Electrical work that keeps business moving.
Shops, offices, workshops, salons, cafés and rental portfolios across Edinburgh, West Lothian, Glasgow and Central Scotland. Installations and maintenance done around your trading hours — not ours.
From fit-outs to fault finding.
- Fit-outs & refurbishments — power, lighting and data for new units, refits and expansions.
- Commercial lighting — energy-efficient LED upgrades, display lighting, exterior and signage supplies.
- Emergency lighting — installation and periodic testing to keep you compliant.
- Distribution boards — upgrades, additional circuits and load balancing as your business grows.
- EICR & compliance testing — inspection reports and remedials for premises, insurers and landlords.
- Planned maintenance — regular visits that catch problems before they stop trade.
- Reactive repairs — fast fault finding when something stops working, with 24/7 emergency cover.
- Workplace EV charging — charge points for staff and customers — see EV installation.
Downtime costs you money. So we don't cause any.
Fifteen years of commercial work has taught us to plan around your busiest hours, communicate clearly, and get it right the first visit. Evening and weekend scheduling is standard, not a favour.
- Out-of-hours and weekend work to protect trading time.
- Clear quotes and honest timescales before work starts.
- Paperwork sorted — certificates and reports for insurers and agents.
- One number to call for everything electrical, across the Central Belt.
Commercial work, answered.
Can you work outside business hours?
Yes. We regularly schedule commercial work for evenings and weekends so your business isn't disrupted during trading hours.
Do you handle compliance and certificates?
Yes — we carry out EICR inspections, emergency lighting checks and remedial work, and provide the documentation you need for insurers and landlords.
One-off jobs or ongoing maintenance?
Both. Whether it's a single fault, a shop fit-out or a regular maintenance arrangement, we'll quote clearly and turn up when we say we will.