
Electrical repair & fault finding in Lees for tripping switches, dead sockets and flickering lights. We trace the cause with proper testing, then fix it, with no call-out charge and a price agreed first.

The usual problems are an RCD that trips at random, a breaker that won't stay on, sockets or lights that have stopped working, and lights that flicker or buzz. Some faults only show up in wet weather, which often points to water getting into an outside light or socket.
Guessing wastes time and money. We split the installation into circuits and test each one, using an insulation resistance tester to find damaged cables and checking every connection on the faulty circuit. It means we find the real fault rather than replacing parts until it goes away.
If an RCD keeps tripping, unplug everything and reset it. Then plug appliances back in one at a time. If it trips when one goes in, that appliance is likely the problem. If it trips with nothing plugged in, the fault is in the wiring and needs an electrician.
Before we visit, we ask when the fault started, what happens and whether anything changed around that time, such as new appliances or building work. That often narrows the search. There's no call-out charge, and we confirm how we charge for the time on site.
At the property, we isolate and test each affected circuit until the fault is found. We then explain what's wrong, how serious it is and what the repair involves. Once you agree, we fix it, retest the circuit and give you a certificate for the work.
Tell us what's wrong or what you need doing. For urgent faults we offer a same day response.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job and give you a free quote before any work begins.
We finish the work, test it and leave you with the right certificate for the job.
The most common causes are a faulty appliance, water getting into an outside light or socket, or damaged wiring, for example where a nail or screw has gone through a cable. Unplugging appliances helps narrow it down. If it still trips with everything unplugged, the fault is in the wiring.
Many faults are found within an hour or two. Faults that come and go, such as ones that only appear in wet weather, can take longer because they're harder to catch. We keep you updated as we test and tell you if we need more time.
No. Leave it alone and don't plug anything else in. A dead socket can mean a loose or burnt connection, and the same fault can affect other sockets on the circuit. Switch off that circuit at the consumer unit if you can and have it checked.
Yes. For most repairs you get a Minor Works Certificate, which records what was done and the test results. If the repair means a new circuit or a new consumer unit, you get an Electrical Installation Certificate instead, and the work is registered with building control.
We trace and fix electrical faults in Lees and the surrounding area. Pick your town or village.
Tell us what the fault is doing, when it started and anything you've tried, and we'll arrange to come and trace it.