Commercial electrician for sites that stay open
A commercial electrician job is defined work on a live site: a board change, a shop-floor circuit, a landlord supply, or a fault that has to be made safe.
What this commercial job is
We plan isolation so neighbouring tenants are not taken off supply by accident. Metering boundaries are identified before we alter a riser.
Certification follows the work. We do not leave an undocumented alteration because the shop had to reopen.
Wider topic guide: Commercial electrician guide.
On the visit
- ✓ Scope agreed before attendance
- ✓ Isolation planned around trade
- ✓ Landlord and tenant supplies kept distinct
- ✓ Certification for the work completed
Questions facilities teams ask
Can you add sockets in a trading shop?
Yes. We agree a window so customers are not standing in an open floor box.
Do you split landlord and tenant supplies?
We identify them. We do not alter a neighbour's supply without authority.
Is emergency lighting included automatically?
Only when it is in the scope. Otherwise it is its own job.
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Quote Commercial electrician
Tell us the building, the kit you already have, and whether this is a one-off or a portfolio round. We price after that scope — not from a national grid.