BS 7671 18th Edition
Self-certified, NICEIC
Within 4 hours
Domestic to commercial fit-out
Mon–Fri 8am–5pm. 24/7 emergency line out of hours.
Whether you are planning a full electrical installation, upgrading a tired system or you simply need dependable maintenance support, Recall delivers the whole scope with one accountable team. Our NICEIC approved electricians combine technical knowledge with local understanding, so your property stays safe, compliant and properly powered.
From residential upgrades to large-scale commercial fit-outs, projects of every size get the same planning discipline: a defined scope, a fixed price, an agreed programme, and certification issued on completion rather than chased for weeks afterwards.
Our core expertise is designing and installing electrical systems for domestic and commercial settings across the South West. Whether the job is a small improvement or an extensive commercial installation, every project gets meticulous planning and professional execution from first fix wiring through to final certification.
All installation work complies with BS 7671, the IET Wiring Regulations. As NICEIC Approved Contractors we maintain assessed professional standards, carry comprehensive insurance, and can self-certify notifiable work — which removes a Building Control application from your programme.
Installations cover complete rewiring, new circuits, consumer unit upgrades, lighting systems, power distribution and specialist equipment supplies. Every installation is tested and certified on completion, not weeks afterwards.
Planned in phases so occupied buildings keep operating throughout the works.
Distribution board replacement, additional ways, RCBO upgrades and correct labelling.
Additional sockets, dedicated machine supplies, three-phase distribution and containment.
Internal, external and emergency lighting, including controls and energy-efficient retrofits.
Systematic diagnosis rather than parts-swapping, with the cause recorded and reported.
Scheduled rounds covering boards, lighting, fixed appliances and known problem circuits.
Our maintenance service supports landlords, letting agents, facilities managers and property teams with fast, dependable electrical support. Tenant safety and property standards demand prompt responses, so office-based coordination sits behind every engineer to keep communication and scheduling tight.
Preventive maintenance identifies problems before they become emergencies. Regular inspection, testing and component replacement maintains reliability, extends equipment life and avoids the unplanned failures that cost far more than the maintenance would have.
The service covers emergency call-outs, routine inspections, component replacement, system upgrades and compliance testing, tailored to each property rather than sold as a fixed package.
We walk the site, confirm what is achievable and identify anything that will affect programme or cost.
Itemised quote with the standard, the certification you will receive and any provisional sums flagged.
Works phased around your operating hours, tenants, teaching or trading patterns.
Containment and cabling, then accessories, boards and commissioning — tidy, tested, signed off.
Installation certificate, schedules of test results and Building Regulations compliance where applicable.
As an approved contractor we self-certify notifiable work, which removes a Building Control application from your programme.
Rarely. We phase the work room by room or floor by floor, keeping power to essential areas. For occupied commercial buildings we work evenings and weekends where that is less disruptive.
Typically a day for a domestic board, including the testing and certification. Commercial boards depend on way count and whether circuits need re-identifying first.
Yes — that is a large part of what we do. One point of contact, consistent reporting, and an agreed response time for tenant-reported faults.
Yes, against the defined scope. If something genuinely unforeseeable appears behind a wall we tell you before proceeding, with the cost, rather than adding it at invoice.
Yes. A single faulty circuit and a full commercial fit-out both get a qualified engineer and the same certification standard.
Book a free site visit and we will scope it, price it and programme it around your operation.
