Expert Electrical Contractors in Sevenoaks

From electrical installations and rewiring to electrical fault finding and testing, you can rely on the engineers at Michael Cresswell Electrician to do it all. Working with domestic and commercial clients in Sevenoaks, we cover every aspect of electrical work swiftly and efficiently. With more than 30 years of  experience, we have seen our fair share of electrical problems, so you can be sure we’ve got the expertise to fix any electrical problems you may have.

Our electricians specialise in:

• Installing and Repairing Garden Lighting
• Fitting and Maintaining Consumer Units and Fuse Boards
• Diagnosing Faults with Electrical Installations
• Checking and Finding Faults
• Installing and Repairing Electrical Water Features
• Fitting Extra Sockets
• Rewiring Houses

Keeping Your Electrical Installations Safe

Whether you have just bought a house and want to check the installations before moving in, or you are preparing to let your property out to new tenants and require electrical tests, we have you covered. Our electricians cover domestic and commercial electrical inspections. By law, landlords must have full electrical tests carried out on their property every 10 years, or every time a new tenant moves in. While homeowners should always ensure the installations in their new house are safe before moving in. It is also important to note that all test meters have to be calibrated once a year to check their accuracy. You can access their calibration certificates to find out when the last service took place.

A complete inspection takes around a day to complete. At the end of the inspection, you will be given a report detailing the condition of the installations as well as any improvements that are required. Completed and signed by a competent person, the periodic inspection form is proof that your electrical systems have been checked and comply with the regulations in force at the time that they were fitted. You are not required to update them to the latest edition as long as they are safe. Contact your local electric company to find out more.