Home & Garden Services
Home & Garden
Our great team of electricians can help you with any electrical repairs or installations for your garden and home. We have been trading for over 10 years and provide a prompt and reliable service to domestic customers in Bristol surrounding areas.
NICEIC Approved Installers
As NICEIC approved installers all of our work conforms to the current British Standard 7671 (The Wiring Regulations) and is Part ‘P’ compliant. Where certification is required, all testing and certification is included in our fixed quotes. All electrical testing including PAT testing, homebuyers and landlord surveys.
More Information
Please get in touch if you would like to find out more about our services or if you are experiencing an electrical problem. Call us on 0117 4034 023, email us at info@vectorelectricltd.co.uk or fill out the contact form below.
What we do in the home and garden
Full & Partial Rewires
Additional Sockets & Lighting
Consumer Unit Upgrades
Move & Install Lighting Fixtures
Electrics For Kitchen Remodelling
Electrics For Loft Conversion
Electrics For Extensions
Install Smoke, Heat & Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Installation Of SMART Appliances
Electrics installed for garages, sheds and out buildings
Garden Electrics, Lighting, External Sockets, Festoon Lighting
Electrics & Data Cabling for Home or Garden Offices
Common Electrical Problems In Homes
Electricity Tripping Out
Do you find you are constantly resetting your circuit breakers; our team are experts in fault finding and diagnosis. If a circuit often trips it can be a sign that there is a problem with the wiring or with a connected appliance.
Flickering Lights And Blown Bulbs
This can be a sign of faulty wiring or loose connection issues. In our experience it pays to buy good quality bulbs, as cheaper ones tend not to last as long.
If you receive a shock of any size from metal switches or sockets then get in contact immediately. It may be a problem with a loose wire, an earthing issue or in some older properties a complete lack of earth.
Sockets or Switches That Produce a Spark
Have you ever noticed a spark when switching on a switch or socket? This can be an early sign of a worn accessory and if left unchecked can lead to an electric shock.