Electrician needed in Amsterdam?
BackLive in Amsterdam or nearby? An extra circuit in the fuse box, new sockets, an EV charger or solar panels: describe your job, and electricians who work in Amsterdam will send you a proposal. Posting is free.
Post your job for freeWhat you can hire an electrician for
- Consumer unit, wiring & inspection
- Sockets, switches & lighting
- Appliance wiring (hob, oven)
- EV charger
- Solar panels & home battery
- Smart home & automation
- General electrical
Also known as: electrical contractor, electrical engineer.
Amsterdam and surroundings
Amsterdam has a lot of old buildings: the canal ring dates from the seventeenth century, and neighbourhoods around the centre such as De Pijp and Oud-West were largely built in the late nineteenth century. Further out are post-war districts such as Nieuw-West and Zuidoost, and new-build housing on IJburg.
In the older neighbourhoods, stairs are often narrow and steep, and parking is paid in large parts of the city. Say in your job description which floor the job is on, and whether materials can go up the stairs or need to be hoisted up the outside with the hoisting beam on the facade.
With a job in Amstelveen, Diemen, Zaandam, Landsmeer, Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, Badhoevedorp or Duivendrecht you're welcome here too: what counts is whether your address falls within the radius of an electrician, not which municipality it's in.
How your job reaches an electrician in Amsterdam
When an electrician signs up, they choose a working area: a radius around their work address, measured in a straight line. If your job in Amsterdam falls within that radius and they offer the trade and service of your job, they see your job and can send you a proposal.
AlMijnKlussen is new, so we can't promise how many proposals you'll get: that depends on the electricians who have signed up with Amsterdam in their working area. Posting is free and without obligation.
What to put in your job description
- What needs doing: installing something new, replacing something or fixing a fault.
- A photo of the meter cupboard, with the cover still on the fuse box.
- The number of sockets, light points or switches, and in which rooms.
- For a fault: what cuts out, when it happens and which switch in the fuse box trips.
- For a charging point: where the car is parked and roughly how far that is from the meter cupboard.
Why AlMijnKlussen
KVK registration checked
When a professional signs up, we check their KVK number directly in the Business Register. Without a checked registration, a professional can't send a proposal.
Bank account via iDEAL
A professional pays for the starter bundle via iDEAL. We get the account holder's name from the bank; you see it in the chat as soon as you make contact.
Reviews from real jobs
A review can only be left after a job completed through the platform. No bought stars.
At most five per job
You choose which professionals you contact, with a maximum of five per job. No endless phone calls.
Free for clients
Posting a job, receiving proposals and comparing them costs you nothing.
What we don't check
Skills, insurance and certificates. What that means for you is explained honestly on the safety page.
Frequently asked questions
Who sees my address?
Professionals see the town of your job and a rough spot on the map (to within about a kilometre), never your exact address. You share your full address yourself — only when you want to, with the professional you choose.
Which service should I choose for an EV charger?
Choose ‘EV charger’. Say in your description where the car is parked and roughly how far that is from the fuse box, and add a photo of the fuse box. That way a professional already knows a lot before sending a proposal.