When to call an emergency electrician
Call for burning smells, sparking, exposed wiring, water near electrics, a hot consumer unit, repeated RCD tripping or power loss affecting essential equipment. If there is fire, smoke, electric shock or immediate danger, contact the emergency services first.
What to tell the dispatch team
Share the full postcode, what stopped working, which breaker or RCD has operated, when the fault started, access restrictions and whether vulnerable occupants or business-critical equipment are affected.
What a call-out can involve
The first visit may involve electrical fault finding, isolation, a permanent repair or temporary make-safe work followed by a separate remedial quote. Scope and charges should be confirmed before additional work starts.
Call or request a quote
For dangerous or worsening faults, call 07538 729996. For planned work or a non-immediate call-back, use the quote form and include photos where it is safe to take them.