Frequently asked questions

Usually because an appliance or fitting is leaking current to earth — common culprits are water heaters, outdoor sockets and lights after rain, old kettles and washing machines. An overloaded circuit trips the MCB instead. We test each circuit to find the cause, then repair or replace the faulty part.

Small jobs such as replacing a socket start from about RM40–RM90 per point, a new 13A power point is typically RM100–RM150, and fault finding starts around RM80. Bigger work like a DB box upgrade or rewiring is quoted after we see it. Send a photo on WhatsApp for a fixed quote.

Yes. We can add sockets on existing circuits or run a new circuit when the load needs it, using surface trunking or concealed wiring. We follow your building’s renovation rules on working hours and noise.

Yes — ceiling fans (including fans with remotes and lights) and instant or storage water heaters, with the correct isolator switch and earthing. If you have not bought the unit yet, we can advise what size suits your room or bathroom.

It depends on the item: small pieces are usually RM30–RM80, chests of drawers RM60–RM150, bed frames RM80–RM200 and wardrobes RM150–RM450 (PAX sliding-door systems RM350–RM800). Send your order list on WhatsApp and we will give a total for everything.

Yes. We assemble flat-pack furniture from any store, including imported Taobao sets with Chinese instructions. Send product links or photos of the boxes so we can quote accurately.

Our job is assembly and installation. For collection, IKEA’s delivery service or a lorry/van service is usually more cost-effective; we can schedule our visit for the day after delivery.

A bed frame or chest of drawers usually takes 45–90 minutes; a full PAX wardrobe with sliding doors and interior fittings can take half a day. A typical new-condo bedroom set is done in one visit.

In Kuala Lumpur, re-waterproofing a bathroom floor properly — hacking the tiles, applying a reinforced membrane, flood testing and retiling — typically costs RM1,800–RM4,500 depending on size, tile choice and whether walls are included. A leak inspection on its own is around RM100–RM300.

First stop using the shower area if you can, then report it to your building management in writing with photos. Next, have the source checked: a leaking pipe or floor trap is repaired as plumbing, while failed waterproofing needs the floor redone. We can inspect and give a written report you can share.

Sometimes — if the leak is from failed grout or sealant, re-grouting and sealing can work. But if the membrane under the tiles has failed, a lasting repair means removing the tiles in that area. We tell you which case you are in after inspection.

Usually 3–5 working days: hacking, membrane application and curing, a 24–48 hour flood test, then screed and tiling. The bathroom cannot be used during this time.

A simple kitchen sink blockage in the trap or nearby pipe is typically RM80–RM180 in Kuala Lumpur. Deeper blockages that need a drain machine are around RM150–RM350, and high-pressure jetting RM300–RM700. We confirm the price before starting.

Usually cooking oil and food scraps building up in the trap and waste pipe, a pipe with too little slope, or a sagging section that collects debris. If it keeps returning, a grease trap, a strainer or straightening the pipe run usually solves it.

We do not recommend it. Caustic cleaners rarely clear grease blockages fully, can damage pipes and seals, and are hazardous if the trap has to be opened afterwards. Try a plunger and hot (not boiling) water first, then call us.

Yes — floor traps, basin wastes, shower drains and toilets. Hair and soap build-up in floor traps is one of the most common jobs we see.