24/7 · East Midlands
Lace Market apartments in Nottingham, hosiery factories turned into flats in Leicester, Victorian terraces in Derby and farms out across the Lincolnshire fens. Six towns across five counties, and an electrician on call in all of them at every hour of the night.
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What we do
Breakers that will not reset, nuisance tripping, or an MCB that has failed outright, on single-phase boards and three-phase distribution alike.
Sockets, lighting, circuits and connections put right and tested before we leave, in houses, converted flats, workshops and farm buildings.
Traced with test equipment rather than guessed at — including circuits that disappear into the service voids of a converted mill.
Dead lighting circuits, flickering fittings, failed transformers, and the communal stair and corridor lighting in factory conversions.
Consumer units and distribution boards: loose terminals, burnt busbars, failed RCDs and full board replacements.
Same-hour callout across all six towns and the villages around them, 24 hours a day.
Treat this as urgent. Switch the circuit off at the board if you safely can, then call — we prioritise these above everything else.
Sparking, buzzing, scorched or warm to the touch. Faulty accessories isolated and replaced on the spot.
We split the circuits down to find what is pulling the board out, rather than leaving you resetting it all night.
Six towns across Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire — postcode areas DE, LE, LN, NG and NN, plus S40 to S45 around Chesterfield and the villages between them all. Call 02034112027 and we will tell you how long we will be before you commit to anything.
Working in the East Midlands
More of this region lives in converted industry than anywhere else we cover. The Lace Market warehouses in Nottingham, the hosiery and shoe factories in Leicester and Northampton, the engineering works in Derby — all carved into apartments, and all built around a supply that was never meant to serve homes. Risers go up old lift shafts, circuits vanish into service voids that are not on any drawing, and a landlord’s three-phase board can be doing something no house would ever do. Half the job is working out which side of the meter the fault is on.
Go east and it inverts completely. Lincolnshire is farms, long overhead supplies strung across fields, and three-phase running grain dryers, parlours and workshops. When something fails out there the cause may sit at a pole two fields away rather than anywhere in the building, so we test the supply before anyone starts pulling accessories off walls.
Five counties, and we would rather be straight about the distance. Our electricians are based across the region instead of being sent out from one depot, so a call in Lincoln is not waiting on a van leaving Northampton.
Something wrong right now? Call 02034112027. Someone picks up.
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East Midlands FAQ
Can’t see yours here? Call and ask — someone picks up at any hour of the day or night.
If several properties are out it is a fault on the supply network, and across the whole East Midlands that is National Grid Electricity Distribution. Dial 105 free from any phone and you will be put straight through to them. Nobody should charge you to tell you that. If your property alone is dark, it is ours.
In these buildings it very often is. The original supply was industrial, so there may be a three-phase intake, a landlord’s board and risers running through voids that were never drawn up. We establish which side of your meter the fault sits on, make your flat safe, and give you exactly what to put to the freeholder or managing agent.
Yes. Three-phase distribution, motor and pump circuits, grain dryers, parlours and workshop supplies are all routine out here. Tell us what the installation is when you call so we send someone with the right test equipment and the right parts on the van first time.
It depends where it has failed. The poles, the overhead line and the service head and cut-out where it enters your building belong to the network operator, and 105 is the number. Everything from the meter inwards is ours. We can usually tell you which it is over the phone, and if we attend and find it is theirs we will say so rather than charge you to discover it.
Yes. The town list is where our electricians are based, not a boundary, and a great deal of this region — Lincolnshire especially — is open country. Give us the postcode when you call and we will tell you the real travel time rather than a standard one.
Electricians, plumbers and locksmiths, all on call around the clock across the same six towns. The links above take you to the plumbing and locksmith pages for the East Midlands.
An emergency electrician on the way in 30 to 60 minutes, in any of our six towns, any hour of any day.
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