Sector 2 splits into two distinct zones: the dense apartment-block neighborhoods of Colentina, Pantelimon, and Iancului, and the house-dominated areas of Tei, Fundeni, and Doamna Ghica. Floreasca adds a third, separate set of issues on top of that. Experience across all three areas shows that the work we get called out for differs significantly from one to the next.
Areas covered
Colentina, Pantelimon, Obor, Iancului, Tei, Floreasca, Stefan cel Mare, Mosilor, Baicului, Fundeni, Doamna Ghica
The blocks in Colentina, Pantelimon and Iancului
This is the predominant housing stock in this sector: two- and three-room apartments built between the 1960s and 1980s, with undersized aluminium circuits and consumer units still fitted with fuse-wire cutouts or first-generation circuit breakers.
The most common request in these buildings is a full consumer unit replacement, driven not by a specific incident but by rising consumption: the owner has installed a boiler, an air conditioning unit, and a dishwasher, while the original wiring — sized for a fridge and a television — shows clear signs of overload.
Something we check systematically in this area is whether the building still runs on a TN-C earthing arrangement, with no separate protective conductor. In many blocks, the earthed socket outlet is physically present but isn't connected to any earthing system.
The houses in Tei, Fundeni and Doamna Ghica
The house-dominated areas of Sector 2 combine older construction with extensions built over the past twenty years. We frequently find a modest original installation onto which an attic conversion, a garage, a workshop in the yard, and in some cases a second dwelling connected to the same service line, have all been added over time.
In these situations, the priority isn't choosing the right protective devices — it's checking whether the service line and the earth electrode can still handle current consumption. In most cases they can't, and the work has to start with the earthing system.
Commercial spaces in Obor and Floreasca
In the Obor area we frequently work on small commercial units, where the actual load often exceeds the estimates written into the lease: refrigerated display cases, ovens, electric cooking equipment. We take measurements before proposing a solution, because in food retail actual consumption differs significantly from the numbers on paper.
In Floreasca, the work is generally on offices and apartments undergoing a full renovation, where the main requirement is a well-organized consumer unit, properly labelled and sized with headroom for future additions.
We offer services in Sector 2 for emergency call-outs, scheduled work, and periodic inspections.
What we can do for you
- Residential electrical work
- Commercial electrical work
- Installation and commissioning
- Maintenance
- Repairs and remediation
- Testing and measurements
You can see completed work in our portfolio. For details on what a modern consumer unit should contain, we've written about it on our blog.
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