With any building over 25 years of age, it’s highly recommended to ensure that your wiring is safe, functional and efficient.  That’s because, over time, wiring can erode, become compromised by moisture and pose risks to those who use your property. So it’s a great idea to have your wiring periodically checked over by a qualified electrician.

As the name suggests a domestic electrician is an electrician who specialises in electrical wiring and connections in a residential setting. This covers an incredibly broad range of electrical requirements so anything from a full house rewire, new socket or even outdoor electrics will require the assistance of a domestic electrician.

Although we gained a great deal of experience helping households across Derby, Chesterfield, Nottingham and Mansfield to transform their outbuildings into workspaces and accommodation before the pandemic, the increasing trend in home working meant we really honed our skills even more in line with the heightened demand.

Electrical Car charge points are becoming more and more common, and demand for electric car charger installations in Nottingham has never been higher!

Electric vehicles are set to take over our roads and it's predicted that 50% of vehicles produced will be either electric or plug-in hybrid by 2030. The government also announced that in order to cut emissions further all new homes built in the UK would need to be fitted with electric vehicle charging points.

Some 43 per cent of UK homes have suffered a water leak. As well as wasting precious water, unaddressed water leaks could well be the reason behind your electricity tripping.  If you experience your electrics, or one circuit switch constantly tripping, seemingly for no reason, then read on.

Electric cars are the future. There are already phased plans underway to reduce the number of diesel and petrol cars on the roads in the UK with a full ban on petrol and diesel vehicles within the next 20 years.

Numbers of electric cars on the roads are increasing rapidly – whilst costs started high a few years ago they are gradually becoming more affordable with the biggest cost being the outlay and generally not the maintenance.

Finding a local electrician can either be seen as a really easy task or really difficult and daunting, with the thought of finding a trustworthy electrician feeling like a bit of a minefield.

Despite efforts to simplify this process many people do not realise where the best places to look are. Whilst there is no shortage of directories of local companies and vans and adverts that you see around how do you truly know who to approach?