999
Fire, smoke or someone hurt
Get everyone out. Don't touch anyone still in contact with a live source.
Electrical problem? Make it safe, then get an electrician.
Tell us what's happening and where. We pass your job to local electricians who cover your postcode, and the ones who can help come back to you.
Free to post. No account. Your number only goes to electricians who can take the job.
Any hourPost a job at 3am, not just office hours
Covers your postcodeOnly electricians who work your area
You decideNo obligation to hire anyone
Free to postYou don't pay 24 Hour Electrician Near Me to send the job
Not every outage needs an electrician
The right number depends on what's wrong. Calling the right one first is quicker, and often free.
105
Power cut on your street
If neighbours are off too, it's the network, not your wiring. Free to call, any time.
0800 111 999
You smell gas
National Gas Emergency Service. Don't use switches near the smell.
Electrician
A fault inside your home
Only your property is affected, and something is tripping, burning, sparking or wet.
What our electricians do
Prices are agreed with the electrician you choose. We don't publish a fixed price.
Electrical repairs
PlannedAddress electrical repairs promptly when signs like burning smells, tripping circuits, or power loss appear.
Emergency electrician
Same dayAddress electrical emergencies swiftly by prioritising safety and reaching out to qualified professionals.
Rewiring
PlannedRewiring replaces outdated wiring with modern, safe systems suitable for today's electrical demands.
Sockets and switches
PlannedSockets and switches are vital for safely connecting devices and managing circuits in your home.
Consumer units and fuse boxes
PlannedConsumer units require regular inspection to ensure compliance with modern safety standards and efficient operation.
Lighting
PlannedLighting upgrades can dramatically improve your home's safety, efficiency, and ambience.
EICR and electrical testing
PlannedEnsure electrical safety by scheduling an EICR after significant work or when buying a home.
EV chargers
PlannedEnsure your home's electrical capacity can support an EV charger to avoid circuit overloads.
Kitchen and bathroom electrics
PlannedEnsure safety in kitchen and bathroom electrics by using dedicated circuits and moisture-resistant fittings.
Outdoor electrical
PlannedEnsuring safe and compliant outdoor electrical systems prevents hazards and enhances reliability.
Smart home
PlannedEnsure your smart home installation is compatible by first verifying wiring and network infrastructure.
Electrical installation
PlannedElectrical installation ensures a home's wiring and components are safe, efficient, and compliant with BS 7671.
How it works, and what we are
We're a matching service, not a contractor. We don't send someone ourselves or set the price. Electricians pay to receive jobs in their area. You never pay us to post.
Ask which competent person scheme they're on, and check the public register yourself.
Ask for proof of insurance before they start, and for a certificate on notifiable work.
Your number is only passed to firms who cover your postcode. It is not shown on a public page.
Describe the job
What's happening, what you've already tried, and your postcode.
Local electricians see it
Only firms that cover your postcode and do this kind of work.
They contact you
By phone or message, with availability and how they price the job.
You choose, or don't
Hire whoever fits. If nobody suits you, you're not committed to anything.
electrician services across the UK
Every town, city and county we cover is listed, with the full set of services in each place.
Common questions
Is it really free to post a job?
Yes. Tradespeople pay to receive jobs in their area. You only pay the person you hire, at the price you agree with them.
How quickly will someone respond at night?
It depends on your area and the time. Urgent jobs are flagged as urgent. If the situation is dangerous, make it safe first, and call 999 if there's fire or injury.
Who will see my phone number?
Only firms who cover your postcode and take this kind of job. Your details are not shown on a public page.
How do I know someone is qualified?
Ask which competent person scheme they're registered with and check that scheme's public register yourself. For notifiable work, ask for the certificate when the job is done.
Is a power cut a job for an emergency electrician?
Usually not. If your neighbours have lost power too, call 105. If it's only your home, check your consumer unit for a tripped switch before calling anyone.
Tell us what's wrong
One short form. Local electricians come back to you.