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How it works
What your price includes
The inspection described in your quote, measurements and associated documents. The total including VAT is shown before payment.
Electrical repairs are excluded. If defects are found, you choose your installer and accept their quote separately.
An extra visit or work outside the original scope has a separate price to confirm. For properties requiring an estimate, wait for the quote to be confirmed.
Terms and conditionsWho organises your inspection?
Piol Sàrl
Route de Bercher 7, 1045 Ogens
IDE : CHE-353.037.687
The platform organises your request; the inspection body carries out the inspection and issues its reports. View the operator and inspection bodies listed on the site.
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OIBT inspection pricing
| Detached houseFull periodic inspection of a house, one meter. | CHF 448incl. VAT |
| ApartmentOne dwelling in a building (condominium or rental). | CHF 285incl. VAT |
| Apartment buildingCommon areas + dwellings, decreasing price per dwelling. | CHF 1323incl. VAT |
Prices include VAT and travel up to 30 km. Beyond that, the travel surcharge is calculated according to distance and shown before you order.
Frequently asked questions
What is a periodic OIBT inspection?
The Swiss Low-Voltage Installations Ordinance (OIBT/NIV) requires owners to have their electrical installations inspected at regular intervals (20 years for housing, 10 or 5 years for commercial premises). The grid operator sends a notice; you appoint an independent inspection body which issues the safety certificate.
Is the displayed price final?
Yes, for the property as described. If on site the property differs significantly (extra meters or dwellings, undeclared outbuildings), the inspector informs you before going further.
What happens if defects are found?
You receive a defect report with a correction deadline. An electrician (yours or an OIBT pro partner) fixes them, then the inspector validates the corrections and sends the safety certificate to the grid operator.
What should I prepare for the inspection?
Access to all rooms, the switchboard and the meters, wiring diagrams if you have them, and the grid operator's notice.
