Licensed electrician in Bucharest Sector 3

Sector 3 probably has the most uniform building stock in Bucharest. Titan, Balta Alba, and Dristor are made up almost entirely of blocks put up in the '70s and '80s from standardized designs. Between the sheer number of jobs we've done in the area, we can usually tell what state the wiring is in before we even open the panel.

Apartments in Titan, Balta Alba, and Dristor

The typical setup includes an aluminium riser, 1.5 mm² circuits shared between lighting and outlets, a small panel with 4 or 6 breakers, and, in the best case, a single RCD added later for the whole apartment.

A single RCD covering the entire home is one of the most common shortcomings we find in this area. It works fine right up until it trips, and then the whole apartment loses power — including the fridge and the boiler. Splitting the installation into separate circuit groups is one of the most effective upgrades you can make to an apartment like this.

The second recurring issue is in the kitchen: the electric oven, the stove, the microwave, and the dishwasher often end up sharing the same circuit — one that was wired roughly four decades ago for a single ordinary outlet.

The Theodor Pallady area and new developments

The Pallady area and toward Nicolae Teclu have seen heavy construction in recent years. The wiring is new, but the work we're called in for is usually finishing it off: extra circuits the owner asks for after handover, outlets relocated after the interior fit-out, protection devices added that weren't in the original plan.

In new apartments fitted with electric heating or a heat pump, we check separately whether the riser's cross-section and the installed protection can actually handle the real winter load, not just the average annual consumption.

Commercial spaces in Vitan and Centrul Vechi

In Centrul Vechi, the complexity comes from a different source: old buildings, spaces that have changed use repeatedly, and electrical work layered on top of electrical work over the years. In these cases, any job starts with fully mapping out the existing circuits.

In Vitan and around Unirii we do work for shops, practices, and restaurants where continuous power matters — an outage during business hours means a direct financial loss.

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.