We serve homes across NW London after checking the postcode and the job.
See the Areas page
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A short description helps judge whether the job looks like a small visit, fault finding or a broader
quoted job. Plain English is better than guessed technical language.
What to include
What is not working, or what you want changed
The exact room, point or control involved
When it started, or whether it followed another job, a product change or decorating
Anything important about the symptom: dead, intermittent, loose, hot, tripping, buzzing, damaged or
suddenly failed
What slows things down
Messages like “electrics problem” with no symptom or location
No mention of what changed or when the problem started
No photos when the issue is visible on the fitting, switch, socket, fan or control
Guessing at technical terms instead of just describing what you can see
What can change the scope
If more than one fault is involved, the first step may be prioritising rather than pricing one simple
fix
If the whole circuit is out, the board is tripping, or there are signs of heat damage, the job may
need fault finding or an urgent call-first check
If there is immediate danger, burning, smoke or fire, move away and contact the emergency services;
otherwise call first before trying the point again
Photos are optional. If you have already bought a specific product, a link or model number helps
confirm compatibility before booking
Ready to describe the job?
Send your postcode, 2–4 clear photos, a short description and any product link or model number if it
helps.
