What areas do you cover?
“Edinburgh and the Lothians, with jobs also carried out across Scotland and northern England.”
“An affordable NICEIC approved electricians in Edinburgh offering a wide range of electrical services for commercial and domestic clients in Edinburgh.”
“Edinburgh and the Lothians, with jobs also carried out across Scotland and northern England.”
“Yes, NICEIC Approved Contractors since 2009, and all electricians are 18th Edition qualified.”
“Yes, a free, no-obligation quote for all domestic and commercial work.”
“Rewiring, EICR/PAT testing, fuse board replacement, smoke alarms, data cabling, lighting design, EV charger installation, and general repairs/installations no job too small.”
“Yes, fully insured with all work guaranteed.”
“Andersen EV, Ohme, MyEnergi, Rolec, Easee, Project EV and others.”
“Industry guidance suggests at least every 25 years.”
“Some disruption is unavoidable (lifting floorboards, cutting wall channels), but the team works to keep mess and time to a minimum.”
“Yes, partial rewires (e.g. kitchen, one floor, an extension) are available, not just full rewires.”
“Yes, including shops, restaurants, offices, and factories, with experience on projects like Pretty Green and Prestonfield House Hotel.”
“Cables, sockets, switches, light fittings, consumer units, full testing, and electrical certification.”
“A site visit is arranged to assess the work needed, followed by a free, no-obligation quote.”
“Power installation, lighting, audio-visual, data cabling (CAT5e/CAT6/fibre), fire/intruder alarms, CCTV, door entry, PAT testing, and EICR/fixed wire testing.”
“Yes, a 24-hour response/callout service is available to keep projects on track.”
“Hotels, retail, restaurants and offices, including named projects like Prestonfield House, Pretty Green, and Potterrow.”
“Yes, the team is described as flexible and able to react quickly to changes mid-project.”
“Yes, a free, no-obligation quote after discussing requirements.”
“Structured cabling gives a faster, more reliable connection than Wi-Fi alone, especially for streaming, gaming, or multiple devices.”
“CAT5e suits most homes/small businesses; CAT6 handles higher-performance Gigabit use (streaming/gaming); fibre optic is for large data transfers over longer distances.”
“No, it’s increasingly installed in homes to support multiple connected devices.”
“The team plans installations in both old and new buildings to minimise disruption.”
“Yes, a free, no-obligation quote based on your needs and budget.”
“At least every 5 years, and always before a new tenancy starts.”
“EICR checks the fixed electrical installation (sockets, wiring, fixed equipment); a PAT test checks portable appliances supplied with the property.”
“Only electricians registered with SELECT or NICEIC.”
“It’s recommended for home sales/purchases (every ~10 years) and required for business premises under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.”
“Hard-wired smoke alarms are checked as part of the report, in line with Scotland’s smoke alarm legislation.”
“You’ll need remedial electrical work carried out before a satisfactory EICR can be issued (good candidate to link to your fuse board/rewiring pages).”
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