Anything with immediate risk or a real loss of power: a burning smell, sparking, scorched sockets, exposed live wiring, an electric shock from a fitting, water reaching electrics, or a breaker that trips and will not reset. A single dead socket or one failed light can usually wait for a standard visit, and we will tell you honestly which yours is.

If your neighbours are also without power it is the network, run by Northern Powergrid. Call 105 free from any phone, day or night, and it routes to them. If only your property is affected, the fault is on your side of the meter and an electrician is what you need. Call us on 07411 562115.

During standard hours (Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm) it is our normal rate: £95 + VAT for the first hour, then £65 + VAT per hour, with no emergency surcharge. Out of hours, in the evenings, at weekends and on bank holidays, a higher rate applies and we tell you that rate up front before any work. There is no separate call-out fee, and parts are charged at cost. All prices exclude VAT.

Yes. We offer out-of-hours and same-day emergency attendance across the Bradford BD postcodes. When you call we are honest about where the engineer is and a realistic arrival time, rather than promising a number we cannot keep.

The aim is a full repair on the visit. We always make the installation safe first, then diagnose and give you a fixed price to repair. If a part is not available, we make safe, restore the power we can, and book a return to finish. You are never left with a live hazard.

Turn off the main switch at your consumer unit, do not touch anything wet near electrics, unplug the suspected appliance if you can reach it safely, do not keep resetting a breaker that will not hold, and keep people and pets clear. If you can see flames or smoke, get out and call 999 first.

Yes, treat it as one. A breaker or RCD that trips straight back off is detecting a genuine live fault on the circuit. Do not force it on. Leave it off, isolate that circuit if you can, and call us so we can find the fault safely.

Yes. Mains electrical work in your home is notifiable under Part P and should be carried out by a registered competent person such as an NICEIC contractor, who can certify the work. Uncertified work can be unsafe and can invalidate your home insurance. We are NICEIC standard and certify every repair.

Do not touch it. If you can safely reach the consumer unit from a dry position, turn off the main switch, then call us. Where electrics have been flooded, the installation needs inspecting and testing before power goes back on, so do not try to dry it out and switch it on yourself.

Anything with immediate risk or a real loss of power: a burning smell, sparking, scorched sockets, exposed live wiring, an electric shock from a fitting, water reaching electrics, or a breaker that trips and will not reset. A single dead socket or one failed light can usually wait for a standard visit, and we will tell you honestly which yours is.

If your neighbours are also without power it is the network, run by Northern Powergrid. Call 105 free from any phone, day or night, and it routes to them. If only your property is affected, the fault is on your side of the meter and an electrician is what you need. Call us on 07411 562115.

During standard hours (Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm) it is our normal rate: £95 + VAT for the first hour, then £65 + VAT per hour, with no emergency surcharge. Out of hours, in the evenings, at weekends and on bank holidays, a higher rate applies and we tell you that rate up front before any work. There is no separate call-out fee, and parts are charged at cost. All prices exclude VAT.

Yes. We offer out-of-hours and same-day emergency attendance across the Bradford BD postcodes. When you call we are honest about where the engineer is and a realistic arrival time, rather than promising a number we cannot keep.

The aim is a full repair on the visit. We always make the installation safe first, then diagnose and give you a fixed price to repair. If a part is not available, we make safe, restore the power we can, and book a return to finish. You are never left with a live hazard.

Turn off the main switch at your consumer unit, do not touch anything wet near electrics, unplug the suspected appliance if you can reach it safely, do not keep resetting a breaker that will not hold, and keep people and pets clear. If you can see flames or smoke, get out and call 999 first.

Yes, treat it as one. A breaker or RCD that trips straight back off is detecting a genuine live fault on the circuit. Do not force it on. Leave it off, isolate that circuit if you can, and call us so we can find the fault safely.

Yes. Mains electrical work in your home is notifiable under Part P and should be carried out by a registered competent person such as an NICEIC contractor, who can certify the work. Uncertified work can be unsafe and can invalidate your home insurance. We are NICEIC standard and certify every repair.

Do not touch it. If you can safely reach the consumer unit from a dry position, turn off the main switch, then call us. Where electrics have been flooded, the installation needs inspecting and testing before power goes back on, so do not try to dry it out and switch it on yourself.