Why do my lights dim when appliances switch on?
This may indicate voltage drop, loose connections or issues with high-load appliances. We can investigate and recommend the appropriate solution.
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Why do my lights trip the electrics?
Lighting circuits can trip due to faulty fittings, damaged cables, moisture ingress or defective lamps. We can quickly identify the cause and carry out any required repairs.
Can you help with electrical alterations during refurbishments?
Yes. We regularly carry out electrical alterations during property refurbishments, extensions and fit-outs, ensuring the installation remains safe and compliant.
Can you work in occupied homes?
Yes. We regularly carry out electrical work in occupied properties while keeping disruption to a minimum and leaving work areas clean and tidy.
Do I need surge protection in my property?
Surge protection is recommended for many installations and can help protect expensive appliances, IT equipment and smart home devices from damaging voltage spikes.
What is an RCD?
An RCD is a safety device designed to disconnect the electrical supply quickly if it detects earth leakage, helping reduce the risk of electric shock.
What is an RCBO?
An RCBO combines overcurrent protection and residual current protection into a single device, providing individual protection for each circuit.
Should I upgrade my consumer unit?
If your consumer unit is outdated, lacks RCD protection or no longer meets the demands of modern electrical installations, an upgrade may be recommended following an inspection.
What’s the difference between a fuse box and a consumer unit?
Older fuse boxes use replaceable fuses, whereas modern consumer units use circuit breakers and RCD or RCBO protection, providing improved safety and easier fault identification.
Can you replace old fuse boxes?
Yes. We replace outdated fuse boxes with modern consumer units incorporating RCBO protection and surge protection where appropriate. Every installation is fully tested and certified.
How often should smoke alarms be replaced?
Most manufacturers recommend replacing smoke alarms after ten years. Regular testing and battery checks are also important to ensure they continue to operate correctly.
Can you install smoke and heat alarms?
Yes. We install mains-powered smoke, heat and carbon monoxide alarms in accordance with current regulations, helping improve the safety of your property.