About the company • qualifications and scope

About Willesden Smart Homes

Willesden Smart Homes is one starting point for residential electrical work, smart-home improvements and larger home projects across NW London. We check the likely fit, coordinate the right delivery route and confirm responsibilities before anything is booked.

An enquiry is not a booking. Safe photos and product details are optional.

The company

A new company with the experience already in place

Willesden Smart Homes is a new company and we say so plainly. The work behind it is not new: the business is built on years of hands-on electrical and smart-home work in North West London homes.

Staying small and local is deliberate. Overheads stay low, and we work close to home across NW10, NW2, NW6 and NW8. Travel for accepted jobs in this area is included; only unavoidable parking, permit or congestion charges are ever passed on, always at cost and confirmed before booking.

01 Local by design

One company covers the electrical work, the smart-home setup and the finishing that sits around them, so you are not left coordinating separate trades yourself.

02 Priced in the open

Prices are explained before anything is agreed, and the scope is put in writing first.

03 Accountable to you

The company stays the point of contact from the first message through to handover.

The person behind it

Who is behind Willesden Smart Homes

Willesden Smart Homes Ltd is run by Dawid "David" Kosciesza — David to customers, Dawid on official documents.

David Kosciesza leads Willesden Smart Homes and is the named holder of the published City & Guilds qualification below.

His background spans more than the wiring. Alongside the electrical qualification, David holds a higher-education certificate covering IT, computer science and psychology. That is why a smart home here is treated as three problems at once: the electrical installation, the network behind it, and the people who have to live with the controls.

In practice that means a user-centred approach. Controls are chosen around how the household actually behaves, a manual fallback is kept where it matters, and handover is treated as part of the job rather than an afterthought.

All enquiries, scope checks and delivery arrangements go through Willesden Smart Homes. The company confirms what fits, who is responsible for each part and what happens next before work starts.

  • Electrical installation Qualified to BS 7671:2018, with a registered professional arranged where the work requires it.
  • Networks and controls Wi-Fi, data and control systems planned as part of the job, not bolted on afterwards.
  • People and handover Controls the household can actually use, explained properly before we finish.

Straight answer

Who carries out your work, and who certifies it

Willesden Smart Homes remains your point of contact throughout the job, from the first message to handover. Suitable installation and smart-home work is completed through the company. Our own scheme accreditation is in progress and we say that openly rather than implying otherwise: any job that requires design sign-off, inspection, testing, certification or building-control notification is checked and certified by the relevant registered professional, and we confirm in writing who certifies what before work is agreed. You receive the correct certificate either way.

Check it yourself

City & Guilds Level 3 verification

David Kosciesza is City & Guilds Level 3 qualified in the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018 (18th Edition).

Certificates are issued in the name Dawid Kosciesza (David). Open the official MyCertis verification page and enter the certificate name with the relevant authentication code:

  • LHDA-S88L-5EYY-N56E-7GHV
  • 7PNQ-BRYU-C7ZJ-8AC4-6U7M

How this works

How we work out the right route

Start with the postcode and a short description. Add access details, safe photos, existing reports or product links if useful.

  1. 1

    Address and postcode

    We confirm whether the property sits inside the practical NW London service area.

  2. 2

    Scope and access

    We check what needs doing, where it is, and whether access or existing conditions change the likely route.

  3. 3

    Products and existing information

    Product links, reports and safe photos can point to the right next step sooner.

  4. 4

    Responsibilities

    We explain the likely delivery route and confirm responsibilities before anything is booked.

Tell us what needs fixing or improving

Send your postcode and a short description. Add safe photos, product links or access details only if useful. We check the likely fit, scope and next step before anything is booked.

This starts an enquiry; it does not make a booking.