Property Maintenance
Commercial & Domestic Electrical Services
Guardian Edge carries out electrical installation, repair, testing and remedial work across the UK to BS 7671 — consumer unit and distribution board replacement, rewiring, lighting, power, fault finding and remedial works following an EICR — with certification issued and notifiable work registered.
Certified work, notified where it must be, evidenced every time.
Who this is for
- Landlords and managing agents with remedial works to close
- Facilities managers maintaining commercial installations
- Businesses fitting out or reconfiguring premises
- Housing providers with stock-wide electrical programmes
Problems it solves
- An EICR has returned C1 and C2 codes and nothing has been actioned
- The consumer unit is a rewireable fuse board with no RCD protection
- Circuits trip intermittently and nobody has found the cause
- Additions have been made over the years with no certification
- There are no records of the installation at all
What Guardian Edge provides
Our electrical services scope
What we provide
- Full and partial rewiring
- Consumer unit and distribution board replacement
- Lighting design, installation and LED upgrades
- Power distribution, small power and containment
- Fault finding and intermittent fault diagnosis
- EICR remedial works, coded and closed out
- EV charge point installation
- Certification — EIC, MEIWC and Building Regulations notification where required
Typical scope
- Domestic, residential block, commercial, retail and industrial installations
- Single-phase and three-phase systems
- Occupied buildings worked in phases to keep supplies live
Before we price anything
Inspection & survey process
- 01
Establish the installation's condition
Existing certification, board condition, protective device provision and earthing arrangement.
- 02
Code and prioritise
C1 items are danger present and are made safe immediately. C2 is potentially dangerous and needs programming. C3 is improvement recommended — we will say when it is genuinely worth doing.
On site
How the work is delivered
- 01
Programme agreed
Including planned outages and any works needing to be out of hours.
- 02
Works completed
By qualified electricians, with circuits proven and safe isolation maintained.
- 03
Tested and certificated
Installation certificate or minor works certificate issued, and notifiable work registered.
Compliance
What the rules actually require
- BS 7671 (the IET Wiring Regulations) is the recognised standard for electrical installation work in the UK. It is not itself law, but compliance with it is the usual way of demonstrating that statutory duties have been met.
- The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 place a duty to maintain electrical systems so as to prevent danger — this applies to workplaces regardless of tenure.
- In England and Wales, certain electrical work in dwellings is notifiable under Part P of the Building Regulations, and must be registered with a competent person scheme or notified to building control.
- In England, private rented properties must have an EICR at least every five years, with C1 and C2 remedial work completed within 28 days or sooner if specified.
Standards & legislation
These are not all the same kind of obligation, and we do not present them as if they were. A statutory duty is law. A British Standard is the recognised way of demonstrating you have met one. Guidance and our own recommendations are neither.
- British StandardBS 7671
Requirements for Electrical Installations (IET Wiring Regulations)
The recognised UK standard for the design, installation, inspection and testing of electrical installations.
- Legal requirementElectricity at Work Regulations 1989
Duty to maintain electrical systems
Requires electrical systems to be constructed and maintained so far as reasonably practicable to prevent danger.
Read the primary source → - Legal requirementBuilding Regulations Part P
Electrical safety in dwellings
Certain electrical work in dwellings in England and Wales is notifiable and must be certified accordingly.
Ongoing support
Planned, reactive and multi-site.
Most providers do one of these well. The value of a single provider is that the schedule, the emergency and the portfolio all sit in the same place.
Planned maintenance
- Periodic inspection and testing on the correct cycle for the installation type
- LED and efficiency upgrade programmes
- Board and protective device replacement planned against age and condition
Reactive support
- 24-hour attendance for loss of supply and dangerous faults
- Fault finding on intermittent and hard-to-trace problems
Multi-site & national portfolios
- One electrical contractor across every site and every region
- Consistent certification held in a single register
Procurement, simplified
What happens next?
- 01
Tell us what you need
One form, one call or one email. A photograph or an existing report is enough to start.
- 02
We assess the requirement
We confirm scope, access, and whether a site survey is needed before anything is priced.
- 03
You receive a clear quotation
Itemised, with what is included and what is not. No provisional sums that move later.
- 04
We arrange attendance
A confirmed date and window, with the engineer or trade named in advance.
- 05
Works are completed
Carried out by directly managed engineers or vetted specialist subcontractors.
- 06
Evidence is supplied
Certification, test records and photographic evidence where the work calls for it.
Related work
Projects involving this service
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Lighting replacement programme
The homeowner was immediately satisfied with the outcome. The room was brighter, safer, and more comfortable to use. The sealed fitting reduced the risk of dust and wear, while the energy-efficient LED helped lower ongoing energy costs. From a compliance perspective, the installation met all UK standards, giving the property owner peace of mind. The project highlighted how something as simple as a missing light fitting can be transformed into an opportunity for improvement.
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Light Fitting Replacement
The results were immediate and measurable. The homeowner noticed a brighter, more comfortable living space, with lighting that supported both daily routines and overall safety. The upgrade also reduced ongoing energy consumption, helping to cut household bills. By replacing the old fluorescent unit with a modern LED fitting, we provided a solution that was not only more reliable but also more sustainable. The project demonstrated how a simple fluorescent light replacement can make a big difference to both comfort and efficiency in a home.
Related services
Sectors we support
Other disciplines
Locations covered
- Aberdeen City
- Aberdeenshire
- Angus
- Antrim and Newtownabbey
- Ards and North Down
- Argyll and Bute
- Armagh City Banbridge and Craigavon
- Barnsley
- Bath and North East Somerset
- Bedford
- Blackburn with Darwen
- Blackpool
- Blaenau Gwent
- Borough of Bolton
- Borough of Bury
- Borough of Halton
- Borough of Oldham
- Borough of Rochdale
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Get a quotation for electrical services.
One form, one call or one email. A photograph or an existing report is enough for us to start — and we will tell you plainly whether a site survey is needed before anything is priced.