
Electrical fault finding in Monmouth for power that keeps tripping, dead sockets and flickering lights. We test circuit by circuit to find the real cause, with no call-out charge.

An RCD or breaker that trips, sockets or lights that stop working, flickering, buzzing from switches, or a tingle when you touch an appliance. Faults can come and go, so note when it happens and what was switched on. That detail helps us find it faster.
We start by narrowing the fault to one circuit, then test that circuit's wiring, connections and insulation with specialist meters. Plug-in appliances are checked too, as a faulty kettle or outdoor socket is often the cause. Testing like this finds the real problem instead of guessing.
Some faults are hidden under floors, behind plaster or in damp outside cables. These can take longer to find, and we'll keep you updated as we go. If we need to lift a floorboard or open up a wall, we'll explain why and agree it with you first.
Before we visit, we ask what's happening, when it started and whether anything new has been fitted. On the day, we check the consumer unit, find which circuit is affected and work through it with test equipment until the cause shows up.
Once we've found the fault, we explain it in plain words and tell you what the repair involves and costs before doing it. After the repair, we test the circuit again to prove it's safe and give you a certificate for the work.
Ring us or send a few details about the job. We aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
We come and look at the work, then give you a free quote with no obligation to go ahead.
We finish the job, test every circuit we've worked on and leave you with the right certificate.
It depends on how long the fault takes to find. Some show up in minutes, while hidden faults can take longer to trace. There's no call-out charge, we keep you updated as we work, and we price the repair before doing it so you can decide.
Usually because something on that circuit is leaking current to earth. Common causes are a faulty appliance, water in an outdoor socket or light, a damaged cable or an old immersion heater. If unplugging everything doesn't stop it, the fault is in the wiring and needs testing.
Yes, although intermittent faults can take longer. It helps if you note when it happens, the weather and what was switched on. We test the suspect circuits and check for loose connections, which are a common cause of faults that come and go.
Yes, once. Unplug the appliances on that circuit first, then reset it. If it trips again straight away, or you notice a burning smell, heat or scorch marks, leave it off and call an electrician. Resetting a breaker over and over can hide a fault that needs fixing.
We find and fix electrical faults in homes and businesses across these areas.
Tell us what keeps tripping or what's stopped working, and we'll come out with no call-out charge.