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Electricians install, test and repair electrical systems and wiring. From adding sockets to full rewires and EV charger installation, a registered electrician ensures your home is safe and compliant with UK wiring regulations.
Electrician services
House Rewiring
Full or partial rewires to modern safety standards.
Fuse Board Replacement
Upgrade old consumer units to current regulations.
EV Charger Installation
Home electric vehicle charge point installation.
Fault Finding
Trace and fix tripping, dead sockets and faults.
Lighting Installation
Indoor and outdoor lighting, downlights and dimmers.
Electrical Inspection (EICR)
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View allWhen to hire a electrician
Hire an electrician for new wiring, fuse board upgrades, EV chargers, recurring tripping, flickering lights, or any work that needs a certificate for safety or sale.
What to check before you hire
- NICEIC or NAPIT registration
- Part P competence for domestic work
- They issue an electrical certificate on completion
- Public liability insurance
Electrician FAQs
How much does an electrician cost?
Expect £40–£60 per hour or £250–£350 per day. An EICR safety report is typically £150–£300 depending on property size.
Do I need a certificate for electrical work?
Yes. Most domestic electrical work in England and Wales falls under Part P and must be certified by a registered electrician or notified to building control.
How much is an EV charger installation?
Home EV charger installation usually costs £800–£1,200 including the unit, depending on cable run and your consumer unit.
What is an EICR?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report inspects the safety of a property’s wiring. Landlords in England must have one every 5 years.