New installations
Design and installation of your system.
On-site assessment · Free quote · in the Vienne (86)
A safe, compliant electrical system, ready for your equipment
Renovation, compliance upgrades or connecting a heat pump or solar panels: we work methodically. Serving Poitiers and the whole Vienne.
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In short
- New installations, rewiring and NF C 15-100 compliance
- Consumer units, diagnostics and fault repair
- Connection of heat pumps, air conditioning and solar panels
- Serving the whole Vienne (86), including Poitiers and Châtellerault
- Free on-site survey and quote, reply within 48 working hours
- Contact via the form or WhatsApp; no cold calling
Solutions
Our electrical services
Renovation
Partial or full rewiring of a home.
NF C 15-100 compliance
Bringing your installation up to safety standards.
Consumer units
Replacement, extension and suitable protection.
Repairs
Fault finding and restoring power.
Heat pump, AC & solar connection
Dedicated supply and protection for your energy equipment.
Our standard
Safety first
- Assessment of the existing system before work
- Protection sized for each circuit
- Tidy work and clearly labelled consumer unit
- Consistent with your heat pump, AC or solar plans
Your electrical project
- 01Assessment
- 02Quote
- 03Works
- 04Testing & handover
Is electrical work eligible for grants?
Rarely on its own: bringing an installation up to standard is mainly about safety and often goes with a heat pump or solar project.
Electrical work alone is not usually subsidised, but it often supports a heat pump or solar project. Reduced VAT may apply in homes over two years old, subject to conditions.
Schemes and eligibility change regularly; we confirm your eligibility when preparing the quote.
FAQ
Electrical questions
Do I need a new consumer unit to install a heat pump?
Not necessarily. The key checks are whether your supply subscription is sufficient, whether there is room for a dedicated circuit and whether protection is suitable. If the unit is old or full, an upgrade may be needed depending on the installation's condition. We check this during the visit; our guide explains what is checked.
What is the NF C 15-100 standard?
It is the French standard for low-voltage electrical installations in homes: residual-current protection, number of sockets and circuits, earthing, bathrooms. It applies to new installations and renovated parts. An older installation does not need a full rewire, but must remain safe.
Do you handle electrical repairs?
Yes, Cofany handles fault finding, repeated tripping and restoring power, depending on availability in the Vienne. Contact us via WhatsApp or the form describing the problem. In case of immediate danger (burning smell, exposed wires), switch off at the main breaker.
Must my installation be brought up to standard?
Not always, but it is strongly recommended for safety. An electrical diagnosis is required when selling or renting a home whose installation is over 15 years old. When renovating, the parts redone must meet NF C 15-100.
What are signs of an outdated electrical installation?
Frequent tripping, no RCD, unearthed sockets, an old fuse box, fabric-covered wires or sockets that get hot are warning signs. If you notice one, get a diagnosis. We inspect the installation and list priority work in the quote.
Do you connect heat pumps, air conditioning and solar panels?
Yes. Cofany handles the electrical connection of its own installations: dedicated circuit and protection for heat pumps or AC, inverter connection and protection for solar PV. A single contact avoids coordination problems between trades.
Further reading
Do you need a new consumer unit for a heat pump or solar panels?
Not always: what matters is supply capacity, room for a dedicated circuit and suitable protection; the consumer unit is only redone depending on the installation's condition.
Read the guideWhat grants are available for a heat pump in 2026?
In 2026, an air-to-water or ground-source heat pump in France may qualify for MaPrimeRénov', CEE premiums and reduced VAT, subject to conditions; air-to-air heat pumps are not covered by MaPrimeRénov'.
Read the guideLet’s assess your electrical project
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