Commercial Electrician West London | Fit-Outs & Emergency Lighting

Alongside our domestic work we run commercial projects across West London: retail fit-outs, restaurant and commercial kitchen electrics, office alterations, and communal-area work for managing agents and freeholders.

Recent projects include LED display lighting for retail, isolator and socket installations in commercial kitchens, raised-floor power and data routing in offices, and emergency lighting and exit signage in communal stairwells — the photos on this page are all our own jobs.

Commercial clients get the same habits that make our domestic work tick: turning up when we said, keeping the site tidy and trading, and handing over certification that keeps your insurer, landlord and fire risk assessor happy.

Shop, café and restaurant fit-outs
Commercial kitchen isolators, interlocks and sockets
Office power, data containment and floor boxes
Distribution boards and three-phase supplies
Emergency lighting installation and testing
Commercial EICRs and periodic testing

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Commercial 415V distribution board with SWA cabling and earth bonding in Hammersmith

Emergency lighting that passes its inspection

Escape routes, exit signs and open-area coverage have to work the moment the power fails — and be test-logged to prove it. We install self-contained and central-battery emergency lighting, put a testing regime in place, and keep the log book straight for your fire risk assessment.

Working around a trading business

We plan noisy and power-down work out of hours or in agreed windows, keep escape routes clear, and coordinate with shopfitters and kitchen suppliers so the electrical package never becomes the critical path.

Illuminated emergency exit sign installed above a fire door in Hammersmith

FAQs

Commercial Electrical — your questions

How often does a commercial property need an EICR?

Typically every five years for offices and retail, and more frequently for higher-risk environments — your insurer or fire risk assessment may set a shorter interval. We’ll confirm what applies to your premises.

Do you work out of hours?

Yes — a lot of commercial work happens evenings and early mornings so the business can keep trading. Out-of-hours work is priced into the quote up front.

Can you take on small commercial jobs?

Absolutely. Extra sockets in an office, a new sign supply, replacing emergency light fittings that failed their test — no job is beneath us and small jobs are often how our long-term commercial relationships started.