Electrician
London Electric Lighting
Trust score
79out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volume277
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Verified electrician in Westerham, Kent.
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5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Had a quick little call-out, attended by Paul. Very helpful and personable. Identified the fault immediately, fixed it in a few minutes. No flannel, no fuss. None of the nonsense "upselling" of work that you often get. Paid him the sum agreed in advance. Credit to himself and his company."
"It was a pleasure to have Oaul on site .My problem occurred on a Sunday and I was most impressed that Paul phoned me to reassure me that the problem could be rectified . He arrived on the Monday ( having phoned me to say he was on his way) and spent nearly two hours tracing a couple of short circuits showing great patience and demonstrating his great knowledge . Having resolved tge issue he tidied up in a professional manner and left the site in a very tidy condition . Not a job I would like to have attempted myself"
"Paul was a pleasure to have on site.He phoned me to reassure me on a Sunday when I first encountered the problem . He then rung me on Monday to inform me he was in his way . Using his vast experience he worked out where my circuit was shorting and resolved the situation. I would certainly not wanted to attempt this job myself .Paul’s knowledge and experience was invaluable ."
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Had a quick little call-out, attended by Paul. Very helpful and personable. Identified the fault immediately, fixed it in a few minutes. No flannel, no fuss. None of the nonsense "upselling" of work that you often get. Paid him the sum agreed in advance. Credit to himself and his company.
It was a pleasure to have Oaul on site .My problem occurred on a Sunday and I was most impressed that Paul phoned me to reassure me that the problem could be rectified . He arrived on the Monday ( having phoned me to say he was on his way) and spent nearly two hours tracing a couple of short circuits showing great patience and demonstrating his great knowledge . Having resolved tge issue he tidied up in a professional manner and left the site in a very tidy condition . Not a job I would like to have attempted myself
Paul was a pleasure to have on site.He phoned me to reassure me on a Sunday when I first encountered the problem . He then rung me on Monday to inform me he was in his way . Using his vast experience he worked out where my circuit was shorting and resolved the situation. I would certainly not wanted to attempt this job myself .Paul’s knowledge and experience was invaluable .
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Local context
Rated 5.0★ — in line with the local average for electricians in Westerham
Across 6 rated electricians in Westerham, the typical rating is 5.0★. We compare against the same businesses a homeowner would find searching for this trade locally.
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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.
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