Fuse boards, EICR reports, EV chargers, rewires and emergencies. The price is agreed in writing before anything starts, and every job carries a 12-month workmanship guarantee.
No call-out fee if you don't go ahead · Card, transfer or cash · £2M public liability
If it's sparking, burning or dead, stop using the circuit and call. Everything else can be quoted and booked in.
Kill that circuit at the board and ring me — day, night or Sunday, it makes no difference. On the phone you'll get a straight answer: how serious it is, whether it's safe to leave until morning, and a real time I can be there.
From £85/hr, diagnostic includedThe certificate landlords need every five years and buyers ask for at sale. Every circuit tested, findings coded C1 to C3, and a straight answer on what genuinely needs doing versus what's only worth noting.
From £150Rewireable fuses or a plastic board with no RCD is a fail on any inspection. A modern metal unit means one fault trips one circuit instead of the whole house. Testing, certificate and Part P notification included.
From £550Survey first: where the car parks, where the board sits, what the supply can carry. Then a tidy install with the cable run planned properly, DNO notified and the grant claimed if you qualify.
Quoted after a free surveyWhole house, or just the circuits that are past it. First and second fix, tested and certified, with cable routes agreed with you before anything gets chased into a wall.
Quoted after a free surveyExtra sockets where you actually need them, outdoor sockets, downlights, dimmers, a light fitting that never worked properly. Several small jobs in one visit cost less than separate call-outs.
Quoted, or on the hourly rateMains-powered alarms that talk to each other, so one going off wakes the whole house. Required in rented properties, and the single cheapest safety upgrade in any home.
Quoted per propertyAn RCD that keeps tripping, a dead ring main, lights that flicker when the kettle goes on. The cause gets traced and explained to you before any repair is priced.
From £85/hrIf you cannot tell what the job is called, just describe what is happening in plain words. You will get a straight answer on what it needs and what it costs.
Get a free quoteSockets and switches, downlights and outdoor lighting, fuse boards and distribution boards, EV chargers, fault finding and EICR testing, containment, cable terminations and earth bonding. Homes, cafés and shops, offices and commercial switchrooms — across London and the surrounding counties.
Nothing here is staged and nothing is borrowed. Every job is photographed on completion and certified, so the standard you see is the standard that turns up at your door.
Hourly rates are published below. Everything else is surveyed free and quoted as a single fixed price in writing before any work starts — and if the job turns out different to what was described, work stops and you approve a revised price first.
One hour minimum: the first hour is charged in full even if the job takes ten minutes, because it covers the travel, the diagnostic and turning up with the right kit. Anything beyond that first hour is agreed with you before it runs on.
Get a free quoteResponse is quickest across the North West London corridor, but planned work goes anywhere in London and the neighbouring counties. Check your postcode below.
Ruislip, Pinner, Northwood, Eastcote, Ickenham, Uxbridge, Harrow, Wembley, Ealing, Greenford, Northolt — HA, UB, NW and W postcodes.
Central, north, east, south and west — E, EC, N, SE, SW, W and WC. Emergency arrival times depend on traffic and workload, and you'll be told honestly on the call.
Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Essex, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Oxfordshire, Cambridgeshire and beyond — anywhere within about 100 miles, from Brighton to Birmingham.
The phone is answered around the clock, including weekends and bank holidays. When you call you'll be given a realistic arrival time based on where you are, the time of day and what's already booked in. If it's going to be two hours, you'll be told two hours — a promise nobody can keep is worse than an honest answer.
Yes. Three Ofqual-regulated EAL Level 3 qualifications: Electrotechnical Experienced Worker, 18th Edition BS 7671:2018, and Electrical Installation Inspection, Testing, Certification & Reporting. Certificate numbers are verifiable on the EAL register, work is Part P compliant, and there's £2M public liability cover on every job.
The hourly rate is £85 in standard hours, £110 evenings, £115 weekends and bank holidays and £130 overnight, with a one-hour minimum that covers travel and the diagnostic. EICRs start at £150 and fuse boards at £550. Everything else is surveyed free and quoted as a single fixed price agreed in writing before anything starts. Materials are charged at trade price plus 15%.
Work stops and you get told what's been found, what it means, and what it costs to put right. You approve the revised price before anything continues. Genuine safety issues get flagged and explained, but they never get quietly added to the bill.
Usually a faulty appliance leaking current to earth — washing machines, tumble dryers and fridges are the common culprits — or water in an outdoor socket, damaged cable insulation, or an overloaded circuit. A diagnostic visit isolates the cause in most cases within the first hour.
All workmanship is guaranteed for 12 months. Parts carry their manufacturer warranty, typically two to five years for consumer units and three for EV chargers. If something installed fails inside the guarantee period, the return visit costs nothing.
All London postcodes plus the surrounding counties — Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Middlesex. Response is quickest across North West London. For anywhere further out, planned work is straightforward; emergencies are honest about travel time.
Emergencies are better handled by phone — 07508 711874. For everything else, this gets you a fixed price without a site visit in most cases.