You need an electrical installation inspection more often than you might expect when selling or renting out a flat after any major renovation and periodically for older wiring systems. Below you will find indicative Prague prices for the year 2026 and an overview of when an inspection is mandatory.
Indicative inspection prices in Prague
The price depends mainly on the size of the flat and the number of circuits. The following range is based on public price lists from Prague inspection technicians; treat it as a guide, not a binding offer.
| Rozsah | Indicative price |
|---|---|
| Byt 1+1 / 1+kk | CZK 2,000–2,800 |
| Byt 2+1 / 2+kk | CZK 2,800–3,800 |
| Flat 3+1 and larger | CZK 3,800–5,500 |
| Detached house | from 5,000 CZK depending on scope |
| Electrician hourly rate | CZK 350–700/h |
Prices are indicative (Prague, 2026). The final amount depends on the installation condition, number of circuits and availability of documentation. Only a specific inspection technician can provide an exact quote.
When is electrical inspection mandatory
- New installation or renovation , initial inspection before commissioning.
- Sale or rental , both the buyer and the tenant have the right to a certificate of safety.
- Periodicky , for flats usually after 5 years, shorter intervals apply to damp and industrial premises.
- After an insurance event , the insurer usually requires an inspection report.
What affects the price
The most common items that increase the price are: missing project documentation (the technician must map out the installation), old aluminium wiring, a large number of circuits and the need to expose the distribution board. Conversely, a new installation with documentation usually falls at the lower end of the price range.