What we do

Four services, done properly, across seven towns — plus the general electrical work that comes with all of them.

Each of these pages explains what the work actually involves, what drives the price, and what we check before quoting. They are written to be useful before you contact anyone, including us.

Gloved hands testing the contactors of an electrical panel with multimeter probes

Emergency electrician

Available round the clock for genuine emergencies, with the call-out fee agreed before we set off.

Answered around the clock for genuine emergencies
Call-out fee agreed before we travel
Typically on site within 60–90 minutes

Completed electric car charger installation: Wallbox, protection box and Type 2 cable

EV charger installation

From a single wallbox on a villa terrace to a metered point in a communal garage, quoted only after we have read what your supply can actually give.

Fixed quote after we read your actual supply
Dynamic load management instead of a power increase
Communal garages, including separate metering

Outdoor air conditioning unit on its feet beside a closed metal shutter in bright sun

Air conditioning installation

Sized for the room rather than the sales brochure, on a circuit that can carry it, with the outdoor unit placed where the coast will not eat it.

Load calculated from the room, not guessed
Split, multi-split and ducted systems
Its own protected circuit, checked against your supply

Two installers in safety harnesses fitting black solar panels on a house roof

Solar panel installation

Sized from what you actually use hour by hour, not from your roof area — because a system that generates at the wrong time of day pays for itself slowly.

Sized from your real hourly consumption data
Honest on payback, export value and batteries
Tiled, flat and terrace roof mounting

Open meter cabinet showing the metering units and the corrugated conduits of the supply lines

Consumer unit and rewiring

Three different jobs get sold under one name. Which one you need depends on what is behind the board, and nobody can tell you over the phone.

Three options priced, not one figure for the largest
Conduit tested before anyone talks about opening walls
Phased work so an occupied home keeps light and a fridge

Outdoor air conditioning unit fixed to the wall on steel brackets under a metal roof

Air conditioning repair

Most units that stop cooling have not broken. Four things account for the great majority of call-outs, and two of them you can rule out yourself.

Free checks ruled out before anything is charged
Leaks located, not topped up and repeated next year
Condensate drain cleared as standard

Insulation resistance tester with its test leads on a workbench

Electrical certificate (CIE)

Most people discover they need one at the worst possible moment. Here is when it applies, what fails, and how the process actually runs.

We inspect, remedy and prepare the documentation
Certificate issued and signed by an authorised installer
Itemised findings before any remedial work is agreed

Closed surface-mounted weatherproof enclosure with two protective devices and white containment in the corner

Pool and outdoor electrics

Everything outdoors fails differently: water gets in, salt gets at the terminals, and the one thing that keeps a pool safe is the part nobody can see.