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Electrical Contractors based in Peterborough Domestic | Commercial | Industrial | EICR | Solar Panels | Fuse Boards | Home Automation | Emergencies
Unit 4, Varity Park, PE1 5GU, Peterborough, United Kingdom
Have used this company twice recently for internal and external electrical work and found them to be very efficient and reliable . Matthew kept me fully up to date with expected dates re the works etc and would highly recommended
Thank you for a job well done. It all went well form start to finish. The staff were all very polite and efficient.
As a local construction company we only use Tom and his team to complete our subcontracted electrical work. Excellent service, highly skilled and efficient workforce.
Will always recommend and never look to out source our electrical works elsewhere.
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