Commercial Electrical Maintenance
Keep the electrical installation working properly
Commercial electrical systems are used differently from home installations and often support lighting, equipment, security and day-to-day operations for many people. Maintenance can address reported faults, damaged accessories, repeated problems and items identified during inspection. A planned approach also makes it easier to prioritise work and schedule it around the premises.
Remedial work after testing
Complete items identified in an electrical report and provide the appropriate confirmation for the work carried out.
Planned maintenance
Arrange checks, replacements and remedial work at suitable intervals rather than waiting for equipment to fail.
Reactive repairs
Investigate loss of power, damaged fittings, failed lighting and other reported electrical problems, then complete the agreed repair.
Commercial maintenance can include
The maintenance plan should reflect the building, equipment, operating conditions and faults previously recorded.
TRIED & TRUSTED FOR 16 YEARS
Lloyd Hubbard, owner of Hubbard Electrical, believes that the way you are on a job reflects the quality of the work you provide. That means an organised schedule, clear communication, safe and high-quality standards, a smart and tidy presence, and no cutting corners.
These are the traditional values we’ve held for 16 years and will continue to provide to all of our customers.
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Maintenance arranged around the business
Access requirements, isolations and the effect on staff or customers should be considered before work is booked. Where possible, related tasks can be grouped and scheduled together. Urgent safety concerns should be reported clearly so they can be assessed separately from routine maintenance.
Wrexham
Flintshire
Denbighshire
Conwy
Gwynedd
Isle of Anglesey
The Wirral
Cheshire
Commercial Electrical Maintenance across North Wales
Hubbard Electrical provides commercial electrical maintenance for businesses and commercial premises across North Wales. If you are unsure whether your property is within the service area, send the postcode and a short description of the work when you enquire.