Step 1 · Survey
Supply, load and existing condition.
What we do, in detail
Four services, all ending in an inspection report or a set of test results.
Program 01 · Inspected, then energised
Electrical installation
The regulations decide the work: circuit protection, earthing, cable sizing and separation are not matters of preference. What varies is whether a contractor books the inspection or leaves it as somebody else's problem. We book it, correct anything it records, have it re-inspected, and hand you the report before the installation is used.
Step 2 · Quote
Items and what is excluded.
Step 3 · Install
To the regulations in force.
Step 4 · Inspection
By an approved body, then the report.
Step 1 · Plan
Points, routes and cabinet position.
Step 2 · Install
Power and data properly separated.
Step 3 · Terminate
Patched and labelled.
Step 4 · Test
Results handed over.
Program 02 · Tested, not assumed
Data and network cabling
Cabling that looks right and tests badly is the most common fault we meet, and it is invisible until a connection drops under load months later. Every run is tested and the results are handed over, because a cabling job without test results is an assertion. We also keep data separated from power properly rather than sharing a convenient route.
Program 03 · Supplied and commissioned
IT and communications equipment
We supply the hardware as well as installing it, which means the statutory two-year guarantee of conformity applies to what we sell you, alongside whatever the manufacturer offers. We will also say when existing equipment is worth keeping: replacing a switch that tests fine to tidy a quote is not an upgrade, it is a sale.
Step 1 · Needs
What the work actually requires.
Step 2 · Specify
Quoted, with alternatives.
Step 3 · Install
Configured and commissioned.
Step 4 · Hand over
Documented, with warranties.
Step 1 · Read the report
Item by item, with you.
Step 2 · Quote
What each item requires.
Step 3 · Correct
Non-conformities cleared.
Step 4 · Re-inspect
Clean report handed over.
Program 04 · Findings in writing
Testing and remedial work
A failed inspection report is a list, not a verdict, and most items on it are straightforward once someone reads it properly. We work through the non-conformities, arrange the re-inspection and hand over the clean report. Where a fault is in the supply rather than the installation we say so, because that belongs to the network operator.
Got electrical or IT work to price?
A free site visit and a written quotation, with the inspection shown separately.