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24 Hour Emergency Electrician
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to fix your wiring problems. We've been providing emergency electricians near you for over 20 years
Urgent Repairs Carried Out
Electrical wiring faults and problems diagnosed, repaired, and made safe. We can attend to the problem on the same day or at a time that is most suitable to your schedule.
Fusebox Problems Fixed
If you are having problems or experiencing issues with your fuse box, consumer unit or distribution board we can help. From the replacement of individual circuit breakers and main switches to fault finding and testing.
Solve RCD Tripping Problems
Are your sockets tripping and causing you problems? No power to your 13-amp plug sockets or do you have some faulty lighting? Call us if your RCD is tripping. We replace damaged and faulty sockets, switches, and MCBs.
Birmingham, Bromsgrove, Dudley, Evesham, Leamington Spa, Redditch, Solihull, Warwick.
We offer a first-class 24 hour service with fast response times, clear & upfront pricing with the best quality of service.
FAQs
How do you take payment
All of our engineers are equipped with a remote card reader, allowing you to pay with either your debit or credit card. We also accept cash and immediate bank transfers.
What is an Electrical Emergency?
- An electrical emergency can fall into a number of categories depending on the nature of the problem, how the property is used, and what is important to the occupants.
- A very common reason for calling out an electrician urgently is because you have no power to your sockets or lighting, often caused by either a tripped circuit breaker or RCD. Having no lighting within your property is a danger in itself, especially when there are stairs within the building. Having no power in our sockets affects our daily lives quite considerably, especially if we work from home. Central heating systems often take their power from socket circuits, so this would be affected along with internet connections, home security systems, etc.
- There could be immediate danger present. For example, damaged equipment with live conductors (cables) exposed A fishy burning smell or smoke may be visible from the consumer unit or a socket front.You may be experiencing electric shocks from metal accessories and appliances. Businesses could lose money if they are unable to offer their normal services due to a power loss.
- We would always recommend calling an electrician as soon as possible if something is immediately or potentially dangerous. Ultimately, it is up to the inhabitants or owners of the property to determine whether the electrical problem they have requires the urgent attendance of an electrician.
What is an RCD?
RCDs (residual current devices) are a valuable and very important safety device, often located within your consumer unit (fuse box). An RCD provides both fault protection and additional protection. They should be routinely tested every 6 months by pressing the small "Test" button located on the front of the device. The RCD should trip instantly into the OFF or Open position to indicate that it has tripped. After testing, simply push the lever back up into the ON (normal operating) position. This basic test only checks the mechanical functions of the device. A more thorough test of the RCD to ensure that the tripping times are within the appropriate standards can only be carried out by a qualified and competent electrician who will use specialist test equipment.
What is an AFDD?
AFDD is an acronym for "Arc Fault Detection Device." AFDDs are relatively new to the UK and will become more common on electrical installations as a result of the wiring regulations' update to BS7671 Amendment 2. An arc fault detection device reduces the risk of a fire caused by faulty conductors and connections. When a dangerous arc fault is detected, the device will disconnect the circuit.
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Why Choose Us
Our electricians hold a wide range of industry recognised level 3 qualifications to include the City & Guilds BS 7671 (18th edition) plus the City & Guilds 2391-52 qualification for the initial and periodic inspection and testing of electrical installations.
Our electricians hold up to £5 million in liability insurance and £300,000 in indemnity insurance through the NICEIC Insurance Services plus we’re associate members of NAPIT.