Bristol
Emergency Electrical Repairs
Electrical Fault Finding
Lighting Repairs
Plug Socket Repairs
Fuse Box Repairs
Smoke Detectors
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Our vetted electricians provide electrical repairs in Bristol for problems such as an RCD that trips again and again and power loss in part of the house. We aim to be with you the same or next day, at a fixed price you agree before the work starts. Visits are arranged at a time that suits you.
Our electricians fix everything from a single plug socket to a whole lighting circuit. That includes fuse boxes, switches, light fittings and cables in homes all over Bristol.
A socket that stops working is a common reason people call us. The cause might be a loose wire, a tripped circuit or a damaged socket, and your electrician will check each one.
You start by choosing the fault online, such as sockets, lighting or the fuse box. Then you choose a day, and we confirm the details with you.
Your electrician will trace the fault to its source, whether that's a fitting, a cable or an appliance. Once it's fixed, they'll check the circuit again before they go.
Repairs in rented homes work the same way. Tenants can book a repair with their landlord's agreement, and landlords can book on behalf of their tenants.
We work in houses, flats and rented homes, and we can fix faults in any room. That includes kitchens, bathrooms, lofts and outdoor areas.
Losing power to part of your home is disruptive. Your electrician will aim to get the affected circuit working again during the visit, and they'll tell you straight away if anything needs a second appointment.
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Common faults our electricians repair in Bristol include:
Along with fixing faults, we provide:
If you rent out a home, you need to keep its electrics safe. Our electricians in Bristol help landlords with inspections and repairs.
Every rental property needs an EICR at least every 5 years. Your electrician checks the wiring, sockets, switches and fuse box, then gives you the report.
When a tenant reports a fault, you can book the repair online and choose a date. Our network covers the whole of the UK, so it's easy to manage more than one property.
If the report lists any faults, we can fix them too, so you don't need to find another electrician.
Between inspections, we can also fit or replace smoke alarms and fix any faults your tenants report, so the property stays safe to live in.
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Read these guides for tips on common faults:
Have a question about electrical repairs in Bristol? Start here, or browse our full list of FAQs.
No. We don't charge hidden call-out or labour fees. The fixed price you're quoted is for the repair you agree, and that's what you pay. You can see the price online before you book, with no obligation, so there's nothing to commit to until you're ready.
Yes. As well as Bristol, our electricians visit homes in Bath, Trowbridge and Chippenham and the areas around them. We have electricians right across the UK, so wherever you live, you can book online and check the dates available for your postcode.
Yes, it can be. The smell usually comes from a connection or fitting that's getting too hot. If it's safe to do so, switch off the power at the fuse box. Don't use the socket again until one of our electricians has found the cause and made it safe.
Often, yes. We aim to visit the same or next day wherever possible. It depends on how busy our electricians near you are. The available dates appear when you book online, so you can take the first slot or choose another day that fits your plans.
Yes. Every electrician who works with us is qualified and has extensive experience of home electrics. We vet and approve each one before they carry out any work. They'll explain what they plan to do before they start, so you can ask questions first.
