
Details gathered before equipment is fitted
Positions agreed early
We confirm where new power is needed before planning cables and accessories.
Boards assessed on site
Photographs help preparation, but circuit condition is checked before replacement.
Appliance results traceable
Test records link outcomes to identified items that were presented for checks.
Prepare useful details before the survey
We serve Comber with mobile attendance for new electrical installations, consumer unit upgrades and PAT testing. Before an installation visit, mark or describe proposed socket, appliance or external power positions. For a board enquiry, photographs of the existing fuse box and its labels can help us prepare, although electrical testing is still required. Businesses arranging appliance checks should provide estimated quantities and access to equipment across the premises.


Connect planning, protection and final checks
Electrical work in Comber begins with what the installation needs to supply. We assess loads, cable routes and protective equipment before fitting new circuits or selecting a replacement consumer unit. Once the agreed installation is complete, we test it and provide the relevant documentation. PAT testing follows a separate appliance-focused process, including visual inspection, suitable tests, labels and recorded results. We explain clearly which check applies to fixed wiring and which applies to portable equipment.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send for a new socket enquiry?
Tell us how many outlets are needed, their preferred positions and what they will supply. Photographs can help show the room and likely route. We still inspect the existing circuit and load before confirming the installation method.
Can you replace my consumer unit after testing?
Yes. We first assess the existing circuits, electrical demand and any defects. If replacement is suitable, we explain the proposed board arrangement, provide a quote, isolate the supply during fitting and complete final circuit tests.
Does PAT testing check the building wiring?
No. PAT testing focuses on portable appliances, their plugs, leads, casings and suitable electrical tests. Fixed wiring, circuits and protective devices are assessed through installation testing such as an EICR.
Services offered in Comber

