Frequently asked questions

Yes. Our electricians are qualified to the current IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671), and we make sure any notifiable work is signed off with Building Control under Part P, so you don't need to apply yourself.

No. Quotes are free and fixed. If we need to visit to give an accurate price, that visit is free too.

We're based in Cambridgeshire and cover Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Greater London.

New circuits get an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC). Smaller jobs get a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate. Inspections get an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR). Part P notifiable work also gets a Building Regulations compliance certificate.

Yes. All our workmanship is guaranteed. Ask us for the details when you get your quote.

By bank transfer or card. For larger jobs we may ask for a deposit to order materials, and we'll agree any stage payments in writing first.

For commercial customers, yes, so your business can keep trading. For homes, we usually work weekdays but can be flexible.

Usually a few days. If you have a tenancy deadline, tell us and we'll do our best to fit you in.

A typical flat takes two to three hours and a three-bedroom house three to four hours. The power will be off at times during testing.

Yes. 'Landlord electrical safety certificate' is the common name for an EICR on a rented property.

Yes. Give us their contact details and we'll arrange access, so you don't have to.

HMOs often need fire alarm systems and emergency lighting too, depending on size and your council's licensing conditions. We can check and quote for everything in one visit.

It isn't a legal requirement for rented homes, but it's recommended for any appliances you supply, and many letting agents ask for it.

Each item is only unplugged for a minute or two. We can work early, late or at weekends if needed.

Yes. All new electrical work should come with a certificate. Smaller jobs get a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate; new circuits get a full Electrical Installation Certificate.

Yes. We regularly do first fix while walls are open and come back for second fix after plastering. Tell us your build schedule and we'll fit around it.

Usually, yes. We plan the work so you have power and lighting at the end of each day. Empty homes are quicker, so if you're between tenants or moving in, that's the best time.

Cables are chased into walls where needed and we make good with filler, ready for decorating. Plastering and decorating are not usually included, but we can recommend local trades.

If part of your wiring was replaced recently and tests well, a partial rewire can save money. We'll test first and tell you honestly which you need.

Most domestic boards take one day. The power is off for most of that time, and we'll agree a start time with you.