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Electricians in Mallorca

There are 272 electricians listed on mallorca.com, with an average rating of 4.6 stars. Many older properties need electrical modernisation. A licensed electrician (Electricista autorizado) ensures compliance with Spanish standards (REBT) and can issue the Boletín eléctrico (electrical certificate). Solar installations and EV chargers are increasingly in demand. Find your electrician on mallorca.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Boletín eléctrico?
The Boletín eléctrico is an official certificate confirming that a building's electrical installation meets Spanish standards. It is required for property purchases, rentals and electricity connections. Only authorised electricians can issue it.
How much does an electrician cost in Mallorca?
Hourly rates are €30-60 plus materials. A Boletín eléctrico costs €150-300. Complete rewiring of a flat costs €3,000-8,000, a finca €8,000-20,000+.
What type of plug sockets are used in Mallorca?
Mallorca uses Type F (Schuko) sockets, the same as Germany. The mains voltage is 230V at 50 Hz. Adapters are not needed for German appliances.
How much does an electrician cost in Mallorca?
An electrician in Mallorca charges around €30-50 per hour plus materials. For a complete installation in an apartment, expect €3,000-8,000. Important: All electrical work must be carried out by a certified Instalador Autorizado who can issue a Boletín Eléctrico (electrical certificate). You need this certificate for your electricity contract.
Do I need a Boletín Eléctrico in Mallorca?
Yes, a Boletín Eléctrico is required in Mallorca for every electricity connection and when changing property ownership. It confirms that the electrical installation meets safety standards. The cost for issuing one is around €150-300. Without a valid Boletín, Endesa or Iberdrola cannot transfer an electricity contract to your name.