One clear route from warning sign to repair
Emergency access all week
Urgent electrical faults can be reported at any hour, seven days a week.
Full-day inspection
We allow proper time to inspect and test fixed wiring for the £250 EICR.
Classified defects addressed
Remedial work follows the urgency and meaning recorded in the report.
Deal with danger before tracing the cause
Sparking, burning smells, damaged equipment and serious power failures require quick attention. We provide 24-hour emergency electrical call-outs in Upminster, beginning with telephone questions about the warning signs and immediate risks. Keep clear of exposed or damaged parts, and switch off the affected circuit only if this can be done safely. On arrival, we make the installation safe, inspect the relevant area and test for the cause. Where an immediate repair is practical, we complete it before checking that the circuit is fit to return to service.
Move from inspection findings to correction
For a wider view of the fixed wiring, our full-day EICR costs £250 and records observations using recognised classifications. Those findings distinguish immediate danger, potentially dangerous defects and items requiring further investigation. We can then review the report and carry out agreed remedial work, followed by relevant testing. Customers in Upminster should provide access to the consumer unit, sockets, switches and affected circuits. Tell us about equipment that cannot lose power, as the inspection and repairs may require temporary isolation.
Frequently asked questions
What should we report during an emergency call?
Describe any smell, spark, heat, damage, tripping or loss of power. Say which rooms and circuits are affected and when it began. These details help us assess risk and prepare appropriate test equipment for attendance.
Can remedial work follow the EICR inspection?
The report must first be completed and its findings reviewed. We then inspect affected areas as needed, agree the repair scope and carry out relevant corrections and testing. The timing depends on the defects and materials required.
Why does testing interrupt the power supply?
Circuits need safe isolation so their condition and protective arrangements can be tested. Interruptions are temporary but necessary. Tell us beforehand about medical devices, computers or other sensitive equipment that need special planning.