Practical electrical work that keeps business moving
Commercial premises need reliable power, suitable lighting and electrical work planned around access, staff and customers. AVAG provides clear, practical support for shops, offices, studios, communal areas and other small business environments across London.
Whether the request is a damaged socket, lighting improvement, new equipment supply or a list of planned repairs, we first understand how the premises are used and when the work can be carried out with the least disruption.
Typical commercial electrical work
- Investigating circuits that trip or areas with partial power loss.
- Replacing damaged sockets, switches and lighting equipment.
- Adding power points for counters, desks or business equipment.
- Improving lighting in customer, office, storage or communal areas.
- Electrical work for small refurbishments and layout changes.
- Planned maintenance lists for landlords, agents and business operators.
Planning work around the premises
Before quoting, we discuss access, the type of business, working hours and any equipment that cannot be interrupted. Where possible, disruptive work can be arranged outside busy periods. The quotation explains the agreed scope so the responsible person knows what will be isolated, changed and tested.
For refurbishment projects, early electrical planning helps coordinate socket positions, lighting zones, fixed equipment and cable routes before finishes are completed. Larger or specialist installations may require an on-site assessment before a final quotation.
Repairs, testing and the next step
Reactive problems are approached through structured fault finding. Planned work is inspected and tested as appropriate to the installation. If further defects or limitations are identified, they are explained before any additional remedial work is undertaken.
Which commercial premises do you work in?+
AVAG mainly supports shops, offices, studios, communal areas and other small commercial premises. Send details of the property and required work to confirm suitability.
Can work be planned outside busy hours?+
Often, yes, subject to availability and the scope of work. Tell us your access and trading requirements when enquiring.
Can I send a job list and photographs?+
Yes. A clear list, postcode, photographs and any access restrictions help us understand whether an assessment or quotation is the right next step.
Will you confirm the price before additional work?+
Yes. The agreed scope is confirmed first, and any additional defects or work are discussed before proceeding.