Coverage
Electrician by district in Beograd
Housing stock differs from district to district, and so do the faults. Each page says what is typical for that part of the city and how fast we get there.
Čukarica
Cerak Vinogradi, Žarkovo and Banovo brdo — planned seventies housing next to older individual builds, each with its own faults.
Response time: 45–75 minutesNovi Beograd
Block housing from the sixties to the eighties, three-phase cookers and tired risers — faults in Novi Beograd follow a pattern.
Response time: 45–90 minutesPalilula
Dense city south of the Danube, and Krnjača, Borča and Ovča on low ground — where damp causes faults a flat never sees.
Response time: 45–90 minutesRakovica
Miljakovac, Kanarevo and Petlovo brdo — seventies and eighties blocks built on slopes, with their own set of faults.
Response time: 45–75 minutesSavski venac
Dedinje, Senjak, Topčidersko brdo — interwar villas and listed buildings, where installations are larger and the constraints tighter.
Response time: 30–60 minutesStari grad
Turn-of-the-century buildings, listed properties and wiring in layers — in Stari grad you measure before you chase.
Response time: 30–60 minutesVoždovac
A mix of seventies blocks and houses out towards Jajinci — two different housing stocks and two different sets of faults.
Response time: 45–75 minutesVračar
Interwar buildings and narrow hallways — in Vračar most of the work is installations that have outlived several renovations.
Response time: 30–60 minutesZemun
Old buildings in the centre, houses out towards Batajnica and installations extended piecemeal — Zemun calls for measuring before quoting.
Response time: 60–90 minutesZvezdara
Mirijevo as a large self-built area, and the blocks around Vukov spomenik — two housing stocks with entirely different findings.
Response time: 40–70 minutes