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When you require an electrical job carrying out which is situated in a workplace such as a warehouse, office or any other business premises, you need to take care over what electrician you use to carry out the job.

Unlike households, which falls under building regulation Part P, there are no regulations in the commercial sector. To some extend you are left with nothing more than your own judgement when it comes to selecting a commercial electrician to carry out the electrical work.

What to look for

Over the last two to three months we have been employing someone to drop leaflets door to door across our local area. This has proven to be quite a hit and we have been taking many more enquiries as a result. We would like to thank all new customers for giving us the opportunity to quote for and complete their electrical jobs, and also thanks to our leaflet deliverers for doing such a great job.   In case anyone has been annoyed at receiving our leaflet (we know that some people don't like or want free mailers), please accept our apologies.

We are currently working on a few ongoing projects.

• Installing a new inverter drive system for a large commercial ventilation project
• Wiring a barn conversion
• Installing electrical supplies, data cabling and fibre optics for a new comms room
• Wiring a refurbished commercial building which has been changed into flats
• We are working on a large garden landscaping project, providing lighting, outdoor sockets and supplies for outbuildings and a large pond
• 2 domestic rewires
• A l

This weekend, we have had one of our busiest with regard to callouts from new customers. With five in total, made up of two restaurants, two Landlords and a homeowner we have been kept busy and had some interesting issues to deal with.   The fist call came on Saturday around lunch time. A Chinese restaurant in Nottingham had suffered a fault within the kitchen general socket outlets circuit. The restaurant had customers booked in and most of the cooking appliances were plugged in to sockets on this circuit.

General

Most job prices should include testing and certification.

Electrical work is generally more straightforward in new houses where existing wiring and fittings already meet regulations. It can be more costly and time-consuming to carry out electrical work in older buildings.

Job: replace light fitting

Stator Electrical have recently been involved with several Chocolate Fountain repairs and some ongoing maintenance. We have changed belts, thermostats, switches also completed motor rewinds and replaced a faulty motor with a brand new unit. Having worked with many buffet style restaurants across Nottingham, Derby and The Midlands we now have an established supply chain with the manufacturer of the most common fountains in use - Buffet Enhancements International, Inc.

We have been using Kashflow Accounting Software (which can be found here http://kf.cm/UvGvcE ) for the last 10 months and can honestly say it has been fantastic for us. We use the software to monitor our project income and expenditure, and it allows us to easily run a report to show if we met our target profit margins.

Anyone who has ever had a problem with the electrics in their home or business would most likely admit that the first thing they do is panic, then probably worry about the costs of hiring an electrician to come and solve the problem.   This handy download, whilst not making anyone into an electrician, may just help you to protect yourself and your family from electric shock, and to safely reset the electricity supply, or check for small problems before calling out an electrician.   The download is accessed by entering your name and email address into this form: (We take your privacy seriously

We have been installing more LED lighting, this time in a Board Room, at an office in Chesterfield. [caption id="attachment_2786" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Modular 600mm Square LED Panel Light Fittings - Installed[/caption] This installation was a retrofit, direct replacement for the existing modular flu

If your fuses, circuit breakers or RCD's trip or operate and need to be reset regularly or even occasionally, this is often a sign of something more serious going on with your electrics. [gallery columns="4" ids="2775,2774,2772,2773"] Many householders and businesses think that the only reason for having circuit breakers as opposed to fuses is that it's easier to reset them if and when they trip.