Emergency Electricians
Emergency Electricians
Always ready even when you’re not
DOING THINGS DIFFERENTLY
Not all emergency electricians are cut from the same cloth
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THE REASONS YOU WILL NEVER RETURN TO THE OLD NORMAL
THE REASONS YOU WILL NEVER RETURN TO THE OLD NORMAL
THE REASONS YOU WILL NEVER RETURN
TO THE OLD NORMAL
What separates us from other emergency electricians
What separates us from the rest of the crowd
LIGHTNING QUICK RESPONSE
Fast same day service in as little as a few hours
If you have an emergency or have an electrical job to take care of and need to fit it into your busy schedule, we have you covered. As soon as we receive your request, we aim to send one of our emergency electricians to you in a matter of hours.
NO MORE UNEXPECTED BILLS
Fixed pricing with interest free finance available
Enjoy our fixed pricing with no hidden charges. We believe transparency is key, that’s why all the services we offer have prices clearly displayed. With the payment out the way, we can get down to the real job by providing a quality service.
NO MORE VOICEMAILS
Easy online booking system saving you time
Our user-friendly system will get you booked within minutes. No longer will you feel the irritation of reaching voicemail, and wasting your valuable time. Once confirmed, rest easy knowing a emergency electrician is just around the corner.
NO MORE UNEXPECTED BILLS
Fixed pricing with interest free finance available
Enjoy our clear pricing with no hidden charges. We believe transparency is key, that’s why all the services we offer have prices displayed clearly. With the payment out the way, we can get down to the real job by providing a quality service.
How we compare against our competitors
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Landlord Electrical Checks
Landlord electrical checks – What is required? As a landlord you have a responsibility to carry out your landlord electrical checks. The landlord electrical checks required are an electrical installation condition report (EICR), portable appliance testing & fixed appliance testing (PAT testing) and visual electrical inspections. Failure to carry out the landlord electrical tests can result in hefty fines from your local authority and in rare occasions the local authority may carry out the landlord electrical checks and bill the landlord for the work carried out. Landlord electrical checks – Why is this required?
What’s Involved In Installing A New Fuseboard
What’s Involved In Installing A New Fuseboard (Consumer Unit)?  Test the electrics first. I would always advise that prior to updating your old fuseboard for a new fuseboard that you have your electrics tested first. A new fuseboard isn’t a cure all solution. A new fuseboard on a poor electrical installation is more like putting a plaster over a gunshot wound. It’s just not practical. The reasoning for this is that if you do not have your electrics tested with an electrical installation condition report (EICR) you may actually have to spend more money at a
What’s involved in an EICR?
What is an EICR? The best and easiest way to describe an EICR is to compare it to a car MOT. Just like an MOT a EICR will check your home or businesses electrical circuitry and equipment for faults, breakages and signs of deterioration. Any electrical problems found in the EICR will be given a grading C1, C2, C3 or maybe even F/I. C1 represents an electrical issue found that is immediately dangerous i.e., exposed live parts where electric shock will occur. C2 codes are given when there is potential for a dangerous situation to occur
Landlord Electrical Checks
Landlord electrical checks – What is required? As a landlord you have a responsibility to carry out your landlord electrical checks. The landlord electrical checks required are an electrical installation condition report (EICR), portable appliance testing & fixed appliance testing (PAT testing) and visual electrical inspections. Failure to carry out the landlord electrical tests can result in hefty fines from your local authority and in rare occasions the local authority may carry out the landlord electrical checks and bill the landlord for the work carried out. Landlord electrical checks – Why is this required?
What’s Involved In Installing A New Fuseboard
What’s Involved In Installing A New Fuseboard (Consumer Unit)?  Test the electrics first. I would always advise that prior to updating your old fuseboard for a new fuseboard that you have your electrics tested first. A new fuseboard isn’t a cure all solution. A new fuseboard on a poor electrical installation is more like putting a plaster over a gunshot wound. It’s just not practical. The reasoning for this is that if you do not have your electrics tested with an electrical installation condition report (EICR) you may actually have to spend more money at a
Landlord Electrical Checks
Landlord electrical checks – What is required? As a landlord you have a responsibility to carry out your landlord electrical checks. The landlord electrical checks required are an electrical installation condition report (EICR), portable appliance testing & fixed appliance testing (PAT testing) and visual electrical inspections. Failure to carry out the landlord electrical tests can result in hefty fines from your local authority and in rare occasions the local authority may carry out the landlord electrical checks and bill the landlord for the work carried out. Landlord electrical checks – Why is this required?