Homes & small premises
Qualified domestic electrical work
Warm Verge is a two-person electrical workshop. We take on faults, switchboard upgrades, lighting and outdoor power — one job at a time, finished tidy and handed over with the paperwork that proves it.
What we take on
If your job sits somewhere between these, describe it in the form and we will tell you plainly whether it is ours to do.
01
Tripping circuits, dead sockets, flickering lights and the ones that only misbehave in the rain. We trace the cause rather than swap parts and hope.
02
Older boards replaced with a clearly labelled panel, protective devices sized to the circuits actually behind them, and room left for later work.
03
Indoor and outdoor lighting planned around how a room is used — layered, dimmable where it helps, and set at a colour temperature that suits the space.
04
Power taken safely past the wall line: weather-rated outlets, garden and shed supplies, and home vehicle chargers with the load properly accounted for.
How we work
Most of what separates a good electrical job from a cheap one happens after the cover goes back on. These are the parts of our method that stay the same whatever the job size.
We record readings on the circuits we are about to touch, then again once the work is done, so any change is ours and accounted for.
Dust sheets down, cable runs clipped and straight, offcuts taken away. You should not be able to tell we were there except where you wanted a change.
A plain-language summary of what was changed, the certificate for the work, and a labelled photo of the board as we left it.
Finish work
Lighting is the one job people judge before they judge the wiring. We mock up positions with you first, so the result reads the way you pictured it rather than the way a template grid suggests.
Heights, spacing and drop lengths set on site with the fittings in hand, and switching grouped so one wall plate controls one mood.
We light the bench, the reading chair and the stair tread first, then fill in the ambient layer — usually with fewer fittings than expected.
From enquiry to certificate
Three steps, no surprises in the middle. You will know the price before any tool comes out of the van.
Send the form with as much detail as you have. Photographs of the board or the fitting help more than you would think.
A scope and a fixed price by email. Where a job needs eyes on it first, we say so and arrange a look before quoting.
We book a slot that suits you, do the work in one visit where possible, then send the test results and certificate.
Before you ask
We keep part of each week clear for faults, so a dead circuit or a board that will not reset is usually seen within a day or two. If a situation looks unsafe, switch off at the board and tell us in the form — those enquiries go to the top of the list.
Yes. We inspect, test and report on rental properties, and we are happy to deal directly with a managing agent once you have introduced us. The report comes back in a form you can hand straight to a tenant or an insurer.
Quoting from your description costs nothing. Where a job needs an on-site look before we can price it honestly, we will tell you what that visit costs before booking it. Written quotes hold for thirty days.
We stop and talk to you. Older wiring sometimes hides a problem nobody could have quoted for, so the rule is simple: nothing extra gets done, and nothing extra gets charged, until you have agreed to it in writing.
Request a quote
The more you can describe, the tighter the price. If you are not sure what the job is called, say what you can see or hear — that is usually enough for us to recognise it.