An electrician in Bristol who quotes in writing.
Fuse boxes, rewiring, EICRs, EV chargers and repairs. Prices published, quotes fixed, every job tested and certified. No phone tag: the form takes a minute and we reply within one working day.
Seven services, priced in the open
Every price on this site is a guide range you can plan against, and every job is quoted fixed in writing. Guide ranges for budgeting, excluding VAT.
Fuse boxes
A modern consumer unit with RCD protection on every circuit, fitted and certified in a day.
Rewiring
Full and partial rewires, planned room by room so you can stay in the house while the work happens.
EICRs
Electrical safety inspections for landlords, buyers and homeowners, with a coded report and straight advice on what actually needs fixing.
EV chargers
Home charging points installed, certified and connected to your tariff, with the supply checked before anything is promised.
Emergencies
Power loss, burning smells, tripping that will not reset: urgent fault-finding booked through the form, honestly triaged.
Lighting
Downlights, pendants, outdoor and garden lighting: designed for the room, dimmed properly, certified where the location demands it.
Sockets & repairs
Extra sockets, USB points, outdoor power, switch swaps and the small repairs other firms will not book in.
What an electrician actually costs here
Small electrical works in Bristol start at £110 excluding VAT. A fuse box replacement runs £450–£750, an EICR certificate £150–£280, an EV charger £850–£1,400, and a full three-bed rewire £4,500–£8,000. Directory averages for Bristol electrician jobs sit at £361–£785, which matches our middle ground. Every job gets a fixed written price before work starts.
The full breakdown, hourly and day rates, what moves a quote and where cheap electrical work goes wrong, is on the cost guide and in 40 honest answers across our FAQs.
Get your fixed quote
Two quick steps, about a minute. We reply within one working day.
No account, no obligation. We only use this to prepare your quote.
Testing is the product, not the paperwork.
Electrical corner-cutting is invisible on handover day: everything works, whether or not it was tested. The difference shows up under fault conditions, years later. We test every circuit we touch and put the results in your certificate, because that is the actual job.
- EICRs with every observation coded, photographed and priced separately
- RCBO protection per circuit as our default board specification
- Part P certification on every notifiable job, arriving without being chased
Form to certificate, one team
Tell us the job
Two steps, about a minute: what needs doing and where, then your contact details. No phone tag, no callback roulette.
Honest bracket
We reply within one working day with a cost bracket and any questions. Bigger jobs get a survey visit; small ones book straight in.
Fixed quote
A written specification and a fixed price against it. Anything discovered mid-job is priced separately, in writing, before we continue.
The work + paperwork
Tested as we go, tidied before we leave, and the certification your job produces arrives without being chased.
Bristol, house by house
A Georgian conversion in Clifton, a Victorian terrace in Bedminster and a 1930s semi in Horfield are three different electrical jobs before a cable is chosen. Each area page covers exactly that.
40 questions, answered properly
What things cost, what the certificates mean, when wiring is done, how to pick an electrician. Written from doing the work, not from a content calendar.
Costs & quotes
What electricians really cost in Bristol: hourly and day rates, minimum charges, socket and rewire prices, and how to read a quote.
Certificates & landlords
EICRs, Part P, landlord duties and what the codes mean: the paperwork side of electrical safety, explained without the jargon.
Rewiring & fuse boxes
How to tell when wiring is done, what fuse box upgrades involve, old cable colours, RCDs and living through a rewire.
Choosing an electrician
How to find, vet and hire a good electrician in Bristol: registrations, qualifications, directories and the questions that separate professionals from chancers.
Everyday electrics
Flickering lights, warm sockets, extension leads, DIY rules and burning smells: the household electrical questions everyone Googles eventually.
Pricing electrical work in Bristol?
Two steps, about a minute: the job and postcode, then your contact details. We reply within one working day with an honest cost bracket.