ElectricianPublic profile
International Appliances
Trust score
85out of 100
Rating4.8★
Review volume168
Source diversity3 sources
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Verified appliance services / repair in Edinburgh.
Reviews · public evidence
What the public record says
4.8out of 5
Highlights
"Quick response and work done same day"
"Very friendly, did the job quickly and efficiently and even offered to fix something else for me that he noticed, very professional, would highly recommend."
"Excellent service from Zac who was so helpful, friendly and fixed the dishwasher! Thank you so much"
Detailed reviews
Very friendly, did the job quickly and efficiently and even offered to fix something else for me that he noticed, very professional, would highly recommend.
Quick response and work done same day
Excellent service from Zac who was so helpful, friendly and fixed the dishwasher! Thank you so much
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Electrical work in homes in England & Wales should be done by a registered competent person who can self-certify it meets the Part P safety rules. Check they're on the official register.
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✓Rating: 4.8★
✓Review volume: 168
✓Source diversity: 3 sources
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Before you hire an electrician
In England and Wales, notifiable electrical work (new circuits, a consumer unit, anything in a bathroom or kitchen) must by law be signed off under Part P of the Building Regulations — confirm they will handle that.
Prefer an electrician registered with a government-approved competent-person scheme (NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA) so they can self-certify the work meets the wiring regulations.
Insist on the Electrical Installation Certificate (or Minor Works Certificate) when the job is done — it is your proof the work is safe and compliant, and you will need it if you ever sell.
Look for consistent reviews across several named platforms, not one polished profile.
Check any verified credentials, and that the business details independently check out.
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