Safety and power quality are paramount at Kenneth Ferguson. Our comprehensive services include:
Thorough inspections and audits to identify and rectify potential electrical hazards.
Detailed analysis of power quality to prevent disruptions and improve system performance.
Implementation of surge protection measures to safeguard your electrical systems and devices.
Ensure your electrical installations meet all safety and regulatory standards.
FAQS
If your home is over 25 years old, you experience frequent electrical issues (flickering lights, tripping breakers), or you still have old-style fuse boxes and fabric-insulated wiring, it may be time to consider a rewire.
The cost varies depending on the type of charger and electrical setup, but on average, it ranges from £800 to £1,500. Government grants may be available to help reduce costs.
Yes, we can install weatherproof outdoor sockets, security lighting, and garden lighting, ensuring they are safely connected to your existing system.
Turn off the power at the consumer unit immediately and avoid using the affected socket. Call a qualified electrician as soon as possible to inspect for faults.
A fuse box contains old-style fuses, while a consumer unit uses modern circuit breakers and Residual Current Devices (RCDs) for improved safety and ease of resetting.
An EICR usually takes between 3 to 4 hours for a typical home. If you're a landlord, it's legally required every 5 years. Homeowners should also get one periodically to ensure safety.
Solar panels can significantly reduce electricity bills and provide energy independence, especially with battery storage. The payback period varies, but many homeowners see returns within 6 to 10 years.
Yes, any high-powered electrical appliance such as an electric shower, induction hob, or built-in oven should be installed by a certified electrician to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Smart thermostats, LED lighting, motion sensors, and smart plugs can all help reduce energy consumption while improving convenience and security.
If your circuit breaker frequently trips, appliances overheat, or lights flicker when multiple devices are in use, you may have an overloaded circuit. Adding additional circuits or upgrading your consumer unit can help.
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