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Clear answers about our services, pricing, safety and what happens after the job — so you know exactly what to expect.
Repairs and fault finding, wiring and rewiring, distribution board upgrades, lighting, EV chargers, safety inspections, maintenance plans and emergency call-outs for residential and commercial properties.
Yes. Around half of our work is residential and half is for shops, offices, restaurants and landlords.
Our work is carried out by our own trained team, so standards, safety procedures and accountability stay consistent.
Absolutely. We regularly coordinate with builders, architects and designers and can work from their drawings.
Call, email or use our contact form. Simple jobs can often be estimated from photos; larger jobs get a written quote after a short visit.
Yes, a standard call-out covers travel and diagnosis time. We tell you the amount upfront, before booking.
Bank transfer, mobile banking, card and cash. For larger projects we agree a staged payment schedule in writing.
Repairs are usually scheduled within a day or two. Larger projects are typically booked one to two weeks ahead.
Burning smells, smoke, sparking, scorch marks, electric shocks, water near electrics or a total loss of power on a circuit that won’t reset.
If it’s safe to do so, switch off the main switch at the distribution board, keep people away from the area and don’t touch damaged equipment.
We strongly advise against DIY electrical work beyond changing a lamp. Mistakes can be hidden for years before causing a fire or shock.
Yes. Every circuit we work on is tested before we leave, and results are recorded for you.
Yes. Our installations are backed by a written workmanship guarantee, with the terms stated on your invoice.
An itemised invoice, details of the work carried out and, where applicable, test results and a circuit schedule.
Call us. If it’s related to our work, we’ll come back and put it right promptly.
Yes — our maintenance plans offer scheduled inspections and priority support.
Speak directly with an electrician. We’re happy to give honest advice, even if the answer is that you don’t need us.
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Book a visit, request a quote or report a fault — we’ll respond quickly with clear next steps.
