01Electrical contracting
We diagnose, install and maintain electrical systems for homes, commercial premises and production sites. Scope in writing, testing on completion, records you can hand to the next person who opens the board.
Power
Capacity assessed
Safety
Isolate, then test
Precision
Labelled circuits
Reliability
Records issued
Start with the property type
Low-voltage distribution — switchgear
02Service schedule
Each entry describes the problem it addresses, what assessment usually involves and what you receive at the end. Nothing is claimed that we would not put in a written scope.
03If something is wrong right now
Fire, smoke and electric shock injuries are matters for emergency services, not for a website form. For everything else, the sequence below reduces risk while you wait for a qualified attendance.
Leave the area and contact your local emergency number. Do not attempt to isolate equipment that is burning.
Unplug what you can reach safely and switch off the affected circuit at the board if the board itself is undamaged.
Covers, panels and fittings stay closed. Never work on, probe or reset equipment that is energised, wet or heat-damaged.
Note what was running, what tripped and whether it repeats. That detail shortens fault finding considerably.
04Property & project types
Domestic consumer unit — circuit separation
Homes, renovations and private property
In an occupied home the electrical result is only half the job. Dust control, protected floors, circuits restored the same day where possible, and an explanation in plain language of what was found and why it mattered.
Office fit-out — linear lighting and control
Offices, retail, hospitality and managed premises
Commercial work is sequenced against trading hours, landlord conditions and other trades. Isolation is planned, phased and communicated, because the cost of an unannounced outage is rarely electrical.
Motor control centre — plant distribution
Production, plant and process environments
On production sites the constraint is the shutdown window. Permits, isolation procedure and reinstatement records govern the work, and the line has to run again at the end of it.
05How work is run
Pricing follows assessment. Where a condition on site could change the figure, it is written down as a condition before work starts — not discovered afterwards.
You describe the property, the symptom or the project. We ask the questions that determine whether an attendance, a survey or a written quotation is the right next step.
Anything beyond a simple repair is surveyed before it is priced. Supply capacity, board condition, earthing, access and existing defects are recorded rather than assumed.
You receive scope, exclusions, assumptions and price in writing. Where a site condition could change the figure, it is stated as a condition rather than discovered later.
Isolation, access and sequencing are agreed before work starts. Occupied properties and live sites are worked in stages so power loss is planned, not improvised.
Circuits are tested, boards labelled and records issued. You keep a document describing what was installed, what was tested and what was recommended.
06Standards
07Quotation request
Six fields is usually enough to tell us whether you need an attendance, a survey or a written proposal. If a site visit is needed before a price can be stood behind, we will say so.