We provide a complete range of home electrical services, including wiring and rewiring, lighting installations, appliance fitting, fuse board upgrades, safety inspections, and emergency repairs. Our qualified electricians make sure your home’s electrics are safe, up to date, and fully compliant with UK regulations.

The cost of a full house rewire varies depending on your property’s size, the age and condition of the existing wiring, and how complex the project is. The best way to get an accurate price is to arrange a free quote with a trusted local electrician who can assess your home and provide clear recommendations.

Yes — all of our electricians are fully certified, insured, and SELECT registered. For every major residential or domestic job, we provide official safety certificates, giving you total peace of mind that your home’s electrics are safe, compliant, and completed to the highest standards.

Absolutely — we provide 24/7 emergency callouts for all types of domestic electrical faults, from power outages and tripping circuits to urgent repairs. Our electricians respond quickly to restore safety and comfort in your home, day or night.

We provide a full range of commercial electrician solutions, including office electrical installations, business lighting upgrades, PAT testing, and emergency repairs. Our team covers everything from new fit-outs to ongoing maintenance for shops, offices, hospitality and industrial sites.

Our 24/7 commercial electricians in Perth provide rapid emergency response for power outages, fault finding, and urgent repairs. We prioritise business clients and aim to restore your workplace safety with minimal disruption.

All our commercial electrical contractors are fully qualified, insured, and experienced with UK electrical safety standards. We provide official documentation for all major works and maintain a strong reputation for reliability.

Yes — our electricians offer flexible scheduling to suit your needs, including evening and weekend electrical work. We aim to keep your operations running with as little downtime as possible.

The most common electrical faults include power outages, tripped circuit breakers, blown fuses, faulty sockets, flickering lights, and wiring issues. These problems can affect both residential and commercial properties and should be addressed quickly by a qualified electrician.

We provide a 24/7 emergency callout service for urgent electrical faults in Perth. Our team aims to arrive as quickly as possible, often within the hour, to restore safety and power to your property.

If your circuit breaker keeps tripping, unplug any appliances on the affected circuit and try resetting the breaker. If the problem continues, it’s best to call a professional for a full inspection and safe repair, as this can indicate a serious electrical fault or overload.

Yes, our electricians are fully qualified and insured to work on both residential and commercial properties. We have extensive experience with all types of electrical fault repairs, safety testing, and compliance checks across Perth.

Signs you may need rewiring include flickering lights, frequent circuit breaker trips, outdated fuse boxes, damaged or exposed wiring, and sockets that feel warm. If your property is over 30 years old and hasn’t been rewired, a professional inspection is recommended.

The duration depends on the size and condition of your property. A full house rewire usually takes 5–10 days, while smaller jobs or partial rewiring can be completed more quickly. We always aim to minimise disruption and keep you updated throughout the process.

In most cases, you can stay in your home during rewiring, but there may be periods without power in certain rooms. We take steps to keep your environment as safe and tidy as possible, and will advise you on the best options for your situation.

Yes, we offer complete and partial rewiring services for all types of properties, including houses, flats, offices, shops, and commercial buildings. Our electricians are experienced with both domestic and commercial electrical systems.

Most home EV charger installations can be completed within one day. The exact time depends on your property’s wiring and the type of charger you choose. Our electricians will always explain the process and keep disruption to a minimum.

In most cases, no permission is needed for a standard home EV charger installation. However, some properties may require a supply upgrade or landlord approval. Before starting any work, we assess your electrical system and let you know if upgrades or permissions are required, so everything is clear from the start.

Home EV chargers are built for personal use, providing convenient charging at slower speeds that suit overnight or daily top-ups. Commercial EV chargers are designed for higher demand, offering faster charging, multiple connection points, and optional payment systems for staff or public use.

Yes, we provide ongoing maintenance, servicing, and repairs for all types of EV charging stations. Regular checks keep your charger safe, reliable, and performing at its best. Our team can identify and fix potential issues early, apply software updates, and carry out safety testing to ensure your charging point continues to run smoothly.

We provide a full range of lighting installation services in Perth and the surrounding areas, including indoor lighting, outdoor and garden lighting, LED upgrades, security lighting, and custom lighting designs for both homes and businesses.

Most lighting installations can be completed within a few hours to a full day, depending on the number of fittings and the complexity of the work. Our electricians work efficiently to minimise disruption while delivering a safe, high-quality finish you can rely on.

Yes, we offer expert advice on lighting design, fixture selection, and placement. We help you choose the best options to suit your style, needs, and budget, ensuring your new lighting looks great and works perfectly for your space.

Absolutely. We specialise in LED lighting upgrades for homes and businesses. LED lights reduce energy bills, require less maintenance, and provide bright, modern lighting for any room or outdoor area.

he cost of solar panel installation in Perth varies depending on the size of your system, the type of panels you choose, and the layout of your property. Most homeowners see a strong return on investment within just a few years through lower energy bills. We offer free, no-obligation quotes tailored to your property and energy needs.

The time it takes to install a solar PV system depends on the size of the system and the complexity of your property. Smaller setups can be completed more quickly, while larger or more detailed projects may take longer. Before starting, we’ll give you a clear installation plan and timeframe, so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes — solar panels still work on cloudy days and in winter. While output is lower compared to bright summer days, panels continue to generate electricity from daylight, not just direct sunshine. Modern solar PV systems are designed to perform efficiently year-round, helping you reduce energy bills and reliance on the grid even in the UK’s weather.

Solar panels require very little maintenance. Occasional cleaning and routine inspections are usually enough to keep your system running efficiently. We offer maintenance packages that include performance checks and can identify issues such as dirt build-up, shading, or inverter faults, ensuring your panels deliver maximum output all year round.

A smart home system connects devices like lighting, heating, security, and appliances so you can control them from your phone or through a voice assist device. Everything works together for greater comfort, security, and energy savings.

Smart home installation lets you automate daily routines, control devices remotely, and set up schedules for lighting, heating, and security. You save time, enjoy more convenience, and make your home more efficient.

Yes, modern smart home solutions use encrypted connections and secure apps. We recommend regular software updates and strong passwords to keep your system and data protected at all times.

Absolutely. Most homes can be upgraded with smart home technology, whether you want to start small with lighting or automate your entire house. Our team will advise on the best solutions for your property.

The price of CCTV installation varies depending on how many cameras you need, the type of system, and the layout of your property. We provide free, no-obligation quotes and recommend the best security solution to suit both your needs and your budget.

For most households, HD CCTV cameras with night vision and remote viewing are the best choice. They provide clear footage day and night and let you monitor your home from your smartphone or tablet. Depending on your property, you may also benefit from wide-angle cameras for larger areas or discreet dome cameras for indoor use. Our team can recommend the ideal setup to suit your home and budget.

No, your CCTV system will still record and store footage without an internet connection. However, if you want to view your cameras remotely on a phone, tablet, or computer, then an internet connection is required. Many homeowners choose this option for extra peace of mind, as it allows them to check in on their property anytime, anywhere.

Yes — we offer CCTV upgrades and repairs for most systems. Whether your cameras are outdated, not recording properly, or need extra coverage, we can repair faults, replace faulty parts, or upgrade your system to the latest HD and smart CCTV technology. This gives you clearer images, better reliability, and modern features like remote viewing..

No, you don’t need alarms in every single room. Scottish fire safety regulations require interlinked smoke alarms in the living room (or main daytime room), in every hallway or landing, and a heat alarm in the kitchen. Additional alarms, such as in bedrooms, garages, or lofts, can provide extra protection and are often recommended for larger homes or properties with higher fire risks

It’s recommended to test your fire and smoke alarms once a week by pressing the test button to make sure they sound correctly. For long-term reliability, alarms should be professionally checked and maintained at least once a year, with batteries replaced as needed and full system servicing to ensure compliance with Scottish safety standards.

Yes, existing alarms can usually be upgraded or replaced with modern interlinked systems that meet current Scottish fire safety standards. Whether your alarms are outdated, faulty, or no longer compliant, we can supply and install new detectors that provide better protection and ensure your property stays safe and legal.

Yes, Scottish law requires landlords to have interlinked fire and smoke alarms installed in all rental properties. This includes a smoke alarm in the living room, a smoke alarm in each hallway or landing, and a heat alarm in the kitchen. Landlords are legally responsible for ensuring alarms are compliant, regularly tested, and maintained to protect tenants and meet housing legislation.

To find the best fire and smoke alarm installer near me in Perth, look for local specialists with experience in fire alarm installation near me, check customer reviews, and ask about compliance with Scottish fire safety standards. Our team is dedicated to providing trusted fire and smoke alarm installation services in Perth and surrounding areas.

Yes, older systems can usually be upgraded to modern audio, video, or smart access solutions. Upgrading improves security, reliability, and compliance while giving you more control over who enters your property.

It depends on your needs. Homes often benefit from simple audio or video intercoms, while landlords and businesses may prefer key fob, card, or integrated access control systems. We’ll assess your property and recommend the most suitable option.

While not always a legal requirement, secure door entry systems are strongly recommended for rental properties and HMOs. They improve tenant safety, reduce unauthorised entry, and are often expected by letting agents and insurance providers.

Yes, we provide ongoing maintenance and responsive repair services. Whether it’s a faulty intercom, damaged wiring, or an upgrade to a more advanced system, we’ll keep your door entry solution working as it should.

It depends on your needs. Wired alarms are reliable and low-maintenance, while wireless systems are flexible and easier to install. Monitored systems provide extra security by alerting you or a security service when triggered.

We recommend a professional service at least once a year to check batteries, wiring, sensors, and connectivity. Regular maintenance ensures your alarm works when you need it most.

Absolutely. We install alarms for domestic properties, landlords, and commercial premises such as offices, shops, warehouses, and hospitality venues.

Yes, many modern intruder alarm systems can be linked to your smartphone. This allows you to arm or disarm the system remotely, receive instant notifications if the alarm is triggered, and even check activity logs. Mobile access gives you full control and peace of mind, whether you’re at work, on holiday, or just away from home.

For homeowners, an EICR is recommended every 10 years or when buying/selling a property. Rental properties in Scotland must be tested at least every 5 years, while commercial premises are usually tested every 5 years, though higher-risk environments may require more frequent inspections.

A qualified electrician checks the condition of your wiring, circuits, sockets, and protective devices against BS 7671 standards. Tests are carried out to identify faults, wear and tear, or non-compliance, and the results are recorded in an EICR report.

If issues are found, the EICR will highlight them clearly. We’ll explain what the results mean and provide a quote for remedial work to bring the installation up to standard. Once the work is complete, a new report can be issued confirming compliance.

The time depends on the size of the property and the complexity of the electrical system. On average, inspections for a standard home take between 2–4 hours, while larger or commercial properties may take longer.

In Scotland, landlords are legally required to ensure that all electrical installations in their rental properties are safe and maintained throughout a tenancy. This is enforced by the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006 and supporting regulations. Landlords must provide tenants with a valid Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), which confirms that the fixed wiring, sockets, fuse boards, and lighting have been professionally inspected and tested at least every five years, or at the start of a new tenancy. Additionally, all portable appliances provided by the landlord must be PAT tested regularly. Failure to provide up-to-date certificates can result in penalties, invalidate insurance, and put tenant safety at risk. Compliance with these regulations is essential for all landlords to meet their legal obligations and protect both tenants and property.

Yes, if you operate an Airbnb or any short-term holiday let in Scotland, you are legally required to provide valid electrical safety certification for your property. This includes an up-to-date Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) for the fixed wiring, as well as Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) certificates for any electrical appliances you provide for guest use. These requirements apply to all types of short-term lets, including serviced apartments and holiday cottages, to ensure guest safety and compliance with Scottish legislation. Failing to provide these certificates can result in penalties and may also affect your insurance coverage.

Yes, Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in Scotland are subject to strict electrical safety regulations. Landlords must arrange for regular EICR inspections at least every five years and ensure that all communal and individual room electrical installations meet current safety standards. Additionally, all portable appliances supplied in an HMO must be PAT tested annually. Local authorities may request proof of certification as part of HMO licensing, and failure to comply can result in licensing issues, fines, or legal action. Keeping your HMO property tested and certified is essential for tenant safety and legal compliance.

Landlords in Perth are required to have an EICR report carried out at least every five years, or at the start of a new tenancy. Regular inspections help ensure ongoing safety and compliance with Scottish regulations.

PAT testing (Portable Appliance Testing) is the process of checking electrical appliances to make sure they are safe to use. It involves a visual inspection and electrical testing with calibrated equipment. Regular PAT testing helps prevent electric shocks, reduces fire risks, and ensures your appliances meet UK safety standards. For landlords and businesses, it also provides proof of compliance with insurance and health & safety requirements.

PAT testing is recommended for anyone responsible for electrical safety. This includes landlords, business owners, and employers who must keep staff, tenants, and customers safe under UK health & safety law. Homeowners can also benefit from PAT testing, especially if using older appliances or running a business from home. While not always a strict legal requirement, many insurers and letting agents expect PAT testing to be carried out regularly.

The frequency of PAT testing depends on the type of appliance, how often it’s used, and the environment it’s in. For example, equipment in busy workplaces or rental properties should be tested more often than appliances in a typical home. As a general guide, many businesses and landlords arrange annual testing to stay compliant and safe. Our team can advise on the right testing schedule for your appliances and provide reminders when your next test is due.

After your PAT testing is complete, you’ll receive a detailed certificate confirming that your appliances have been inspected and tested to UK safety standards. Each tested item will be labelled to show whether it passed or failed, giving you clear records for insurance, compliance, or peace of mind at home. Many landlords and businesses also use this certificate as proof of meeting health & safety obligations.