Yes, we are fully registered with both NICEIC and NAPIT. These registrations demonstrate our commitment to professional standards, safety compliance, and high-quality workmanship.

Yes, we provide certificates for all electrical work, including installations, inspections, and safety checks. This ensures you have documented proof that all work has been carried out safely and to current standards.

To stay safe during electrical emergencies, turn off the power if safe to do so and avoid contact with your electrical installations. Call an approved electrical contractor as soon as possible.

You may need to update your wiring if your home or business experiences frequent tripped fuses, flickering lights, warm sockets, outdated fuse boxes, or if your property has older wiring that doesn’t meet modern electrical standards.

You would need to schedule an EICR to see if your current electrical installations / fixtures are all compliant with current regulations. You can schedule one with us by filling in the form (Here).

We recommend having an electrical inspection every 3–5 years for landlords and 10 years for homeowners, or more frequently for older properties. Regular inspections help identify potential hazards before they become serious problems and ensure your property remains compliant with safety regulations.

You can schedule yours with us via the form on our contact page (Here).

Electrical outlets and switches should be checked at least once a year to ensure they’re working properly.

If you notice any problems, such as flickering lights (which could indicate an overloaded circuit), or if your outlets aren’t staying plugged in, it may be time for an electrical checkup, by a Qualified Electrician.

Electricity is amazing. It can flow through insulation, glass and tons of other materials that are typically thought to be insulators. While electricity has no issue with rain or snow falling on it, the moisture in those elements does cause problems for power cords plugged into outlets.

Electrical regs says you shouldn’t use an extension cord outdoors when there is a risk of it being exposed to falling rain or snow. Electrical components in the power cord and plug can be compromised by water which presents an increased danger of shock, electrocution, fire and explosion from moisture getting into electrical connections. If you want to use cords outdoors when there is no chance for precipitation then make sure they are rated as weatherproof, have a watertight connection between the cord and plug, or are specifically designed for outside use.

All our work is covered by a warranty or guarantee for 12 months, giving you peace of mind that our installations and repairs meet high standards of quality and safety. Any issues arising from our work will be addressed promptly.

Electrical emergencies are classed as urgent if they pose an immediate risk to the safety of others or property, such as sparking outlets, exposed wires or major circuit failures. Your property may even have a complete power outage, affecting the running of a business or the day-to-day operation of your home.

Electrical fires occur for a number of reasons, but most commonly because something has gone wrong with either your wiring or an appliance. Electrical fires caused by faulty wiring usually result from damage to insulation that allows wires to come into contact with each other or another material that conducts electricity, this can happen because of fraying, chafing, corrosion or simply old age.

Electrical fires caused by faulty appliances are due to either internal breakdowns in the appliance’s heating element or electrical components which become overloaded and overheat causing a fire hazard.

As first port of call, contact the Building Control department of your Local Authority; they should be able to advise you of your rights as a tenant.

Citizens Advice may be able to provide you with further help.