New Mains Power Supplies & Upgrades

We have experience of working with customers when installing new mains single and three-phase power supplies and upgrades, we can:

• Advise and help simplify the connection process and prepare the required paperwork;
• Calculate the amount of power needed and the required size of new power supply;
• Prepare grid connection documents including the preparation of planning maps and new meter locations;
• Arrange for any works identified as contestable works to be carried out including electrical and ground-works;
• Carry out, test and certify the electrical system on the consumer side of the mains power meter, required before the new supply can be energized.

Power supplies to Outbuildings, Garages, Sheds and Workshops

If you would like to run a new power supply to an outbuilding away from the existing mains supply including to new buildings, offices, workshops, garages and sheds we can help:

• Calculate the power requirements of the new building;
• Calculate the size, type and protections required to safely run a new cable;
• Carry out groundworks, install underground conduit and or other cable protections;
• Install, test and energise new consumer units and distribution boards:
• Install new sub metering and energy usage / monitoring systems (as required);
• Install, test and certify individual circuits, power points, light fittings and provide power to any specialist machinery.

General Electrical Installations & Upgrades

We can carry out most types of residential and commercial electrical system installation work including;

• New consumer units / distribution units
• New power & lighting circuits
• Energy monitoring and energy management systems
• Full and part residential and commercial rewires
• Electrical installations for new builds;
• Installation of RCD, RCBOs and MCBs;
• Panelboards, switchgear, busbar chambers and isolator switches;
• Armoured cables, cable management and protection systems.

Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs)

Previously called Periodic Inspection Reports (PIRs). An EICR is a professional and recognised to BS7671 (UK wiring regulations) electrical safety report that can be used for any of the following.

• To confirm that residential and commercial electrical systems are safe;
• When purchasing or selling a property;
• For landlords electrical safety certificates;
• To prove electrical systems are safe and well maintained to insurance companies;
• For employers to show compliance with Health & Safety and employment legislation in relation to safety in the workplace;
• To ensure that an electrical system is fit for purpose and compliant when changing the use of a property;
• To prepare a schedule of neccessary electrical works before carrying out refurbishments or extension projects;

Electrical Installation Condition Reports typically take around half a day to complete for an average 3 bedroom home.

Electrical Drawings & Diagrams

Complete electrical  system designs with schematics can be cost effectively drawn to specification for new and existing single and three phase electrical systems.