Electrician
Nick Hill Electrical
Trust score
62out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volumeLow · 17
Source diversity1 source
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Verified electrician in Llantrisant Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan.
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What customers say
5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Excellent electrician, extremely knowledgeable, professional and helpful, had a new consumer unit and Tesla EV charger installed. He advised on other minor works that needed doing which we also had completed and all thoroughly tested and certified. This is our second job now and we wouldn’t use anyone else. Highly recommended!"
"Nick has undertaken a series of smaller jobs now as part of a large ongoing project in my house, including a partial re-wire for a new kitchen, installation of new lights in several rooms and discrete emergency lighting upstairs, downstairs, and near the consumer unit. Nick has always turned up when expected, is trustworthy, friendly and approachable, and always tries to offer practical solutions to problems encountered along the way (of which there have been several in my house). I wouldn't trust anyone else to be let loose on the electrics in my house now, nor can I recommend him enough."
"Nick did an excellent job installing our Ev charger. He came in with the best quote that I had. Very polite and efficient, installed the app on my phone for me and fully explained how to use it before he left. Would highly recommend and would definitely use again. Thanks Nick."
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Excellent electrician, extremely knowledgeable, professional and helpful, had a new consumer unit and Tesla EV charger installed. He advised on other minor works that needed doing which we also had completed and all thoroughly tested and certified. This is our second job now and we wouldn’t use anyone else. Highly recommended!
Nick has undertaken a series of smaller jobs now as part of a large ongoing project in my house, including a partial re-wire for a new kitchen, installation of new lights in several rooms and discrete emergency lighting upstairs, downstairs, and near the consumer unit. Nick has always turned up when expected, is trustworthy, friendly and approachable, and always tries to offer practical solutions to problems encountered along the way (of which there have been several in my house). I wouldn't trust anyone else to be let loose on the electrics in my house now, nor can I recommend him enough.
Nick did an excellent job installing our Ev charger. He came in with the best quote that I had. Very polite and efficient, installed the app on my phone for me and fully explained how to use it before he left. Would highly recommend and would definitely use again. Thanks Nick.
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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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