Electrician · Chatham, Kent
Electricians in Chatham
NAPIT registered electrical work across Chatham — homes, businesses and industry, every job certified to BS 7671 and backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty.
Chatham's mix of historic dockyard housing, newer waterfront developments and commercial premises keeps our work varied. We cover the town centre, Walderslade and Luton for homes, businesses and landlords across the Medway area.
Older Chatham properties frequently need rewires and consumer unit upgrades to meet current BS 7671 regulations, while the newer builds tend to want extra circuits and EV points.
Coverage
Chatham& surrounding area
Postcodes ME4 / ME5
Based in Sittingbourne, we cover Chatham regularly. Free site visits and rough quotes by phone — call 07825 333341.
“Gary was professional, polite, and fit us in earlier than I expected. He did a great job — would highly recommend and will definitely be using him again in the future.”
“Gary was so good and very clean and tidy — he got the job done at a really good price.”
Electrician in Chatham — your questions
What areas do you cover?
We're based in Kent and cover the surrounding areas, including most of London. We regularly work in places like Maidstone, Canterbury, Ashford, Dartford, and South East London.
Can I get a quotation over the phone?
A rough quote may be possible over the phone, but we prefer to visit in person to provide an accurate price and to discuss your needs and expectations.
What methods of payment do you accept?
We prefer payment by bank transfer (BACs), but on-site we accept all major credit/debit cards and cash. We don't take payments over the phone.
Do you provide a warranty for your parts and work?
Yes — all supplied parts come with a 1-year warranty (plus any manufacturer warranties), and our workmanship is backed by a 10-year NAPIT guarantee.
What is an EICR?
An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a thorough inspection of your home's electrical system. A certified electrician will check the wiring, fuse board, and other electrical components to ensure safety and legal compliance. Any issues are categorised as C1 (danger), C2 (potential danger) or C3 (improvement recommended) — and a passing inspection results in an EICR certificate.