Electrical installation work

Electricians in Cornwall and Devon.

Electrical Installation & Contracting.

From a consumer unit change to three-phase distribution, the same standard applies. NICEIC registered, so our electrical work is assessed by the body that sets the rules.

Electrical work splits into two jobs, putting a system in and keeping it working. For homeowners that means rewires, new circuits, extra sockets and fault finding. For commercial and industrial sites it means designing and installing single and three-phase LV systems, wiring control panels and keeping process machinery running.

Who this service is for

Domestic / Commercial / Industrial

  • Property rewiring and general electrical
  • New installations and additional circuits
  • Fault finding and rectification
  • Design and installation of single and three-phase LV systems
  • Control panel wiring, MCC panels and switchgear
  • Manufacturing and process machinery fault repairs
  • CCTV and security systems
  • Maintenance and repairs
  • Electrical Installation Condition Reports
  • PAT testing
A row of circuit breakers

Electrical Installation & Contracting, across Cornwall and Devon.

Why choose us

Working with GM Services

  • NICEIC registered, and assessed against the standard by NICEIC

  • Domestic and industrial capability in the same team, from house rewires to MCC panels

  • Certification issued with every job

    You get the paperwork at handover.

  • 24-hour fault call-out across Cornwall and Devon on 07879 234479

How we work

  1. 01

    Get in touch

    Call the office on 01726 821 559, or 07879 234479 out of hours. You can also enquire from the contact page at any time.

  2. 02

    Free survey or quote

    We look at the job, tell you what it needs and price it. No obligation.

  3. 03

    Works carried out

    Directly employed engineers on our core trades. Clear dates and tidy sites.

  4. 04

    Certification and aftercare

    The paperwork the job requires, and a number to call if anything changes.

The Cornish coast

We cover Cornwall and Devon

  • St Austell
  • Truro
  • Newquay
  • Bodmin
  • Wadebridge
  • St Columb Major
  • Roche
  • Liskeard
  • Falmouth
  • Helston
  • Launceston
  • Saltash
  • Plymouth
  • Exeter

Industrial and specialist work, coded welding, steam plant and gas purging, extends further across the South West.

Common questions

Before you call

How much does a rewire cost in Cornwall?

It depends on the size of the property, the condition of the existing installation and whether you are living there while we work. We survey the property and give you a written quote before anything starts.

Do I need a NICEIC registered electrician?

For most domestic work you need someone competent to self-certify under Part P of the Building Regulations, and NICEIC registration is how that competence is demonstrated. For commercial and industrial work it is what your insurer and your auditor will ask about.

How long does a house rewire take?

Five to ten working days for a typical three-bedroom house, depending on access and whether you are living there. Occupied rewires take longer because we work room by room and restore power each evening.

Why does my consumer unit keep tripping?

Usually a fault that only appears under load, which is why the board resets and then trips again later. Finding it means testing the circuits properly rather than looking for an obvious broken wire.

Can you install a three-phase supply for commercial premises?

We design and install three-phase LV systems, control panels, MCC panels and switchgear. The supply upgrade itself comes from the distribution network operator, and we handle everything from the incoming point onward.

Do you install CCTV and security systems?

Yes, as part of general electrical work rather than as a separate security contract. Cameras, external lighting and the power and data they need, installed and certificated alongside the rest of the electrical installation.

Accredited by:

  • ISO 9001:2015
A commercial plant room

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