£60 call-out including VAT
The call-out charge is £50 plus £10 VAT, making £60 in total. This is the attendance charge, not a fixed total price for finding and repairing every fault. Confirm what investigation is proposed before approving it.
We do not publish a fixed hourly or day rate. The remaining work is quoted before it starts. A quote that can be provided without a visit is free.
How the rest of the price is agreed
The scope depends on the fault, affected circuits, access, parts, testing and any work needed after the immediate problem is made safe. Tell us what has failed, the postcode and any access restrictions. The electrician explains the findings and the proposed next stage so you can agree the work and price.
If the scope changes, ask for the revised quote before additional work proceeds. We do not provide invented price ranges or automatic time-of-day surcharges on this page.
Questions to settle before work starts
- What attendance and investigation am I authorising?
- Which repair, parts and testing are covered by the proposed quote?
- Will any circuit have to remain off?
- Does the work need a return visit, and how will that be quoted?
- What job records and any applicable certificates will I receive?
For recurring trips, read about electrical fault finding. For planned board work, see consumer-unit replacement quote factors. Request a quote with your postcode and the work you need.
Your questions answered
Is the call-out £50 or £60?
It is £50 excluding VAT and £60 including VAT. The remaining work is quoted before it starts.
Does the call-out price include the complete repair?
No. It is not an all-inclusive repair price. Agree the investigation, repair, parts and any further visit before those stages proceed.
Can I get a free quote?
Yes, quotes are free when no visit is needed. If attendance is required, the call-out charge and proposed next steps are explained before you agree them.