Manchester electricians · since 1987
Power, put back properly.
Consumer units, rewires, EICRs and chargers for houses that are still being lived in. Four engineers. One yard in Ancoats. The person who quotes is on the tools.
- NICEIC approved
- Part P notified
- 24-hour emergency line
Safety certifications
Cards we can actually show.
- NICEICApproved contractorDomestic and commercial, assessed on site.
- Part PBuilding RegulationsNotifiable work is registered by us.
- BS 767118th EditionEvery tester on the van holds current regs.
- TrustMarkGovernment endorsedFor homeowners who want a scheme behind the quote.
- ECSGold cardSite access for the commercial jobs.
- 2391Inspection & testCity & Guilds. The report is written by the person who tested.
What we do
Eight jobs. No mystery extras.
- Way01DomesticConsumer unit upgradesMetal 18th-edition boards, RCBOs on every way, surge protection, and a schedule that matches the labels.From£480
- Way02DomesticFull and partial rewiresNew circuits in occupied houses, floor by floor, with the kitchen left usable at night.From£3,400
- Way03DomesticLighting design & installDownlights, pendants, external PIRs and dimming that does not buzz the LEDs.From£640
- Way04DomesticFault findingTripping RCDs, dead rings, warm sockets. We find the fault before we start swapping parts.From£120
- Way05PowerEV charger installsLoad assessment, dedicated circuit, and a charger that will not nuisance-trip the house.From£890
- Way06PowerSmall commercial fit-outCafés, offices and landlords’ voids across Manchester. Three-phase where the intake allows.FromQuoted
- Way07TestingEICR testingCondition reports for sales, rentals and insurers. Coded properly, explained in plain English.From£180
- Way08EmergencyEmergency call-outEvenings and weekends across the inner boroughs. If it is burning, we say so and we come.From£95
Three-step quote
Tell us the job. We name a time.
- 01
The job
Property, postcode, and which of the eight services you actually need.
- 02
The detail
How soon, what you can see, and whether we can isolate without a network visit.
- 03
How to reach you
A name and a phone. We reply with a time, not a newsletter.
Before and after
The board, not a filter.
Drawn from the boards we still pull out of pre-1970 terraces, and the metal units that replace them.
Job gallery
Illustrative photos: an old fuse board and a modern row of breakers. Slide, or use the arrow keys.
Emergency
Smell of warm plastic? Call now.
Make-safe first. If it can wait until morning, we will say so and we will not bill the advice.
On the record
Short crew. Long memory.
- 1987
- Tom’s first van
- 4
- Engineers, not a call centre
- 1 hr
- Typical emergency arrival, inner boroughs
- 18th
- Edition on every certificate
They isolated at 8:10, the new board was on by noon, and the schedule on the inside of the door actually matches the kitchen.
The EICR did not try to sell me a rewire. Two C2s, both real, both priced before they left.
Jamie talked us out of a 7kW charger until the supply was sorted. Then he came back and fitted it properly.
Where the vans go
Inside the ring road, and a bit past it.
Fixed price before we lift a tool.
Postcode, job, and a phone number. We reply with a visit time — not a brochure.
Request a quoteOn call
Inner boroughs, day and night.
Office 8–5, Monday to Friday. The emergency line answers after that.
- Office0161 496 2200
- 24-hour0800 772 7514