Electrics
find the fault, make it safe
Most loss-of-power calls come down to one faulty appliance tripping the RCD, a blown fuse or a failed light fitting. Finding which one takes time and the right test equipment.
We trace faults, replace faulty accessories and fittings and make the property safe. Larger electrical work that needs certifying, like new circuits or a consumer unit change, is quoted separately and carried out by a qualified electrician.
Good to know
Electrical installation condition reports (EICRs) and work that needs certifying are not part of a call-out. We can arrange a quote if your property needs them.
What to do while you wait
- Check the consumer unit (fuse board). If a switch has tripped, unplug everything on that circuit and try switching it back on.
- If it trips again straight away, leave it off and plug appliances back in one at a time to find the faulty one.
- Check with neighbours or your supplier's website for a power cut in your area. For a power cut, call 105.
- Never touch anything that is scorched, smoking or wet.
If you see sparks, smell burning or something is smoking, switch off at the consumer unit if it is safe to do so and call 999 if there is any fire.
If anyone is in danger, call 999. If you smell gas, call 0800 111 999.
How it works
from the call to the fix
Join
Register your property online, Free or Priority. Your access details are on file before you need us.
Call us
Ring your members-only Response line any time, or report non-urgent faults online with photos.
We attend
One of our own engineers heads out. Priority members go to the top of the queue.
Get the report
Photos, what we did, time on site and the bill at your member rate.
Questions
good to know
Is a tripping fuse board an emergency?
If it leaves the property with no heating, no lights or no fridge, or if anything is scorched or smells of burning, yes. Call us and we will prioritise it.
Can you replace smoke and CO alarms?
Yes. We replace faulty, beeping and out-of-date alarms, which landlords must have in place by law.
Do you do EICRs?
Electrical safety reports and certified installation work are quoted separately and carried out by a qualified electrician.
Is there a call-out charge?
Free members and non-members pay a call-out charge. Priority members pay a reduced rate on every job. See our pricing page for how it works.
Where we cover
Weston, Bristol, Bath and the South West
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