Electrician
Neil Wolstenholme Electrical Services
Trust score
56out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volumeLow · 5
Source diversity1 source
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Verified electrician in Poulton le Fylde, Lancashire.
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What customers say
5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Neil was fantastic! On time, friendly and helpful and a reasonable cost for the job. Thank you."
"Neil installed 4 new sockets & light switch. He was very reliable & did a very good job."
"Excellent communication & very reliable. Perfect outcome."
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Neil was fantastic! On time, friendly and helpful and a reasonable cost for the job. Thank you.
Neil installed 4 new sockets & light switch. He was very reliable & did a very good job.
Excellent communication & very reliable. Perfect outcome.
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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.
Ask to see a portfolio of completed work like yours, plus recent references you can contact.
Check the credentials and registrations that matter for this work — and that they are current.
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