Electrician in Salisbury

What I cover in Salisbury

Salisbury is at the north-western edge of the area I cover, beyond Romsey, and I would rather be straight about that than pretend it is round the corner. It is covered, for the same work as everywhere else: fault finding and repairs, sockets, switches and light fittings, consumer unit replacement, EICRs and landlord certificates, additional circuits, and rewiring whole houses or a floor at a time.

Because it is a longer journey, jobs here are planned as a proper visit rather than a quick look, so the first trip can be spent doing the work. Prices are agreed in advance and quotes are free.

What to send before the first visit

A few photos taken on a phone often answer the questions that would otherwise need a second trip:

• The consumer unit, with its cover closed, close enough to read the labels
• The meter and where it sits in relation to the board
• The problem itself: the socket, the light, the scorch mark or the tripped switch
• The rating plate on any appliance involved, such as a shower, hob or heater

Add roughly how old the house is and any certificates from earlier work, and the first visit can be spent on the job itself with the right materials in the van.

The range of work I take on here

It is the same list as everywhere else I cover. Faults and tripping traced to the cause. Sockets, lighting, switches and fans replaced or added. Consumer units brought up to date, EICRs and landlord certificates, and rewiring in full or a floor at a time. Outdoor sockets and garden lighting, supplies out to a garage, workshop or garden office, and circuits for extensions and loft conversions.

An EV charge point is a common request now. It needs a circuit of its own, so your board and the incoming supply decide what’s possible. Worth checking before you order a charger.

Not sure where to start?

Say so, especially at this distance, because a clear picture up front helps. Describe what’s going on and I’ll explain what’s involved. After 15 years it doesn’t take long to work out what’s urgent, what can wait, and what each option costs. The quote is free. Let’s have a chat.