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WEFIX electricians are fully qualified (NICEIC – British Standard BS 7671) to undertake every aspect of electrical work whether it’s an electrical emergency, a full circuit rewire, an appliance inspection, or fault detection. They will ensure that all is working correctly for maximum efficiency, performance, and safety.
Enquiries – Your call will always be answered by real professional people from our office, not an automated system.
Works – Small and large projects undertaken, work carried out by top professionals, larger work will be supervised. Work can be booked at your convenience.
Estimates – Written estimates can be given. WEFIX can and will give you a better estimated price than Pimlico Plumbers
Emergencies – response within 1 hour, 24/7, at our standard rates during normal work hours
Customer security – Our call centre will provide you with the tradesperson’s name, photo, and vehicle registration before arrival.
All engineers carry photo ID, wear WEFIX uniform, drive liveried vehicles, and are DBS checked.
LED conversions
Fuse boxes
Consumer units
Immersion heaters
Heating controls
WEFIX Electricians are fully qualified and highly skilled engineers who will deal with any electrical request including sockets, lights, fuseboxes, consumer units and rewiring.
Electrical Installations
Electrical Repairs
Fuseboxes
Rewiring
Condition Reports
Appliance installation & repairs
New sockets
New circuits
Lighting
Security
PAT testing
Commercial electrics
Rates are completely clear and transparent with no hidden charges.
7am-7pm
7pm-12am
12am-7am
£120
£165
£350
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