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Our team of technicians is ready to handle any form of electrical emergency. No matter the time of day, if you need help with an electrical problem, call us and we will get there right away. Available 24/7 for emergency electrical services MTM ELECTRICIANS is a leading London-based electrical services company serving commercial and residential clients. We use highly experienced tradespeople who deliver exceptional service in a timely and courteous fashion. On call 24/7 for both planned refurbishment and emergency maintenance tasks.
2nd Floor, 13 John Prince's St, London, W1G 0JR, London, United Kingdom
I had no electricity for 3 days. 4 electricians came, but could not identify the problem. Finally, I called MTM. They were able to identify the issue and my electricity was restored. Excellent service.
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