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Mark Quick Electrical And Construction

ElectricianPort Elizabeth5.01 review · 1 independent public source
Listed memberships
1 directory-listed membership
Trust Score
19out of 100
Very little to go on

19 out of 100, with a caution: newest review we found is from February 2024. Weigh that age against the score.

  • Rated 5.0 from 1 review

Newest review February 2024

Worth checking: Electrical Contractors' Association (SA)

How this score is worked out
Rating5.0 / 5
Review volumeLow · 1
Independent sources1 independent public source
CredentialsNo credentials shown yet

How this score is made up

What customers say18.8 of 65.6
Independent checks0 of 18.8
Track record0 of 15.6
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  • Licences and credentials0 of 6.3
  • Ways to reach them0 of 12.5

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Reviews · public evidence

What customers say

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5.0out of 5
1 review in public evidenceMost recent review
Where these reviews are published
  • Snupit1 review · 5.0 avg

Detailed reviews

Snupit reviewer 15.0 / 5 ·
Verified by Snupit

Mark is very attentive, creative and has a high quality workmanship I would definitely recommend his construction firm!

Local context

Rated 5.0, in line with the local average for electricians in Port Elizabeth

Across 20 electricians in Port Elizabeth, the typical rating is 5.0 out of 5. We compare against the same businesses a homeowner would find searching for this trade locally.

Credentials and checks

Credentials, licences and vetting

Listed membership details

Memberships listed by public directories

1

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Public directory notes

Checks and details listed by directories

1

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Sources

Where this information comes from

1 named public source

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About

Snupit source profile for a Central, Port Elizabeth electrical and home improvement provider.

Your own checks

What to check before you hire

Worth checking yourself
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Verify at the sourceCheck them yourself

A Certificate of Compliance is legally required for electrical work in South Africa, and only a person registered with the Department of Employment and Labour may issue one. The Electrical Contractors' Association (SA) is a voluntary industry body whose members are vetted, a useful extra assurance but not the legal registration itself. Check whether they're an ECA(SA) member, and always ask for a valid CoC.

Check the ECA(SA) member directory
In South Africa, electrical work must be signed off with a Certificate of Compliance (CoC) issued by a registered person. Insist on the CoC, and for plumbing look for PIRB or IOPSA registration, because without a valid CoC a future home-insurance claim can be refused.
For a new home or major structural build, the builder must be registered with the NHBRC (National Home Builders Registration Council) and the home enrolled before construction. Check this before you pay a deposit.
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Common questions about Mark Quick Electrical And Construction

Is Mark Quick Electrical And Construction a legitimate business?

Mark Quick Electrical And Construction has 1 independent public review, rated 5 out of 5. This is independent public evidence gathered from named public sources (no ads, no paid placement), not a guarantee of workmanship. If anything here is out of date, the business can request a correction.

What do customers say about Mark Quick Electrical And Construction?

Mark Quick Electrical And Construction has 1 public review, averaging 5 out of 5. You can read the individual reviews and where each came from in the reviews section above.

How do I know Mark Quick Electrical And Construction's reviews are genuine?

Mark Quick Electrical And Construction's 1 public review comes from a named public review source, and MyTrustedTraders links every one back to where it was published, so you can open the source and read them yourself rather than trusting a single curated page. MyTrustedTraders brings this public evidence together with no ads and no paid placement: we show where every review came from rather than selling rankings, so you can weigh the evidence for yourself.