Registered electrical work in Co. Meath

Boyne ElectricalRECI-Registered Electrician in Johnstown Village, Co. Meath

Boyne Electrical is a RECI-registered electrical contractor (Safe Electric reg. A11365) based in Johnstown Village, Co. Meath. Registration under the Safe Electric scheme is a legal requirement for notifiable electrical work in Ireland, so Boyne Electrical can self-certify their work and issue completion certificates directly to homeowners.

Under Irish law, certain electrical works, including consumer unit replacement, new circuits, extensions and rewires, are classified as notifiable works and must be carried out by a RECI-registered contractor. Using an unregistered electrician for these jobs means you cannot get a valid completion certificate, which is required by insurers, mortgage lenders and when selling your home.

Boyne Electrical holds a current Safe Electric registration and can carry out all notifiable works in Co. Meath in full compliance with ET101, the National Rules for Electrical Installations. Landlords can request periodic inspection reports for rental compliance, and homeowners get a completion certificate with every notifiable job.

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Registration
A11365
Base
Johnstown Village, Co. Meath
Restricted works
Certified
Typical response
Within 24 hours
Verification

Checked Against the Safe Electric Register

Verification result
Boyne Electrical
Registration active · RECI A11365 · checked 22 September 2026
What this registration permits
Notifiable works: fuseboards, new circuits and rewires
Can issue the completion certificate insurers ask for
Works to IS 10101, the national wiring rules
Subject to Safe Electric inspection and complaints

Safe Electric is the statutory regulator for electrical contractors in Ireland. Registration can lapse between our checks, so confirm the registration card on site before work begins.

Verify on Safe Electric ↗Search Boyne Electrical or RECI A11365 on the official public register.

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Services

What They Do, and What It Typically Costs

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EV charger install
EV charger install
7kW home charger, SEAI grant paperwork
from €850
New circuit
New circuit
Additional dedicated circuit
from €320
Transfer switch
Transfer switch
Manual or automatic changeover
from €780
Generator install
Generator install
Standby generator connection
from €2,300
Extra sockets
Extra sockets
Per socket added
from €140

Figures are typical costs for Co. Meath, not a quote. Contact Boyne Electrical for a price specific to your job.

Common questions

Hiring Boyne Electrical

Is Boyne Electrical RECI registered?
Yes. Boyne Electrical holds a current RECI registration (A11365) under the Safe Electric scheme, so notifiable electrical work can be self-certified on completion.
Where is Boyne Electrical based?
Boyne Electrical is based in Johnstown Village, Co. Meath, and works with homeowners and landlords across the county.
What is Boyne Electrical's registration number?
The Safe Electric registration number is A11365. You can confirm it directly on the public register at safeelectric.ie.
How do I get in touch?
Send an enquiry through the form on this page and it goes straight to Boyne Electrical. A response is typically provided within 24 hours.
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