Electrician in Pinner

Whether you need a straightforward EICR certificate for a rental property, a new consumer unit, an EV charger for your driveway, or an emergency call-out, I'll give you a fixed price upfront and turn up when I say I will. No call centres, no subcontractors — it's always me, Tom.

All work is carried out to the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations and certified through NAPIT (Registration No. 81930), so your landlord certificates and building control notifications are handled properly.

Pinner has a distinctive mix of property types that I know well. The streets around Pinner High Street and Church Lane are lined with Victorian and Edwardian terraces — properties that often have older wiring installations and benefit from a full EICR or consumer unit upgrade. Further out towards Pinner Hill and Moss Lane, you'll find larger 1930s and post-war detached homes, many of which are being fitted with EV chargers as their owners switch to electric vehicles. I've installed chargers on driveways throughout HA5 and know the local DNO requirements inside out.

Pinner is also a conservation area in parts, particularly around the Village and Nower Hill. Running cables and installing consumer units in period properties requires care and experience — I'll always discuss the neatest routing options with you before starting work. The annual Pinner Fair on the High Street is a reminder of how much the community values the area's character, and I take the same pride in keeping my work tidy and unobtrusive.

For landlords with properties in HA5, I offer fixed-price EICR packages and can often batch multiple inspections on the same day — especially useful if you have several properties in the Pinner Green, Eastcote Road or Rayners Lane postcodes. Certificates are issued digitally the same day and accepted by all Harrow and Hillingdon letting agents. Book that test on the Pinner EICR page. A let property can also be booked on the Pinner landlord page. A rewire in a Victorian or 1930s HA5 house is booked on the Pinner rewire page, and a fuse board change is on the consumer unit page, from £500. Harrow has its own EICR page and its own consumer unit page if the property is HA1, HA2 or HA3 rather than HA5.