Electrical Installation & Maintenance in London

It covers agreed work on fixed electrical systems, including new installations, alterations, replacement of electrical components and planned maintenance. The exact scope depends on the property and the existing installation.

Yes, sockets and switches can be installed, repositioned or replaced where the existing wiring, circuit protection, cable route and access allow the proposed work.

New lighting points, controls and replacement fittings can be included in the agreed work. We first confirm the location, wiring route and condition of the circuit serving them.

A dedicated circuit may be installed for fixed equipment where the equipment requirements, consumer unit, circuit protection and proposed cable route are suitable.

Maintenance may include assessing reported problems and replacing damaged, worn or unsuitable electrical components within the agreed scope.

The affected component, wiring condition and cause of the problem are assessed first. We then explain whether a targeted repair, replacement or wider investigation is appropriate.

Simple checks may form part of assessing the requested work. Intermittent tripping, unexplained power loss or a fault with an unclear cause may require a separate fault-finding appointment.

Some installation, maintenance and testing work requires circuits or equipment to be isolated. Tell us about alarms, computers or essential equipment that may need preparation before power is interrupted.

Access is normally needed to the consumer unit, the affected electrical points and the areas where wiring or fixed equipment will be installed or maintained.

Yes. Tell us which rooms are occupied, any access restrictions and suitable working times so the appointment can be planned around the property.

Small additions and alterations may be included. Widespread deterioration or replacement of several circuits may require a separate electrical rewiring assessment.

The quotation is based on the agreed work, the existing installation, access, materials and any testing included. An assessment may be needed before the final scope is confirmed.

Provide the property postcode, a clear description of the work, details of known faults, access restrictions and information about equipment that may need a dedicated supply.

Sparking, a burning smell, hot electrical points, repeated tripping or sudden power loss should be reported as an urgent fault rather than booked as routine maintenance.