Standard Call-Out & First Hour
Includes attendance, initial fault finding and up to the first hour of labour.
Transparent guide prices for professional electrical work. All prices shown exclude VAT, and the price and scope will always be confirmed before work begins.
Attendance and initial testing are clearly defined, with additional labour charged only when further time is required.
Includes attendance, initial fault finding and up to the first hour of labour.
Charged for additional labour after the first included hour where further work is required.
Evening attendance after 6 PM, including the first hour.
The final price will be confirmed with you before attendance.
Professional inspection and testing of the fixed electrical installation, with a clear Electrical Installation Condition Report.
For larger properties, HMOs, commercial premises or properties with multiple consumer units, please contact us for a quotation.
Guide prices assume the existing installation is suitable for reconnection. Inspection and testing are required, and any faults or remedial work are agreed separately.
A starting price for a straightforward replacement where the existing circuits, earthing and bonding arrangements are suitable.
Typically £650–£800 depending on circuit count, board size, access and the condition of the existing installation.
Guide prices keep the process straightforward. Where the scope changes, it will be discussed before additional work is carried out.
No hidden charges. All prices shown exclude VAT, and the total will always be confirmed before work begins.
Prices shown are for standard works and may vary where additional fault finding, specialist materials or additional work is required.
Parking charges, Congestion Charge and other applicable access charges may be added where necessary.
Any variation will be explained clearly so you can approve the next step before work continues.
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