Domestic and commercial electricians across Sheffield and north Derbyshire. Consumer units, rewires, fault finding, inspection reports and EV chargers. You get the test results in writing, every time, whether the job took four hours or four days.
| Ref | Work | On site | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| C-01 | Consumer unit replacementIncluding full test and certification of every circuit | 1 day | £620 |
| C-02 | Full rewire, three bed semiTwo electricians, chased and made good, no plastering | 5 to 8 days | £4,400 |
| C-03 | Fault finding and repairTripping circuits, dead sockets, intermittent faults | 2 to 4 hrs | £95 |
| C-04 | Electrical installation condition reportLandlord EICR, up to 10 circuits, report same day | 2 to 3 hrs | £145 |
| C-05 | Additional sockets and lighting pointsPrice per point after the first, same visit | Half day | £85 |
| C-06 | EV charge point, 7kWSupply upgrade quoted separately if the main fuse needs it | Half day | £899 |
| C-07 | Commercial periodic inspectionShops, offices and workshops, out of hours by arrangement | Quoted | By survey |
For new work. Lists every circuit we installed, what we tested it at, and the readings we got. This is the one your solicitor asks for when you sell.
For existing work. Codes each fault C1, C2 or C3, in order of how dangerous it is, with a plain English line under each so you know what you are reading.
For a single added socket or light. Small job, small document, still issued. If someone does not give you one of these, they did not test it.
Rented homes in England need an inspection at least every five years, and a copy of the report goes to the tenant within 28 days. We book the whole portfolio in one run and send you the reports as one zip.
Half the quotes people bring us are for a 7kW unit the incoming supply cannot actually carry. We check the main fuse rating and the load first, then tell you which charger will work and what it costs to get there. Sometimes the answer is that you need the network operator first, and we will say so.