Electrical installations for your property

At Core UK Electrical, we’re committed to providing a first-class experience for all our customers. So, should you need any additional assistance, our experts are available to offer follow-up support where required.

At Core UK Electrical, our emergency electricians come with a 1-hour minimum charge, with the aim to begin work within the hour (subject to availability). After the first hour, we charge in 15-minute increments to ensure you only pay for the time needed.

Priority emergency attendance comes at no extra cost and we do not charge for callouts. We aim to be on-site within 1 hour.

By abiding by all health and safety procedures when conducting work, our customers are assured of our professional abilities and competencies.

Safety is always at the forefront of our minds; no matter the circumstance. So, you can rely on our multi-skilled emergency electricians to create bespoke solutions to suit your unique needs and requirements.

We believe our project management and client communication ensures our clients receive the quality service they deserve. Whilst we pride ourselves in the construction and repair services we offer, clear communication and professionalism at all times is key when delivering an industry leading service.

Electrical emergencies can differ in severity. However, you should contact an emergency electrician if you experience:

Power Outages: A sudden power outage can be a big warning sign. If your transformer interface isn’t the issue, it could indicate there are frayed or weak wires in your electrical system. You should contact your service provider to see whether the problem is with them, but if not, you should contact an emergency electrician as you could be at risk of an electrical fire.

Burnt Outlets or Burning Smells: brown stains on your sockets or burning smells coming from your cables, electrical outlets, walls, or appliances indicate that your outlets are burning or melting. If you notice any strange ‘fishy’ odours near an outlet, call an emergency electrician immediately. Left unresolved, burning outlets can lead to severe electrical fires.

Noisy Fuse Boxes: A noisy fuse box isn’t a good sign. A circuit breaker protects your fuse box by causing it to “trip” or stop if the electrical current encounters an obstruction or becomes overloaded. This is a safeguarding feature.  A breaker box that is overloaded and fails to trip is a shock and fire hazard.

Electrical sparks: If your outlet is consistently sparking, it’s crucial that you contact an electrician, as this could be as sign of wiring issues or a circuit overload. As a result, you’re at risk of fires and electrical shocks.

If you experience any problems with your electricity or outlets, it’s important to contact an electrician immediately to prevent further damage or safety hazards.