
Power Cuts & No Power
Lost power to the whole house or just one circuit? We'll quickly work out whether it's a fault in your property or a supply problem, trace the cause and get your lights, heating and appliances back on safely.
Find out moreElectrical Fault Finding
When the electrics keep tripping or part of the house goes dead, it's tempting to keep flicking the switch back on. But a protective device trips for a reason, and the fault behind it can get worse over time.
Our electricians work methodically, isolating circuits one at a time and then using insulation resistance, continuity and earth fault loop impedance testing to pinpoint exactly where the problem is. Thermal imaging helps us find overheating connections hidden behind faceplates and inside your fuse box.
Once we've found the fault, we explain what's wrong in plain English and give you a fixed-price quote to put it right.
Areas we cover: Manchester, Salford, Stockport, Trafford, Bolton, Bury, Oldham, Rochdale, Tameside and Wigan, across Greater Manchester.
We ask what's been happening and look for obvious damage.
We narrow the fault down to a single circuit or appliance.
Insulation, continuity and loop tests show exactly where it is.
We fix the fault and test the circuit before switching it on.
Response times
Electrical emergencies can't wait. Because our electricians live and work across Greater Manchester, we can usually have someone at your door within 30 to 90 minutes of your call, day or night, weekends and bank holidays included.
07976 458345Ring us any time, day or night, and tell us what's happening and where you are.
The closest available local electrician is sent out to you straight away.
Your electrician calls when they're on the way, with an estimated arrival time.
We make everything safe, find the fault and give you a fixed-price quote before any work starts.
Response times depend on your location, traffic and the time of day. If there is smoke, fire or someone has had an electric shock, call 999 first.
Many faults are found within an hour or two. Intermittent faults that come and go can take longer, because we may need to test under different conditions to catch them.
Usually because water is getting into an outdoor socket, light, junction box or cable. The moisture lowers the insulation resistance and lets current leak to earth, which trips the RCD.
Yes. A faulty kettle, washing machine, immersion heater or outdoor appliance is a common cause. We test with appliances unplugged to tell whether the fault is in an appliance or in your wiring.
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