Commercial and industrial electrical services
Distribution boards, fit-outs and planned maintenance, carried out by NICEIC-registered engineers and worked around your trading hours.
Every part of a commercial electrical job, one team
From a single board swap to a full fit-out. Pick one to see what's included.
Distribution board installation and upgrades
Board upgrades and replacements sized to your site's actual load, not a standard panel.
- Load calculated for your site, not assumed
- Consumer units and distribution boards for commercial premises
- Isolation planned to minimise downtime
- Certified and documented on completion
- Suitable for offices, warehouses and industrial units
- Out-of-hours work available where a site can't lose trading time
A distribution board that's undersized or ageing is one of the more common things we're called out to fix on commercial sites, usually once it's already tripping or a business has grown past what the original board was specified for. We size the replacement to what the site actually draws now, not just what's there today, so it isn't undersized again in three years.
Commercial fit-outs and rewires
Full and partial rewires, first and second fix, for offices, retail and industrial units.
- First and second fix electrical for new fit-outs
- Full or partial rewires on existing premises
- Lighting, power and data first-fix coordinated with other trades
- Planned around your build programme, not worked in isolation
- Suitable for offices, retail units and industrial premises
- Certification provided on completion
A fit-out rarely goes electrician-only; we're usually one of several trades on site working to the same programme. We coordinate first and second fix around the shopfitters, the ceiling contractors and whoever else is on the job, rather than expecting the whole site to work around us.
Planned electrical maintenance
Scheduled visits that catch a fault before it costs you trading time.
- Maintenance contracts sized to your site, not a generic package
- Scheduled visits instead of reactive callouts
- Fault finding and repair on systems we didn't originally install
- Priority response built into the contract for sites that need it
- Suitable for single sites or multi-site portfolios
- A written record of every visit
Reactive electrical maintenance means the first sign of a problem is usually a breaker tripping mid-trading-day. A planned contract catches the loose connection or the ageing component during a scheduled visit instead, on a schedule that suits your site rather than whenever something fails.
EICR reports and periodic testing
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for commercial and industrial premises.
- EICR reports for commercial and industrial premises
- Periodic testing to the current wiring regulations
- Landlord and insurance certificates where required
- Remedial work quoted and carried out by the same team
- Portable appliance testing available alongside a full EICR
- Reports issued in writing, not just a pass or fail verbally
An EICR isn't just a compliance document to file away; it tells you what's actually wrong with the installation and how urgent it is. We grade every observation properly rather than flagging everything as equally serious, so you know what needs fixing now and what can be planned in.
Commercial electrical work, town by town
Based in Wellingborough, covering these towns and the areas around them.
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Ask us a questionDistribution board upgrades, fit-outs and rewires, planned maintenance contracts, and EICR reports and testing, for offices, retail units, warehouses and industrial premises.
Yes. Evening and weekend work is available for sites that can't afford to close during the day, and we agree the schedule with you before anyone arrives on site.
Yes. Contracts are sized to your site and can include scheduled visits, priority response and fault finding on installations we didn't originally fit.
It depends on the type of premises and how it’s used, but most commercial EICRs are recommended at least every five years, and more often for higher-risk environments. We can confirm what applies to your property.
Yes. All commercial work is certified on completion, and EICRs and periodic testing are issued as written reports, not a verbal pass or fail.
Yes. We coordinate first and second fix electrical work with shopfitters, ceiling contractors and other trades on site, working to the same build programme rather than in isolation.
Northamptonshire, including Northampton, Kettering, Rushden, Corby, Daventry and Towcester, plus Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Cambridgeshire.