Whether you’re a homeowner or tenant, it’s highly likely that you’ve recently considered enhancing your home in one way or another. The past year has motivated us to tackle some of those outstanding, and in some cases, trifling home improvement jobs.  From decorating, to improving audio-visual features, to home improvements spanning bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens.

Our new Knowledge centre is now live on our website – the most comprehensive Electrical Knowledge base available!

Using our expert knowledge, we have combined our frequently asked questions with a range of useful information, guides and informative articles to create this extensive online library to share our knowledge - providing an extension of our support capabilities to our customers.

When searching for a qualified and registered electrician to complete either a project, maintenance or maybe even in an emergency where do you begin?

Now, more than ever we understand the need to support our local businesses and build lasting connections with people that we know that we can trust.

Using a local electrician has a number of benefits to customers.

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If you’re a Midlands-based landlord, you may well remember our previous post about Electrical Inspection Condition Reports (EICR) - Since July 2020 private landlords must demonstrate to all new specified tenancies that they have had a qualified electrical expert inspect their property.  From 1 April 2021, this legislation extends to all

Many of us have shifted elements of our business operations to home working set-ups over the last year, and this shift in working is likely a long term one. Having installed computers, printers, and paper storage, along with an array of business-critical items and facilities, our homes should be just as secure as our business premises.

As well as an extensive selection of professional CCTV systems available for businesses, there is an expanding array of security devices making their way onto consumer markets, including Nest and Ring solutions.

When you’ve made the significant investment in an electric vehicle, your next financial outlay might well be for your own EV charge point.

A power outage in your home can happen without warning and often at the most inconvenient times.  Just as you’re relaxing for the evening, about to make a cuppa and watch your favourite TV show, your world is plunged into darkness.  Sometimes the only “up” side is having to polish off all the ice cream in the freezer before it melts!

Are you worried about the fuse box in your house being too old?  It is true that many households today still have old fuse boxes in their homes which are not in line with the current regulations.  This could put your family or any tenants in unnecessary danger.

Ideally, everyone would replace their Fuse Box as soon as a newer version becomes available, but of course this simply isn’t practical.

A fuse box that keeps tripping indicates that there is a problem with either a faulty electrical item or wiring in your home.