Paul Hunt Electrical Installations

This is endorsed by the fact that Paul Hunt Electrical customers come back time and time again - they know they will receive an expert service that is reliable, friendly and comprehensive. Paul Hunt Electrical have a team of highly skilled electricians who can provide a wide range of electrical services to domestic, commercial and industrial premises.

Our team of commercial electrical contractors have extensive experience in dealing with all aspects of Industrial Installations. We understand the pressures facing any business when carrying out refurbishment work. Our team works efficiently and ensures you are kept up-to-date with the project whilst carrying on as usual. Our registered contractors have extensive experience in all manner of industrial and commercial electrical environments. Whether it's a car showroom, school, factory or property development, we are fully prepared for the task.

Firstly, and most importantly, you and your family should feel safe in your home. Paul Hunt Electrical Installations work with you to determine what options for security lighting are best for you. Our electricians support you with the design of your security lighting. Therefore, we can ensure that it is ascetically pleasing with strategic placement. Furthermore, we ensure that the installations are safe, discreet and free from visable cabling. Spotlights are a useful fixture at the back entrances of your property or in areas which lack visibility.

Whether you are making home improvements or a landlord of a property, electrics are an essential consideration for safety and legal reasons. Firstly, the safety of you and your family is paramount. It is important to ensure you are free from electrical hazards and reduce the risk of any potential electrical dangers. Since 2005, all domestic electrical work must comply with part 'P' of Building Regulations. Part ‘P' refers to legislation that ensures domestic electrics meet with current health and safety requirements.

With a range of designs and features, you can choose the right landscape lighting to suit your needs. Whether you are looking to add a focal point to your garden or increase the security around your property. With our team of highly experienced and qualified electricians, we deliver your visions of the perfect outside living. We work with you to ensure we understand your project, offering advice on the latest developments in landscape lighting. Our electricians support you from design to installation, maintenance and repairs.

At Paul Hunt Electrical Installations, we appreciate that time is a valuable resource. Your business is only effective if it is fully operative. Electrical works and maintenance can be inconvenient and the downtime can be costly. Maintenance in old buildings can be especially disruptive to ensure that you meet with current regulations. Installations involving asbestos significantly complicates the process for any owner. Therefore, it's important to choose your contractors wisely. Paul Hunt's electricians are fully prepared for all circumstances and fully trained to deal with any type of installation.

Smoke detectors sense smoke and sound an alarm to indicate a potential fire. By detecting smoke, sooner rather than later, they provide an invaluable warning against danger and give you essential time to act. However, it is essential to ensure that you install smoke detectors correctly and they are always working. Originally, most fire alarms were Heat Detectors, rather than Smoke Detectors. A Heat Detector is insensitive to smoke but will detect the increase in temperature when there is a fire.

Firstly, if your home pre-dates the 1960's, your lighting installations are likely out of date and not fit for purpose. Domestic lighting circuits did not have Earthing until 1967. Earthing is necessary to prevent shocks and fire hazards, providing a path to automatically disconnect dangerous currents. Since 2005, all domestic electrical work must comply with part 'P' of Building Regulations. In order to comply, all electrical work, including hard-wired lighting, must be carried out or tested by registered professionals.