Local electrician in Hedge End and Botley

Hedge End is big retail and trade. Hedge End Retail Park, the trade counters along Charles Watts Way and the units on Tollbar Way are large single storey buildings with deep car parks. Botley is different again: village workshops, Botley Mills and mixed use buildings on older supplies.

Big units run their high bay lighting every trading hour, so a relamp pays back faster here than almost anywhere. The car parks have room and supply capacity for charge points. Older Botley buildings are the opposite problem: full boards with no spare ways when you want one more circuit.

At Hedge End Retail Park and along Charles Watts Way and Tollbar Way it is high bay lighting, yard lighting, roller shutters and outside circuits taking more weather than they were meant to. The Botley Road, Wildern and Woodhouse Lane bring in offices and schools. In Botley village, around Botley Mills and Broad Oak, it is older workshops with full boards.

• Large single storey retail and trade units on high bay lighting that runs every trading hour, where a relamp pays back fastest
• Big surface car parks with room for charge points and, unusually for this area, the supply capacity to feed them
• Trade counters with yard lighting, roller shutters and external circuits taking weather they were not specified for
• Botley village workshops and mixed use buildings on older supplies, with distribution boards that have no spare ways left
• Food and hospitality units along the Botley Road corridor with extraction and catering loads added over the years

• Fixed wire testing is priced on the number of boards and circuits, not by the hour.
• Emergency lighting is priced per light, and the three hour test is priced separately.
• Repairs are priced item by item off the report, so you choose what to do and when.
• Work outside your trading hours costs a different rate, and I tell you what it is before I set off.
• Quotes are free, rescheduling is free, and there is no callout fee.