The things people ask.

Domestic work of every size: consumer unit upgrades, EV charger installs, EICR safety reports, fire and smoke alarms, home lighting and power, kitchen renovations, extensions and full rewires, fault finding, individual RCBO fitting, and small jobs like adding a socket or swapping a light fitting.

Both. We're happy to come out for a single socket, a light fixture or a bit of minor domestic work — the same standard of workmanship and certification applies whatever the size of the job.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a documented health-check of your wiring. Landlords are legally required to hold a valid one, letting agents ask for them, and buyers often want one before purchase. If you rent out a property or are buying an older home, it's usually worth having.

With individual RCBOs, each circuit has its own protection — so if there's a fault, only that circuit trips and the rest of the house stays on. Shared RCDs can take out half the property at once. RCBOs are neater, safer and mean a single fault never leaves you in the dark.

Yes. We install certified home charge points, working out the cable route, position and load around your property and checking your supply can carry the extra demand. It's installed to current building regulations and the wiring regulations.

Call or text Andy on 07944 674644, email andy@blackwaterelectric.co.uk, or send the details through the contact form. For many jobs a photo and a description are enough to price it up.

It depends on the diary, but we move quickly — one customer had their whole job completed within two days of first getting in touch. Call or text and Andy will tell you honestly when he can fit you in.

Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00. We're closed at weekends, but you can call or text at any time and Andy will get back to you.

No. Andy books a specific day and keeps you posted — staying in touch and turning up when he says he will is one of the things customers single out in their reviews.

We work tidily and clear up after ourselves. Electrical work can mean lifting boards or chasing walls, but we keep disruption to a minimum and leave the place as we found it.

NAPIT is a government-approved Part P competent person scheme. As a NAPIT Assured member (#72260), we can self-certify notifiable domestic work to Building Regulations — so you don't pay separately for a council inspection, and your work is signed off correctly.

Yes. Everything is completed and tested to BS 7671 — the UK wiring regulations — and handed over with the correct certificate: an installation certificate, a minor works certificate or an EICR, depending on the job.

Yes, Blackwater Electric Limited carries the insurance you'd expect of a professional electrical contractor. If you need to see the details for your records, just ask.

BS 7671 is the British Standard for electrical installations — the wiring regulations that all safe, compliant electrical work in the UK is built and tested against. We work to the current edition on every job.

The relevant certificate for the work — installation, minor works or an EICR report — plus, for notifiable work, the Building Regulations compliance certificate through NAPIT. Keep them safe: they're your proof the work was done and tested properly.

Andy will let you know the agreed price up front and how to settle it when the job's done. Fair, clearly-communicated pricing is one of the things reviewers mention most.

Get in touch with Andy directly and he'll put it right. Dealing with one person start to finish means there's never any question of who's responsible for the work.