Our electrician services cover homes and businesses in Lees and across Oldham, from emergency repairs and fault finding to EICRs, consumer units and rewires. There's no call-out charge and every quote is free.
Here's a short guide to each service. Tap one to read the full details.
A burning smell, a sparking socket or a sudden loss of power can't wait until Monday. We offer emergency call-outs across Lees and Oldham, and the first job is always to make the installation safe before we fix the cause. Read what to do while you wait for us.
More about emergency electricianWhen a breaker keeps tripping or a run of sockets goes dead, the fault could be anywhere on that circuit. We test one circuit at a time to track it down, then repair it properly. See how our electrical repair and fault finding works.
More about electrical repair & fault findingShops, offices, workshops and rented units need electrical work planned around opening hours. We handle repairs, new circuits, lighting and testing for commercial premises in and around Oldham, with certificates for your records. Find out how we work with businesses.
More about commercial electricianAn EICR is a full check of the fixed wiring in a property, graded by how urgent each issue is. Landlords in Lees and across England need one at least every 5 years. Homeowners often book one before buying. See what EICR testing involves on the day.
More about EICR testingEmployers have a duty to keep their electrical systems safe, and a periodic inspection report is the usual way to show it. Shops and offices are typically inspected every 5 years, and some premises more often. Read more about commercial EICRs and how we keep disruption low.
More about commercial eicrsAn old fuse box with rewireable fuses or no RCDs gives far less protection than a modern consumer unit. Replacing it is notifiable work, so we register it with building control for you. Find out what consumer unit replacement involves and how long the power is off.
More about consumer unit replacementWiring doesn't last forever. Rubber-coated cables, very few sockets and an outdated fuse box are signs a house in Lees may need rewiring. A full rewire replaces every circuit and brings the property up to the current regulations. See how we plan a full home rewire.
More about full home rewireSometimes only part of a house needs new wiring, such as one floor, a single room or circuits damaged by an old alteration. A partial rewire costs less and causes less disruption than a full one. Learn when a partial home rewire makes sense.
More about partial home rewireLook for an electrician registered with a scheme such as NICEIC, because registered firms are assessed on the quality of their work. They can also sign off notifiable jobs themselves and give you a proper certificate when the work is done.
ST Power Solutions is NICEIC registered and has been in business for 22 years. You get a free quote with no obligation before we start, there's no call-out charge, and all the work we do is tested and certified.
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.
Yes. We take on small jobs in Lees, such as replacing a faulty switch or tracing a tripping circuit, as well as rewires and consumer units. There's no call-out charge, so it costs nothing for us to come and look at the problem and tell you what's needed.
Yes. We carry out EICRs for rented homes in Lees and across Oldham and can put right any faults the report finds. Once the remedial work is done, you get written confirmation of it, which you need to keep for your records and send to your tenants.
Ask which scheme they belong to and check the register on that scheme's website. ST Power Solutions is NICEIC registered, which means our work is assessed and we can self-certify notifiable jobs such as new circuits and consumer unit replacements.
Usually, yes. Most repairs and upgrades only need the power off for part of the day. A full rewire is more disruptive because floorboards come up and walls are chased, but many people stay in the house and we tell you beforehand which rooms will be affected.
We're based in Lees and work across the surrounding towns and villages. Pick your area for local details.
Ring us to talk through the problem, or send a message with the details and we'll come back to you with a free quote.
