COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL
MAINTENANCE LEICESTER & LEICESTERSHIRE

Our commercial electrical maintenance includes scheduled inspections, connection tightening, thermal imaging surveys, lighting system checks, distribution board monitoring, RCD and breaker testing, emergency lighting maintenance, fire alarm circuit checks, and detailed reporting. Every visit is tailored to your premises and documented thoroughly for compliance and insurance purposes.

The frequency depends on the type and age of your installation, your insurance requirements, and the nature of your business. High-demand industrial sites may benefit from quarterly inspections, while standard offices and retail units typically require annual or biannual maintenance. We can advise on the optimal schedule after an initial site assessment.

Yes, we offer tailored ongoing maintenance contracts for businesses across Leicester and Leicestershire. These contracts include scheduled periodic inspections, priority response for faults, discounted repair rates, compliance certificate management, and a dedicated electrician who becomes familiar with your premises.

Absolutely. We maintain electrical systems in factories, warehouses, distribution centres, and industrial units across Leicestershire. Our services include three-phase system checks, high-bay lighting maintenance, machinery supply monitoring, and thermal imaging to identify issues in heavy-duty industrial environments before they cause downtime.

While routine maintenance itself is not always a strict legal requirement, statutory electrical inspections such as EICRs are mandatory at set intervals for commercial premises. Additionally, health and safety regulations require employers to maintain electrical systems in a safe condition. Regular maintenance is the most effective way to satisfy these obligations and satisfy insurance requirements.

Yes, we use thermal imaging cameras during maintenance visits to detect hidden electrical hotspots, overloaded circuits, loose connections, and impending failures that are invisible to the naked eye. This proactive approach allows us to address problems before they develop into costly faults or safety hazards.