From stucco terraces to mews houses, Notting Hill properties tend to mix beautiful architecture with electrical installations that have been altered by every owner since the 1960s. We spend a lot of time in W11 untangling exactly that.
Recent Notting Hill jobs include statement kitchen pendant lighting by Crittall windows, bathroom vanity lighting, and consumer unit upgrades in conversions — you’ll find the photos in our gallery, each one our own work.
For landlords and agents we turn around EICRs and remedials quickly, and for homeowners mid-renovation we handle the full electrical package including lighting design that does the architecture justice.


Landlord and homebuyer electrical safety reports with a clear, honest verdict — and a fixed quote for any remedial work.
Read more →Old fuse box swapped for a modern RCBO board with surge protection — fully tested, certified and labelled.
Read more →Full and partial rewires planned around how you live, done tidily in lived-in homes and certified properly.
Read more →Nuisance tripping, dead sockets, flickering lights and burning smells tracked down methodically and fixed properly.
Read more →Urgent and same-day call-outs across West London for lost power, tripping that won’t reset, sparks and burning smells.
Read more →Downlights, pendants, chandeliers, LED strips and garden lighting — designed and installed to transform rooms.
Read more →The electrical backbone of kitchen and bathroom renovations — circuits, lighting, extractors and safety zones.
Read more →Home EV charge points installed, certified and registered — with honest advice on the right unit for your parking.
Read more →Shops, restaurants, offices and communal areas — fit-outs, distribution boards, emergency lighting and testing.
Read more →Landlord or letting agent in Notting Hill? See our landlord electrical services. Lost power or something tripping right now? Our emergency electrician page explains what to do and how fast we can get to Notting Hill.
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