Electrical Maintenance Services
Keep your operations running at full capacity with our professional electrical maintenance services. We specialise in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining control systems, components, and automated equipment for commercial and industrial environments. Whether you’re dealing with system faults, ageing hardware, or planning an upgrade, we deliver fast, dependable, and cost-effective solutions.
Diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining control systems
Why Electrical Maintenance Is Important
Electrical systems are the backbone of modern infrastructure powering machinery, lighting, heating, and essential technology. Without regular maintenance, systems can degrade, develop faults, or pose serious safety risks such as electrical fires, equipment failure, or costly downtime. When it comes to regulation, the control panel is the heart of the entire electrical system — managing power distribution, ensuring safety, and keeping every component working in harmony.
Key benefits of regular electrical maintenance include:
Improved safety: Prevents electric shocks, short circuits, and fire risks.
System reliability: Reduces unplanned downtime and disruptions.
Energy efficiency: Ensures equipment operates at optimal performance.
Compliance: Meets UK electrical safety regulations and standards.
Types of Electrical Maintenance Services
- Preventive Maintenance
Regular scheduled inspections to check the condition of equipment, tighten connections, clean components, and test systems before problems occur. Corrective Maintenance
Repairs or replacements carried out after a fault or failure has occurred, restoring systems to working condition.Predictive Maintenance
Uses tools like thermal imaging, vibration analysis, or monitoring sensors to predict when a component is likely to fail—allowing planned intervention before it happens.Routine Checks and Testing
Includes PAT testing (Portable Appliance Testing), EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Reports), emergency lighting checks, and RCD testing.
What Does Electrical Maintenance Cover?
Electrical maintenance can involve a wide range of tasks, depending on the site and the equipment in use. Common maintenance work includes:
Checking and tightening electrical connections
Inspecting distribution boards and circuit breakers
Testing RCDs (residual current devices)
Replacing damaged wiring or sockets
Servicing control panels and PLC systems
Repairing lighting systems and emergency lights
Thermal imaging surveys to detect heat build-up or overloads
Updating outdated components to meet current standards
Electrical safety audits and compliance reports
Who Needs Electrical Maintenance?
Electrical maintenance is essential for any environment that relies on consistent and safe power delivery, including offices, factories, healthcare facilities, and residential buildings. Using advanced methods like thermal imaging — the most effective non-invasive way to detect hidden faults. We can identify issues early to ensure your systems remain safe and reliable.
Offices and Retail Spaces
Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
Schools and Public Buildings
Construction Sites and Workshops
Whether you’re a landlord, facilities manager, or business owner, maintaining your electrical infrastructure is both a legal obligation and a smart business decision.
How Often Should Electrical Maintenance Be Carried Out?
The frequency depends on the type of building, usage, and risk level. However, typical UK recommendations include:
EICR every 3–5 years for commercial properties
Annual PAT testing for portable appliances
Routine servicing of control panels and industrial equipment every 6–12 months
Emergency lighting checks every 6 months
A bespoke maintenance schedule can be created based on your system’s demands and industry regulations.
Annual Electrical Maintenance
Keep your electrical systems safe, reliable, and fully compliant with our annual electrical maintenance services. When your bespoke control panel design required a heck-up, we can efficiently upgrade, repair and advise on the best way to keep it running smoothly as intended.
We inspect, test, and maintain control panels, wiring, and equipment across commercial and industrial sites, using advanced tools like thermal imaging to detect hidden faults before they cause downtime or safety issues.