Electrician

TLDR If your RCD (Residual Current Device) won’t reset or keeps tripping, the most likely cause is a faulty appliance on the affected circuit. Unplug everything, reset the RCD, then reconnect appliances one at a time until it trips again, that appliance is the fault. This post covers five checks you can safely carry out […]

A landlord EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) for a typical Liverpool two or three bed costs £140 to £220 plus VAT and is valid for five years.

An EICR uses four codes. C1 is danger present, isolated on the day. C2 is potentially dangerous, urgent fix required.

Every licensed Liverpool HMO needs a satisfactory EICR every five years as the statutory minimum, with most HMO licence schedules also requiring annual visua…

Smart home technology is no longer something you only see in high-end properties or futuristic concepts—it’s quickly becoming part of everyday life across Liverpool. From first-time buyers upgrading older homes to landlords improving rental properties, more people are investing in smarter, more efficient living spaces. A big part of this shift is the need to

An EICR is not legally required to sell a Liverpool home, but increasingly your buyer’s solicitor will ask for one before completion, particularly for proper…

A typical Liverpool EICR costs £140 to £220 plus VAT for a single-let two or three bed in 2026, £280 to £420 plus VAT for a five-bed HMO, and £200 plus VAT u…

Electrical faults can strike without warning, threatening the safety of your family, employees, and property. Whether it’s a sudden blackout, sparks flying from an outlet, or your circuit breaker repeatedly tripping, these emergencies require calm, immediate action. Understanding how to respond before professional help arrives can mean the difference between a minor inconvenience and a