Emergency call-outs
Emergency electricians & electrical repairs in Surrey, London & Sussex
Power loss, tripping fuse boxes, burning smells, EICRs and landlord certificates — handled properly by qualified electricians across Surrey, South London, Berkshire, Kent, Brighton and Sussex.
- Costs agreed before work starts
- Certification for completed work
- Findings explained in plain English
Tested & certified
Completed work is tested and the appropriate certificate issued.
What's the problem?
Choose the closest match.
Services
Electrical services for homes, landlords & businesses
Emergency & fault repairs
Emergency Electrician
Urgent help when you have no power, a burning smell, sparking, scorch marks or a circuit that won't stay on.
Find out moreElectrical Fault Finding & Repairs
Methodical diagnosis of dead circuits, intermittent faults, flickering lights and nuisance tripping — and a proper repair.
Find out morePower Loss & Tripping Circuits
Fuse box keeps tripping? Half the house has no power? We'll find out why and restore power safely.
Find out moreTesting, inspection & landlords
EICR & Electrical Safety Inspections
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for landlords, homeowners, buyers, sellers and businesses — with every finding explained in plain English.
Find out moreLandlord Electrical Services
EICRs, remedial works and responsive repairs for landlords, letting agents, HMOs and property managers.
Find out moreEICR Remedial Work
Turn an Unsatisfactory EICR into a satisfactory installation — C1, C2 and FI items completed with written confirmation.
Find out morePAT Testing
Inspection and testing of plug-in electrical equipment for landlords, HMOs, offices, shops and other businesses, with labels and a full record of results.
Find out moreEmergency Lighting Installation & Testing
Design, installation, testing and repair of emergency lighting for HMOs, blocks of flats, offices, shops and commercial premises.
Find out moreFire Alarm Installation & Servicing
Mains-powered interlinked smoke, heat and carbon monoxide alarms for homes and rented properties, and fire alarm systems for HMOs, blocks of flats and businesses.
Find out moreInstallation & upgrades
Consumer Unit & Fuse Board Replacement
Replace an old fuse box or failing consumer unit with a modern board offering RCD/RCBO protection — tested and certified.
Find out moreSocket & Switch Installation
Additional sockets, USB and outdoor sockets, replacement switches and repairs to damaged or loose accessories.
Find out moreLighting Installation & Repairs
LED downlights, pendants, feature and under-cabinet lighting — plus repairs for flickering, buzzing or dead lights.
Find out moreOutdoor & Security Lighting
PIR security lights, garden and path lighting, wall lights and weatherproof outdoor sockets.
Find out moreCooker & Hob Installation
Electric ovens, range cookers and induction hobs connected safely — including new dedicated cooker circuits.
Find out moreExtractor Fan Installation
Bathroom, shower room, kitchen and utility extractor fans to reduce condensation, damp and mould.
Find out moreEmergency electrician
Lost power? Smell burning? Call first, then stay safe.
When something goes wrong with your electrics, you want someone who'll pick up, give you straight advice and tell you honestly when they can be there. On site, our priority is to make the installation safe, find the real cause and fix it — not just reset a breaker and leave.
- Safety advice over the phone straight away
- Honest arrival estimate before you commit
- Fault found and explained, not just reset
- Repair completed on the first visit wherever practical
How it works
- 01
Tell us what's wrong
Call, WhatsApp or send the form. Photos of the consumer unit or fault help us advise you properly.
- 02
Clear advice & cost
We explain the likely cause, what a visit involves and what it will cost before anything is booked.
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Fixed, tested, certified
We complete the work, test it, explain what we found and provide the appropriate certificate.
Landlords & letting agents
EICRs and remedial work, sorted within your deadlines
Landlords in England need an EICR at least every five years, and any C1, C2 or FI items fixed within 28 days. We arrange tenant access, deliver clear reports, quote remedials promptly and provide written confirmation once complete.
Areas covered
Local electricians across the South East
Covering the KT, GU, SW, SE, CR, RG, TN, BN postcode areas. Choose your area for local information.
Surrey (KT, GU)
South West London (SW)
South East London (SE)
Croydon & North Surrey (CR)
Berkshire (RG)
Frequently asked questions
Which areas do you cover?
We have local electricians across the KT, GU, SW, SE, CR, RG, TN and BN postcode areas — including Kingston, Epsom, Guildford, Woking, Wimbledon, Croydon, Reading, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton and Hove. If you're not sure whether we cover your postcode, just ask.
Do you offer emergency call-outs?
Yes. For urgent electrical problems such as total power loss, burning smells, sparking or a consumer unit that won't reset, call us. We'll give you safety advice straight away and an honest estimate of when we can attend.
Do you give prices before starting work?
Yes. We explain call-out and labour charges before attending, and agree the cost of any repair or installation with you before the work begins. Nothing is added without your say-so.
Will I get a certificate for the work?
Yes. Completed electrical work is tested and the appropriate certificate is issued — typically an Electrical Installation Certificate for new circuits and consumer units, a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate for smaller jobs, or an EICR for inspections.
Do landlords need an EICR?
Private landlords in England must have the electrical installation inspected and tested at least every five years under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, and must provide the report to tenants.
What should I do if my fuse box keeps tripping?
Unplug appliances on the affected circuit and try resetting once. If it holds, plug items back in one at a time to find a faulty appliance. If it still trips with everything unplugged, leave it off and call an electrician — the fault is likely in the fixed wiring.
Is my power cut a fault in my house or the network?
If your neighbours have also lost power, it's probably a network fault — call 105 free to report it. If only your property is affected, check your consumer unit; if a switch has tripped and won't reset, you likely need an electrician.
Can I send photos of the problem?
Yes — photos of the consumer unit, the faulty fitting or the appliance rating plate often help us give better advice and a more accurate quote before we visit.
Need an electrician?
Tell us what's happening and where you are. We'll give you honest advice on the phone and, if you need a visit, a clear idea of cost and timing before we come out.