in older Jurong flats. Punggol rarely needs more than added circuits. Rewiring is notifiable work involving the DB and licensing, so ask for the EMA licence first; a good electrician wires to SS 638, itemises the scope, and shows its real Google reviews.
Pros on Homees serve every estate — including Tampines, Jurong, Woodlands, Punggol, Bishan — islandwide.