Electrician in Witham
Electrician in Witham for EICRs, fuse board replacements, fault finding, rewiring and new circuits, with testing and certification clearly explained before work begins.
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- 10 years trading
Services in Witham
EICR in Witham
from £150
House rewiring in Witham
from £2,400
Consumer unit replacement
from £450
Electrical fault finding
from £75 an hour
Lighting installation
from £65
EV charger installation
from £750
Socket installation
from £85
Emergency electrician
from £90 an hour
Electrical testing and certificates
from £95
Smoke alarm installation
from £110
Appliance and heating connections
from £120
Solar panel and battery storage installation
from £5,500
Forklift charger installation
from £700
Commercial Lighting Installation
from £65
Starlink installation
from £350
Light switch or dimmer replacement
from £60
Minor works certificate
from £95
Extractor fan installation
from £180
Electric shower installation
from £220
Emergency lighting test & certificate
from £150
Immersion heater repair
from £70 an hour
Battery storage installation
from £4,500
Fire alarm system installation
from £1,400
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
Parts of Witham we cover
We serve Witham from our base in Peterborough.
4.761 reviews
“Valandi arrived on time at just after 9.00am and worked through until around 8.30pm. It was a long day for him and a number of issues needed to be overcome, but he persevered, and didn't leave until everything was working ok. He kept to the original fixed price.”
Peter N.
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Why choose Lighting Electrical
Valandi KotorriElectrician- Reviews
- 61
- Rating
- 4.7
- Trading since
- 2016
“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.”
Valandi Kotorri, Lighting Electrical
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WhatsAppHow often does a rental property require an EICR?
Private landlords must have an Electrical Installation Condition Report carried out at least once every five years, or at the start of each new tenancy. The inspection checks whether circuits, earthing, and consumer units remain safe for continued operation.
What is involved in replacing an older consumer unit?
We isolate the incoming power, remove the old fuse box, and fit an updated metal consumer unit containing dual RCDs or individual RCBOs and surge protection. Every circuit is then reconnected and tested to ensure disconnection times and earthing meet current standards.
Can my property support a 7.4kW electric car charger?
Most residential properties with a standard single-phase 60A to 100A supply can accommodate a 7.4kW charge point. We assess your incoming fuse rating, meter tails, and household electrical demand to determine whether load management equipment is required.
What happens if an electrical safety report reveals faults?
Observations are graded using standard condition codes: C1 requires urgent attention due to present danger, C2 indicates potential danger, and C3 suggests improvements. Any C1 or C2 finding results in an unsatisfactory report, and we detail the remedial actions needed to achieve compliance.
Do minor alterations like extra sockets need certification?
Yes. Adding a socket to an existing circuit or changing accessories requires a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate. This document confirms the circuit was tested to ensure earthing continuity and insulation resistance remain satisfactory.