
Electrical fault finding in Woking for circuits that trip, sockets that have stopped working and lights that flicker. We test the installation step by step to find the real cause, with no call-out charge.

The usual ones are an RCD that trips at random, a breaker that trips when one appliance is switched on, dead sockets on one side of a room, lights that flicker or buzz, and warm or discoloured sockets. Each points to a different part of the circuit.
We split the installation into sections and test each one with proper instruments, measuring insulation, continuity and earth fault loop readings. This narrows the fault down to a single circuit, then a single cable run or accessory, so we can repair the actual cause.
Some faults only appear in wet weather, at night or when certain appliances run together. These take longer to trace, so it helps to note when the trip happens and what was switched on. That detail can save a lot of testing time.
Before we visit, we ask what happens, how often and what you've already tried. On the day, we check the fuse board, unplug appliances to rule them out and then test the circuits one at a time until the faulty section is found.
Once the cause is found, we explain it and the options for fixing it. Many repairs, such as replacing a damaged socket or a failed connection, are done straight away. Larger repairs are quoted first, and we retest the circuit afterwards to confirm the fault has gone.
Call or send us a message with what's wrong or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job, explain what's needed and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work, test it and hand you the right certificate, leaving everything safe and tidy.
Many faults are traced within an hour or two. Intermittent faults, or ones hidden in walls or under floors, can take longer because each section has to be tested in turn. We'll tell you how it's going as we work, so there are no surprises.
Yes, very often. Kettles, washing machines, immersion heaters and outdoor lights are common culprits. If the trip stops when one appliance is unplugged, that appliance is likely faulty. If it keeps tripping with everything unplugged, the fault is in the wiring and needs testing.
It usually means one circuit has tripped or a connection has failed somewhere along the ring. Check the fuse board first and try resetting the breaker or RCD. If nothing has tripped, or it won't reset, the circuit needs testing to find the break.
Sometimes. It can be a loose bulb or a dimmer that doesn't suit LED lamps, which are simple fixes. If several lights flicker, or flickering comes with buzzing or a burning smell, there may be a loose connection, which should be checked quickly.
We trace faults in homes and businesses throughout these areas. Pick yours for local details.
Tell us what keeps tripping or what has stopped working, and we'll come out to find the cause with no call-out charge.