Domestic electrician in Uttoxeter

Yes. One socket, one fan, one switch. That's normal work, and it's usually how people find out whether they want to use someone for the bigger stuff.

The only honest caveat is scheduling: small jobs get grouped so we're not driving across the county for twenty minutes' work, so a socket in Uttoxeter may be sooner than a socket in Ashbourne. You'll get told a realistic day rather than a vague promise.

Not every job is notifiable, but every job should leave a record. Here's roughly how it splits.

• Notifiable under Part P: new circuits, consumer unit work, and work in a bathroom or shower room. As a NAPIT registered business we self-certify and notify these.
• Non-notifiable but still certificated: additions and alterations to existing circuits, extra sockets, replacement accessories, which get a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate.
• Straight like-for-like replacements: still tested, but the paperwork is proportionate.

The jobs that most often catch people out are the ones with a big appliance at the end of them. An induction hob, a range cooker or an electric shower each need a properly sized dedicated circuit. You can't hang them off a ring final circuit and hope.

Worth checking the appliance's actual rating before the kitchen is fitted. A 7.4kW hob and an 8.5kW shower on a house with a 60A main fuse is a load calculation, not an assumption.

• You get a price before the work, not a number at the end.
• Dust sheets down, mess cleaned up, and cable routes agreed before anything is chased.
• Test results and certificates issued for the work, every time.
• If we find something that needs doing that isn't in the quote, you get told and asked, not billed.