Emergency Callouts
You can count on us for any electrical emergency. We are extremely confident in our abilities and we solve 85% of all electrical emergency callouts on the spot.
Read moreWillingdon is downland-edge housing on the northern side of Eastbourne. We answer emergency electrical calls here 24 hours a day, and most faults are put right on the first visit.
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An electrical fault in Willingdon gets the same response at three in the morning as at three in the afternoon: an engineer, a set of test instruments and a clear explanation of what has failed.
We take emergency calls in Willingdon at any hour. That usually means a single fault taking out lights and sockets together, a circuit gone dead, or something that smells or looks wrong and needs making safe quickly.
The work starts the same way every time: a visual inspection, then electrical fault finding with proper test instruments to establish which circuit is at fault and why. From there we can usually repair on the spot, whether that is socket repairs, lighting faults or work at the board.
If the fault turns out to sit with the supply rather than your installation, we will tell you that too, and explain who needs to attend.
We will fault find and resolve the issue if it can be resolved on the spot. With 25 years experience in fault finding we believe there isn't an issue which we can't solve. Some issues may need a revisit due to the deterioration of the cabling, and where that happens we will always explain your options clearly before any further work begins.
You can count on us for any electrical emergency. We are extremely confident in our abilities and we solve 85% of all electrical emergency callouts on the spot.
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FAQ'S
All of our services are backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee and delivered by our qualified electricians.
As fast as the road allows, and we prioritise anything dangerous such as burning smells, scorching or exposed conductors. Call 0333 360 8583 and we will tell you honestly when an engineer can reach Willingdon.
Yes, across East Sussex, including out-of-hours tenant callouts. In England a rented home needs EICR safety certificates at least every five years and before a new tenancy.
Yes. If you have a specific problem we test that circuit and report on it. A full EICR safety certificates is a separate, more thorough piece of work and we will tell you if it is the better option.
Often it is. Homes without gas run heaters and immersions on an off-peak circuit, and when a timeswitch, contactor or the off-peak supply fails the heaters look broken when they are not. Worth testing the circuit before replacing anything.
No. Where we have had to lift a board, cut a chase or open a ceiling, we make good as far as the electrical work allows and clear up before we leave.
Electric heating and immersion circuits in all-electric flats and bungalows is the single biggest factor in the emergency work we do around Willingdon, and it shows up as a single fault taking out lights and sockets together more often than anything else.
The other half is age. Inter-war semis and bungalows, post-war estate housing and purpose-built flats and retirement blocks sit side by side here, and the wiring in each behaves differently under load.
We test first, explain what we find, then repair. Most jobs are finished on the first visit.
…and if we can resolve and fix or (identify the issue if the circuit needs rewiring). The cost ends there.
We have structured our pricing in 4 easy categories, so the customer and ourselves understand the costs involved.
PRICING
CALLOUT PRICING
Basic call out 9.30am – 3pm which would not be within an hour would be £110
*When there will be any rewiring, we will specify works and extra costs before any extra work would commence.
Also rates are multiplied by 1.5 for any weekend works
We arrive with a smile and want to cause you as little inconvenience as possible, we want to make it a positive experience.
TESTIMONIALS
Power Pros came out at short notice, on a Sunday, as it was getting dark & cold, to trace a mains fault. Brilliant service from start to finish. Read more
GPosted onI had no power in half of my house at night time. The engineer came within 20 mins, found the fault quickly and had everything back on the same visit. Read more
GPosted onA Christmas miracle — they came over on Christmas Eve as our cooker kept shorting the circuit. Fixed it in time for dinner. Couldn't recommend more. Read more
GPosted onI had a great experience with the installation of my heating and ventilation system. Tidy work, clearly explained and fairly priced throughout. Read more
GPosted onWHY CHOOSE US
We take great pride in our reputation. That's why we have a solid work ethic based on reliability and customer service friendliness. We never compromise on customer satisfaction.
WILLINGDON
Start with the buildings. Willingdon is downland-edge housing on the northern side of Eastbourne, and each phase of building brought its own wiring standards. Electric heating and immersion circuits in all-electric flats and bungalows is the factor that shapes most of the emergency work we are called out for.
The housing runs to inter-war semis and bungalows, post-war estate housing and purpose-built flats and retirement blocks, and each was wired to the standards of its day. Additions made since, from extensions to garden supplies, are often where the weak point turns out to be.
There is also the question of what has been added since. Extensions, garden offices, hot tubs and car chargers all land on installations that were designed long before any of them existed.
What that produces, in practice, is a single fault taking out lights and sockets together. It is rarely mysterious once the circuits are tested, and it is usually repairable on the first visit.
Landlords have a further duty: in England a rented home needs an EICR at least every five years and before a new tenancy. All work is tested to BS 7671.
If you are buying, selling or letting here, an inspection is worth having before it becomes urgent. It is far cheaper to find a deteriorating circuit on a report than at two in the morning.
We also cover Eastbourne, Polegate and Hailsham.
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Tell us what's happening and when suits you. For a genuine emergency, call us instead — we answer 24/7 and aim to be with you inside the hour.
Emergency line — 24/70333 360 8583