Bronze
Lower rates on every job, plus a free safety certificate each year.
- 5% off labour
- 5% off certificates
- Free safety certificate, once a year
Lighting Electrical serves Huntingdon for homes, rentals and business premises, planning EICRs, board replacements and fault visits around town centre streets, riverside areas and later PE29 estates before work is agreed.
“Ten years on Colchester housing stock and I have seen most of it: terraces where the lighting circuit has been extended once too often, boards fitted before RCDs were standard, new builds with sockets nowhere near the kitchen. I check the earthing, the bonding and whether the supply will carry another load before I price anything, because the age of a house settles nothing on its own.”
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Business units and housing estates may need different isolation plans, confirmed before work starts.
The electrician checks the intake and scope, then isolates only the circuits being worked on.
You are told when power is off and when each circuit is restored.
Testing is completed and the matching certificate is provided for the work carried out.
Circuit-led decisions, written quotes before invasive work, and NAPIT registration for notifiable installs, with booking questions taken through the published contact details.
NAPIT
Book OnlineThree yearly plans. Bronze takes 5 percent off labour and certificates and includes one free safety certificate. Silver doubles that to 10 percent and adds next day priority. Gold takes 15 percent off, runs to three free safety certificates a year, and adds same day priority booking with two emergency call outs.
Lower rates on every job, plus a free safety certificate each year.
Double the discount, next-day priority, and a free safety certificate each year.
Best rates, same-day priority booking, three free safety certificates a year.
These photographs show work completed across the wider service area covered by Lighting Electrical; they are not all presented as jobs completed in Huntingdon.
Huntingdon and Godmanchester share the river corridor, and Stukeley Meadows estates are covered when the PE29 postcode is on the appointment.
Peterborough, Colchester (by arrangement), Witham (by arrangement), Maldon (by arrangement), Wivenhoe (by arrangement), Tiptree (by arrangement), Kelvedon (by arrangement), West Mersea (by arrangement), Stanway (by arrangement), Brightlingsea (by arrangement), Coggeshall (by arrangement), Marks Tey (by arrangement), Dedham (by arrangement), Rowhedge (by arrangement), Great Horkesley (by arrangement), Heybridge (by arrangement), Silver End (by arrangement), Stamford (by arrangement), Whittlesey (by arrangement), Oundle (by arrangement), Huntingdon (by arrangement), Manningtree
Common questions on riverside homes, landlords and light industrial units before a PE29 visit.
Yes when the address is PE29 and access is confirmed. State Godmanchester in the address line so the correct area is on the job record.
Each party who controls a meter or cupboard must be reachable or keyed in. Testing covers only the installation named on the booking.
Board capacity, earthing and a cable route from intake to parking are assessed first. Installation is scheduled only after those points are agreed.
Age alone does not decide. Test results and device type determine whether an upgrade is quoted or circuits can remain with remedial work.
Small units on single phase supplies can use the standard booking when you can access the board. Larger workshops need intake photos sent in advance.
A coded EICR or completion certificate for the scope booked, with C1 and C2 items explained so remedial work can be scheduled separately if needed.
For ring road units or shared intakes, note which party holds keys and whether three phase equipment is on site.