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Electricco was established in 2019 but have 18+ years experience in the electrical industry, ranging from domestic to industrial and everything in between. Every job is tackled with courtesy, friendliness, professionalism and acute attention to detail. No job too big or small. All works are installed to the highest standard and are certified (where necessary) and guaranteed. Fully insured for all sectors including domestic.
Northumberland
I offer a unique service where I offer a full service to my clients. I am specialist in automatic gates, this includes installation or repair to existing auto gates, I can also automate gates already in place, entry systems, CCTV and electrical work. I manufacture gates, fences, railings in all materials in our workshop, plus full automation and entry systems, intercoms, CCTV, over the years we have developed into a "one stop" supplier being experienced in other aspects of gate and railing installation, this includes :
We are a local property maintenance company with over 40 years combined experience in the industry. We can undertake works from small repairs to major refurbs, extensions to conversions, working with our trusted business partners to give the best service. We have an extensively experienced bathroom fitting team, fitting and maintaining domestic bathroom suites, ranging from small replacement jobs to full design and construction of large scale, high spec bathrooms.
We are a family run business that has been going for over 10 years now and keeps going from strength to strength we are currently work with landlords, industrial, caravan parks and domestic clients.
Stanley Bell
We offer a wide spectrum of electrical installation work. From Rewires to Solar PV Installation and from TV Aerial Systems to Testing and Inspection. All Aspects of electrical work undertaken . We are NICEIC Domestic Installers and Approved Contractors along with MCS Accreditation.
Is it legal to do electrical work yourself?
Whilst it’s legal to complete small electrical works yourself, you’ll need to be certain that it complies with BS7671. If the work doesn’t meet this standard, you are breaking the law as well as putting your home at risk. If you decide to sell your home, you will be asked to provide certificates for any electrical work that has been done. You may be asked to pay for an inspection if you have done electrical work yourself.
How much do electricians cost per hour?
The cost of hiring an electrician will depend on the type of work that needs doing and your location. The average hourly cost of hiring an electrician is £40 - £70 per hour. You’ll also find that electricians will charge more for emergency call outs compared to planned works. The best way to find out the cost of hiring an electrician is to request a quote from a professional.
How do you know if your fuse board needs upgrading?
If your fuse board has a wooden backing or cast-iron switches, this is a good sign that it is old and needs to be replaced. These fuse boxes typically don’t have RCDs – that’s a residual current device. An RCD will switch off your electricity automatically if a fuse blows, helping to prevent electric shocks. If you’re unsure whether your fuse board needs to be upgraded, it’s always best to contact an electrician to arrange an inspection.
