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Electrical remedial work from findings to fixes in Newtownards

Defects prioritised by risk. Quotes issued before repairs. Affected work retested after completion.

Turn inspection findings into completed repairs

Risk comes first

We explain which defects need prompt attention and which can be planned.

Scope agreed in writing

Our quote sets out the repairs linked to the findings before work begins.

Repaired work retested

We check affected circuits and accessories after the agreed correction is complete.

Put recorded electrical defects right

An EICR or fault investigation may leave you with codes, observations and a clear need for action. We carry out electrical remedial work to resolve the defects identified during testing or inspection. That can include repairing damaged wiring, correcting circuit problems, replacing unsafe accessories or upgrading a consumer unit. We explain which items carry the greatest electrical risk, rather than handing over a list and leaving you to decode it. This helps landlords, property owners and businesses plan the important work first.

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Follow each defect through to retesting

Our process starts with the findings already recorded. We review the issue, confirm the repair needed and provide a quote for the agreed scope. After completing the work, we inspect and retest the affected parts of the installation. This gives you a practical route from a noted defect to evidence that the repair has been addressed. If additional problems appear once equipment is opened or circuits are tested, we explain them before adding work. No mystery items should wander onto the bill without a reason.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as electrical remedial work?

It is work carried out to correct defects found during an inspection, EICR or fault investigation. Examples include damaged wiring repairs, circuit corrections, unsafe accessory replacement and consumer unit work where the recorded findings require it.

Do all EICR observations need the same urgency?

No. Observations are classified to show their significance, and the appropriate action depends on the recorded issue. We explain the findings in practical terms and help you separate urgent safety defects from work that can be planned.

Will I receive evidence after repairs are completed?

We inspect and retest the electrical work affected by the repair, then provide the relevant documentation for the work completed. The exact record depends on the defect and scope, but we explain what will be supplied before proceeding.

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Turn that report into a repair plan

Call us with your inspection findings to discuss priorities and request a free quote for repairs.

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