Electrical Safety Group plc

10 Years of Free Call Outs*

Most of us take electricity in our homes for granted. The cables run inside the walls, and fuse boxes are often hidden away, making it easy to forget that electrical systems do need checking periodically. Cables, switches, socket-outlets, and other accessories deteriorate with use and misuse. There are several signs to look out for that indicate the age of your electrical system:

Cables coated in black rubber - black rubber was phased out in the 1960's. Cables coated in lead or fabric are even older. Modern cables use PVc insulation.
A fusebox with a wooden back, cast iron switches, a haphazard mixture of circuit boxes.
Older round pin sockets and round light switches, braided flex hanging from ceiling roses to light fittings, black switches,or sockets mounted in skirting boards.
Wall mounted light switches in bathrooms.
There are special requirements for electrical installations in bathrooms, so it is essential to check whether your bathroom meets them.

Old style fuseboards such as these can be found in many older properties and do need updating to the latest consumer units complete with the latest MCB and RCD protection.

We supply and fit the latest consumer units which are British Branded products such as Wylex, Crabtree, & Hager which are all manufactured to the highest specification for safety and quality. The installation of a new fuseboard is covered by our 10 years of FREE call outs* should anything go wrong with them.

Our Products & Services:

Replacement RCD Consumer Units
Home Re-wiring
Home Buyers Surveys
Landlord Inspections
Electric Heating
Wireless Alarm Systems
Showers - Replacement/New
Test & Inspection
Certification

Benefits:

Up to 10 years of no charge call outs on all of our work*
24 Hour Helpline
24 Hour Call outs
All Work Independently Warranted
Our Own Highly Qualified Electricians
Security Vetted Staff
Authorised to Self Certify under Part P of Building Regulations

FREE Visual Electrical Safety Survey

The survey includes an intensive 17-point visual safety check, covering all areas of a domestic electrical installation from the consumer unit and earthing system, to the sockets, switches and light fittings. Our surveyors will always take the time to fully explain the results of the survey in plain and easy to understand language. Our aim is to ensure that you, the homeowner, are better informed, and most importantly, safer.