- Full or Part Rewires
- Extensions and New Builds
- Additional Sockets
- Additional Lighting
- Replacing lighting fixtures, Sockets and electrical furniture
- Consumer Unit upgrades
- New Kitchen installations, Lighting, hobs, extractors and cookers
- New Bathrooms, Lighting, Extractor fans, Power Shower circuits, Electric Towel rails, Spa Baths
- Power to outbuildings, Sheds, Home Office, Garages
- Garden Sockets
- Garden Lighting, Decking Lights, Pillar lights, recessed brick lights
- Driveway Lighting
- Outdoor Hot tub or Jacuzzi
- CCTV
- Door entry cameras
- Smoke alarms, Installation, Upgrade and testing
- Full or Part Rewires
- Extensions and New Builds
- Additional Sockets
- Additional Lighting
- Replace lighting fixtures, Socket and electrical furniture
- Consumer Unit and distribution board upgrades
- Three phase 400v/230v electrical distribution design and installation
- Retail Shop fittings, lighting systems
- Periodic electrical inspection and testing
- Emergency lighting design and installation
- PAT – Portable Appliance Testing
- CCTV
- Security Lighting
- Additional Telephone Points, POS
- Data Solutions
- All staff fully DBS checked
- A CPD certified safeguarding aware company
- LED conversions
- Project calculators including; Energy reports, costs saving & return on investment figures
- Assisting business/estates managers with electrical compliance
- RCD testing
- Emergency Lighting
- Pat testing
- EICR
Electrical installations are not immune to the process of ageing, deterioration and even general wear and tear. For this reason, an EICR should be conducted at regular intervals. British Standard BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) recommends the following intervals for businesses, landlords and homeowners:
- Businesses – employers are recommended to have an EICR test undertaken once every five years.
- Buy-to-let or rented property – landlords should have an EICR test done every five years or when new tenants enter the property.
- Homeowners – an EICR is recommended every 10 years.
- We also offer thermal imaging services for peace of mind.
Portable appliance testing (PAT) is the term used to describe the examination of electrical appliances and equipment to ensure they are safe to use. Most electrical safety defects can be found by visual examination but some types of defect can only be found by testing. However, it is essential to understand that visual examination is an essential part of the process because some types of electrical safety defect can’t be detected by testing alone.
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require that any electrical equipment that has the potential to cause injury is maintained in a safe condition. We can help your business with compliance needs with asset registers & Pat Testing
The maintenance of emergency lighting cannot be understated. Although it is the hope of the industry that its a function of safety that is not required we can help you with your needs to fulfil your role. Whether that’s as a HMO landlord or a building manager trying to meet building regulations.
We cover testing, repairs, logbooks & safety signage.