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At Norm Electrical Engineering, we believe that expert electrical work shouldn’t come with guesswork. That’s why we’ve designed our pricing plans to be clear, competitive, and completely transparent—so you always know what to expect.
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24/7 emergency electrician services in London for urgent electrical faults, power outages, fuse box issues and rapid emergency repairs.
Professional domestic EICR inspections in London for homeowners, landlords and tenants. Fast electrical safety reports by certified electricians.
Additional Circuits: £15 per additional circuit.
Additional Consumer Unit: The standard price includes one fuse board (consumer unit). Each additional consumer unit is charged at £59.99.
Parking Charges: £5 where paid parking is required.
Congestion Charge: £15 where the property is located within the London Congestion Charge Zone.
Standard EICR Report Delivery: Your EICR report PDF will normally be sent by email or WhatsApp within 48 hours, once full payment has been received.
Same-Day EICR Report: Same-day report delivery is available for an additional £20, subject to availability and completion of the inspection and payment.
Certified commercial and industrial EICR inspections in London for offices, shops, warehouses and industrial properties with fully compliant electrical safety reports.
Professional fuse box upgrades and consumer unit replacements in London with modern RCD and RCBO protection for improved electrical safety and compliance.
Up to 6 way -Including New Fusebox -Electrical Installation Certificate & Building Requlations Compliance Certificate
Up to 10 way -Including New Fusebox -Electrical Installation Certificate & Building Requlations Compliance Certificate
Up to 14 way -Including New Fusebox -Electrical Installation Certificate & Building Requlations Compliance Certificate
Certified fire alarm inspection and certification services in London for commercial and residential properties, ensuring full safety compliance and reliable system performance.
Professional emergency lighting inspection and certification services in London for commercial and residential properties, ensuring full compl
Professional PAT and FAT testing services in London for businesses, landlords and commercial properties, ensuring electrical equipment safety and compliance.
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No call-out fee, travel time, fuel or additional ULEZ charges. Our standard labour charges apply, including the first hour of work. Emergency attendance within 1 hour is subject to availability.
At Norm Electrical Engineering, we stand behind the quality of our workmanship and materials. In the unlikely event of faulty workmanship or defective materials, we provide reliable aftercare support and fair service guarantees to protect our customers’ interests and ensure complete peace of mind.
• 1 hour minimum charge applies to hourly rate works, thereafter charged in 15-minute increments
• Payment is due upon receipt of invoice via bank transfer, credit/debit card, or secure payment methods
• Quotations and estimates are generally provided free of charge; however, certain projects may incur a fee depending on scope, location, and time requirements
• Fixed prices are subject to VAT where applicable and can be provided verbally or in writing before works commence
• Materials supplied by Norm Electrical Engineering are charged at trade cost plus handling where applicable
• Collection of non-stock materials will be kept to a minimum and charged fairly based on time required
• Digital invoices and certificates are issued as standard (printed copies available upon request)
• Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) are charged at fixed prices based on property size, installation complexity, and operational requirements
• Any remedial works, fault-finding, or additional testing identified during the inspection will be quoted separately before work proceeds
• No surcharge applies to card payments
• Emergency, out-of-hours, weekend, and bank holiday works may be subject to higher rates
• All works are carried out in accordance with current BS 7671 Wiring Regulations and applicable UK standards
• Rates effective from 13/05/2026
Don’t settle for quick fixes or corner-cutters. At Norm Electrical Engineering, we bring experience, certification, and a commitment to quality that shows in every job we do. From minor repairs to major installations, we deliver results that are safe, reliable, and built to last.
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At Norm Electrical Engineering, we believe that expert electrical work shouldn’t come with guesswork. That’s why we’ve designed our pricing plans to be clear, competitive, and completely transparent—so you always know what to expect.
Whether it’s a small repair, a full rewire, or a complex commercial install, you’ll get a detailed quote before any work begins. No jargon. No upselling. Just honest advice, professional service, and pricing that makes sense.
Call-out fee: From £99, includes first 30 minutes on-site*
Hourly rate: From £99/hour (after the first 30 minutes)
Fixed-price services: For common jobs like fuse box upgrades, lighting installations, socket replacements, and EICR testing
Free quotes for larger projects and installations
*Emergency call-outs and weekend rates may vary. All prices include VAT and are confirmed up-front.
No Hidden Fees – What we quote is what you pay
Clear Breakdown of Costs – So you know where every pound goes
Flexible Packages – Custom plans for homeowners, landlords, and businesses
Quality Guaranteed – Fully certified, insured, and backed by our workmanship warranty
When you choose Norm Electrical, you’re not just hiring an electrician—you’re investing in safety, reliability, and peace of mind. We keep it simple, we keep it honest, and we’re always ready to help.
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Experiencing an electrical fault? Norm Electrical Engineering provides professional electrical fault finding and emergency electrical assistance across London. We aim to identify electrical problems, explain our findings and help make your installation safe.
Contact us and explain the electrical problem, the symptoms you have noticed and your property location. We will assess the information provided and advise on the next steps and appointment availability.
We assess the reported problem and check for potential electrical hazards. If there is an immediate risk, we will advise you on appropriate safety precautions.
We investigate the source of the problem using appropriate inspection and testing methods.
Common electrical faults include:
Power loss or partial loss of electricity.
Frequently tripping circuit breakers or RCDs.
Burning smells, buzzing sounds or signs of overheating.
Faulty sockets, switches or lighting circuits.
Consumer unit and circuit protection issues.
Suspected wiring faults.
The time required to identify the fault depends on the nature, accessibility and complexity of the problem.
Once we have investigated the issue, we explain the findings, the likely cause and any identified safety concerns. We will discuss the recommended next steps with you.
Where necessary, we can discuss the appropriate repairs or remedial work and provide a separate quotation before proceeding.
Fault finding and repair work are separate services unless otherwise agreed. The priority is to address identified electrical hazards and restore safe operation where reasonably practicable.
If you notice a burning smell, smoke, sparks or signs of overheating, keep away from the affected equipment. If it is safe to do so, switch off the affected circuit or main switch. Do not touch exposed wiring or attempt electrical repairs yourself.
If there is a fire or immediate danger, leave the property and call 999.
We make the electrical inspection process straightforward, keeping you informed from the initial inspection through to the final report.
Contact us to arrange a convenient appointment. We confirm the property details and provide a quotation based on the property size and number of circuits.
We inspect the consumer unit (fuse board), accessible wiring, sockets, switches and other relevant parts of the fixed electrical installation, carrying out appropriate electrical tests.
We also check the main protective bonding to the gas installation, where applicable, and assess the relevant electrical safety requirements.
A typical 1–3 bedroom property takes approximately 2–4 hours, depending on the number of circuits, accessibility and condition of the installation.
To help us complete the inspection safely and efficiently, please ensure the following arrangements are made before our visit:
Access to all rooms: All rooms and relevant areas must be accessible, including bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and cupboards containing electrical equipment. Please ensure sockets, switches and other electrical accessories can be accessed.
Consumer unit and main electrical intake: Safe and clear access to the consumer unit, main switch, electricity meter and main electrical intake equipment is required.
Gas meter and bonding: Please ensure the gas meter and relevant bonding connections are accessible, where applicable.
Power interruption: Some electrical tests require the electricity supply to be temporarily switched off. Please inform occupants in advance and safely shut down sensitive equipment where necessary.
Important: If rooms, electrical equipment or parts of the installation cannot be accessed or tested, this may limit the inspection. Any limitations will be recorded in the report where appropriate. Further investigation (FI) will only be recommended where justified by the inspection findings.
Following the inspection and testing, we prepare your Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), detailing the findings and any identified electrical defects or recommended actions.
Standard delivery: Your EICR report will normally be sent as a PDF by email or WhatsApp within 48 hours after full payment has been received.
Same-day delivery: Same-day EICR report delivery is available for an additional £20, subject to availability, completion of the inspection and receipt of full payment.
The report will state whether the electrical installation is satisfactory or unsatisfactory based on the inspection findings.
If electrical defects are identified, we explain the findings and can provide a separate quotation for any necessary remedial work. Remedial work is not included in the EICR inspection price unless expressly agreed.
Norm Electrical Engineering provides professional Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) across London. We inspect electrical installations in offices, shops, warehouses, factories and other commercial premises, helping identify electrical defects and assess the condition of fixed electrical installations.
Contact us with your property address, type of premises, approximate floor area and details of the electrical installation. Information about distribution boards, the number of circuits and access arrangements helps us assess the scope of work and provide a quotation.
We carry out an inspection and appropriate electrical testing based on the installation, its condition and the agreed scope of work.
The inspection may include:
Main distribution boards and sub-distribution boards.
Circuit breakers, RCDs and other protective devices.
Accessible fixed wiring, sockets, switches and electrical accessories.
Earthing and bonding arrangements.
Signs of damage, overheating, deterioration or other electrical safety concerns.
Relevant electrical equipment and circuits within the agreed inspection scope.
The time required depends on the size and complexity of the premises, the number of distribution boards and circuits, accessibility, operating conditions and the condition of the installation.
Larger commercial and industrial installations may require multiple visits or a phased inspection programme. We will discuss the expected duration and arrangements before the inspection.
To help us complete the inspection safely and efficiently, please ensure the following arrangements are made:
Access to all relevant areas: Electrical cupboards, plant rooms, distribution boards and areas containing equipment within the agreed scope must be accessible.
Distribution boards: Safe access and suitable working space must be available around each board to be inspected.
Electrical intake and earthing: The main electrical intake, earthing arrangements and relevant bonding connections must be accessible where required.
Business operations: Please inform us of operational restrictions, critical equipment, production processes and any areas that cannot be switched off.
Power interruptions: Some tests require circuits or equipment to be isolated. Any necessary interruptions should be agreed in advance with the responsible person on site.
Site safety: Please advise us of site induction procedures, permit-to-work requirements and any relevant health and safety restrictions.
If access is unavailable or testing cannot be completed, the affected areas or circuits may need to be recorded as limitations in the report, where appropriate.
Following the inspection and testing, we prepare a Commercial or Industrial EICR report documenting the findings and any identified electrical defects.
Standard delivery: The report is normally sent as a PDF by email or WhatsApp within 48 hours after full payment has been received.
Same-day delivery: Same-day report delivery may be available for an additional £20, subject to prior agreement, availability, completion of the inspection and receipt of full payment.
The report will state whether the installation is satisfactory or unsatisfactory based on the inspection findings and applicable reporting requirements.
If defects are identified, we explain the findings and can provide a separate quotation for any necessary remedial work. Any repairs, replacements or additional testing will be agreed separately unless otherwise specified in the quotation.
Offices and office buildings
Retail shops and commercial units
Warehouses and distribution facilities
Factories and industrial premises
Workshops and business premises
Landlord and property management portfolios
Norm Electrical Engineering provides professional fuse box upgrades and consumer unit replacements across London. We install modern consumer units using suitable, quality materials and protective devices, helping improve electrical safety and meet the applicable requirements of BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations).
Contact us with details of your property, existing fuse box and any electrical issues you have experienced. Where possible, please provide photos of your existing consumer unit to help us assess the installation and prepare a quotation.
Before the replacement, we assess the existing consumer unit, earthing and bonding arrangements, circuit wiring and protective devices.
We identify any issues that may need to be addressed before the new consumer unit can be installed. We will explain the proposed work, confirm the installation specification and discuss any additional requirements before proceeding.
A 50% deposit is required in advance to cover the purchase of the necessary materials and equipment.
We select suitable, quality materials and protective devices according to the installation requirements, safety considerations and agreed specification.
Once the deposit has been received, we can arrange the materials and agree on a suitable installation date.
All consumer unit replacement work is carried out in accordance with the applicable requirements of the current edition of BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations).
Our installation may include:
Removal of the existing fuse box or consumer unit.
Installation of a suitable modern consumer unit.
Appropriate RCD or RCBO protection for the circuits.
Surge protection where required or appropriate.
Circuit identification and labelling.
Inspection, testing and verification of the completed installation.
The exact specification depends on the existing installation, circuit requirements, applicable regulations and the agreed quotation.
To help us complete the work safely and efficiently, please ensure the following arrangements are made:
Clear access: Keep the area around the existing consumer unit clear and accessible.
Power interruption: The electricity supply will need to be isolated during the replacement. Please plan for a temporary loss of power and switch off sensitive equipment where appropriate.
Earthing and bonding: The existing earthing and main protective bonding arrangements must be assessed. Any necessary improvements will be discussed before additional work proceeds.
Existing electrical faults: Any defects identified during the assessment or installation will be explained, and any additional work will be agreed separately.
Following installation, we carry out the appropriate inspection and testing to verify the completed work and the operation of the protective devices.
Once the installation is complete and the relevant certification and notification processes have been finalised, you will receive the applicable documentation:
Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC): Documentation for the completed electrical installation work.
Building Regulations Compliance Certificate: Provided following completion of the applicable Building Regulations notification and certification process.
Please note: An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is not included in the consumer unit replacement service. An EICR is a separate inspection and testing service and will incur an additional charge if requested.
The remaining 50% balance is payable upon completion of the consumer unit installation.
We explain the new consumer unit layout, circuit labels and the operation of the installed protective devices.
The relevant EIC and Building Regulations Compliance Certificate will be provided once the applicable certification and notification processes have been completed.
Modern circuit protection using suitable RCDs or RCBOs.
Improved protection against electric shock and certain electrical faults.
Surge protection where required or appropriate.
Clearer circuit identification and easier maintenance.
Inspection, testing and certification of the completed installation.
Norm Electrical Engineering
NAPIT Registered • ECS Gold Card Electrician • Fully Insured
Ready to Upgrade Your Fuse Box?
Contact us to discuss your consumer unit replacement and request a quotation.
Norm Electrical Engineering provides professional fire alarm inspection, testing and certification services for residential and commercial properties across London. We assess fire alarm systems to identify faults, verify their operation and document the findings in accordance with the applicable standards and requirements.
Contact us with the property address, type of premises and details of the existing fire alarm system. Where available, please provide the fire alarm system type, previous inspection records and any known faults to help us understand your requirements.
We assess the fire alarm system and inspect relevant components, depending on the system type and agreed scope of work.
This may include:
Fire alarm control and indicating equipment.
Smoke detectors and heat detectors.
Manual call points.
Sounders and visual alarm devices.
Power supplies, standby batteries and relevant indicators.
Accessible cabling, connections and system components.
Fault indications and any reported operational issues.
We carry out appropriate inspection and functional testing to assess the operation of the system and its devices within the agreed scope.
Testing arrangements will be discussed in advance to minimise disruption to occupants, business operations and any connected monitoring services.
Please inform us if the system is monitored by an alarm receiving centre or connected to other building systems.
To help us complete the inspection efficiently, please ensure the following arrangements are made:
Access to all relevant areas: Provide access to rooms, corridors, staircases, plant rooms and other areas containing fire alarm devices within the agreed scope.
Control panel access: Ensure the fire alarm control panel and associated equipment are accessible.
Site contact: Arrange for an authorised person to provide access and assist with any required system information.
Alarm notifications: Inform occupants or responsible staff before testing. Any monitoring or connected systems should be managed appropriately to prevent unnecessary emergency call-outs.
Access equipment: Where detectors or devices are located at height, suitable access arrangements may be required.
Any inaccessible devices or areas may need to be recorded as limitations, with further access or testing arranged where necessary.
Following the inspection and testing, we document the findings, including identified faults, defects and recommendations.
Where appropriate to the system and scope of work, we provide the relevant fire alarm inspection or commissioning documentation. Any certificate or report issued will reflect the work carried out and the results obtained.
Please note that the type of documentation depends on whether the visit is for routine inspection and servicing, commissioning of a new installation, or other specified work.
If defects or operational issues are identified, we explain the findings and recommend the appropriate next steps. Where necessary, we can provide a separate quotation for remedial work, component replacement or further investigation.
Any additional work will be agreed before proceeding.
Houses and flats.
Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).
Offices and commercial buildings.
Shops and retail premises.
Rental properties and property management portfolios.
Other suitable residential and commercial premises.
Norm Electrical Engineering
NAPIT Registered • ECS Gold Card Electrician • Fully Insured
Need a Fire Alarm Inspection or Certificate?
Contact us to discuss your property, fire alarm system and certification requirements.
Norm Electrical Engineering provides professional emergency lighting inspection and testing services across London for commercial and residential properties. We assess emergency lighting systems to check their operation during a mains power failure, identify defects and document the findings in accordance with applicable standards and requirements.
Contact us with your property address, property type and details of the existing emergency lighting system. Where available, please provide previous inspection reports, the emergency lighting logbook and details of any known faults.
We inspect the emergency lighting installation and relevant components within the agreed scope of work. This may include:
Emergency light fittings and luminaires.
Maintained and non-maintained emergency lighting.
Exit signs and directional escape route signage.
Local indicators and charging status.
Accessible equipment, connections and relevant controls.
The condition and positioning of emergency lighting along escape routes.
We carry out appropriate functional tests to assess whether the emergency lighting operates when the normal lighting supply fails.
Where a full rated-duration test is required, the test arrangements will be agreed in advance. The duration depends on the system specification and applicable requirements. After testing, sufficient time may be needed for batteries to recharge.
Please inform us of any areas that must remain operational during the inspection so suitable arrangements can be considered.
To help us complete the inspection safely and efficiently, please ensure the following arrangements are made:
Access to all relevant areas: Provide access to corridors, staircases, escape routes, entrances, exits and other areas containing emergency lighting within the agreed scope.
Access to equipment: Ensure emergency lighting fittings, local controls and relevant distribution boards are accessible.
Site contact: Arrange for an authorised person to provide access and relevant system information.
Testing arrangements: Inform occupants or staff before testing, as normal lighting or emergency lighting operation may be temporarily affected.
Access equipment: Where fittings are installed at height, suitable access equipment or arrangements may be required.
Any inaccessible fittings or areas, incomplete tests or limitations will be documented where appropriate, with further inspection arranged if necessary.
Following the inspection and testing, we document the results, including any identified defects, failures or recommended remedial actions.
Where appropriate to the work carried out, we provide an emergency lighting inspection or test report and update the relevant records. The documentation will reflect the tests completed and the findings obtained.
Please note that the documentation issued depends on the agreed service and the type of inspection or testing performed.
If defective fittings, battery failures or other issues are identified, we explain the findings and recommend the appropriate next steps.
Where necessary, we can provide a separate quotation for remedial work, replacement fittings, batteries or further investigation. Additional work will be agreed before proceeding.
Houses and flats.
Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).
Offices and commercial buildings.
Shops and retail premises.
Warehouses and industrial premises.
Rental properties and property management portfolios.
Norm Electrical Engineering
NAPIT Registered • ECS Gold Card Electrician • Fully Insured
Need an Emergency Lighting Inspection or Certificate?
Contact us to discuss your property, emergency lighting system and inspection requirements.
Norm Electrical Engineering provides professional Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) and Fixed Appliance Testing (FAT) services across London for businesses, landlords, offices, shops and commercial premises. We assess electrical equipment to help identify potential safety defects and support appropriate electrical equipment maintenance.
Contact us with your property or business address, the type of premises and an approximate number of appliances requiring testing.
Where possible, provide an equipment list and details of any specific testing requirements. This helps us plan the visit and provide a suitable quotation.
We identify the appliances within the agreed scope and carry out an appropriate visual inspection.
This may include checking:
Plugs, cables and connectors.
Signs of damage, wear, overheating or deterioration.
Appliance casing and accessible components.
Cable entry points and strain relief.
Fuses and other relevant safety features.
Equipment identification and existing test labels, where applicable.
Where appropriate, we carry out electrical tests using suitable test equipment and methods based on the appliance type, its construction and the applicable testing requirements.
Testing may include earth continuity, insulation resistance, protective conductor checks and other relevant tests, where applicable.
The testing method depends on the equipment and must be suitable for the appliance. Not every test is appropriate for every item.
To help us complete the testing safely and efficiently, please ensure the following arrangements are made:
Access to appliances: All appliances included in the agreed scope must be accessible.
Equipment list: Where available, prepare a list of appliances and their locations.
Power access: Equipment may need to be disconnected from normal use for inspection and testing.
Business operations: Inform us of any critical equipment or operational restrictions before the visit.
Specialist equipment: Please identify any equipment that requires specific manufacturer instructions or specialist testing procedures.
Where equipment cannot be accessed or safely tested, this may be recorded as a limitation and a further visit may be required.
Following testing, we record the results and identify equipment that passes or fails the relevant checks.
Depending on the agreed service, documentation may include:
A record of the appliances inspected and tested.
Test results and equipment identification.
Pass or fail status, where applicable.
Test labels, where included in the agreed scope.
Recommendations for equipment that fails inspection or testing.
The documentation provided will reflect the checks actually completed and the results obtained.
If an appliance fails inspection or testing, we explain the findings and recommend the appropriate next steps.
Depending on the issue, this may involve removing the appliance from service, arranging repairs or replacing damaged components. Any additional repair or replacement work will be discussed and quoted separately where required.
Offices and commercial businesses.
Shops and retail premises.
Landlords and letting agents.
HMOs and rental properties.
Warehouses and workshops.
Other businesses using portable electrical equipment.
Norm Electrical Engineering
NAPIT Registered • ECS Gold Card Electrician • Fully Insured
Need PAT or FAT Testing?
Contact us to discuss your equipment, testing requirements and availability.
