Electrician
Wade electrical
Trust score
65out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volumeLow · 22
Source diversity1 source
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Verified electrician in Thurcroft Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
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What the public record says
5.0out of 5
Highlights
"After first contact, Terry came out within two days and surveyed the job, was full of knowledge on EV charger installs, and gave me confidence he'd do a good job, a price was agreed, which cam down by £30 as Terry was able to source cheaper materials. After confirming booking, Terry came out 3 days later and fitted my ev charger in 2.5hrs, he fitted on it own dedicated line, and board. All has been completed to a high standard and works perfectly, couldn't be happier with the job Terry has done. Also a very friendly and approachable person, will definitely be using Wade Electrical again."
"Today Terry come out to put a certificate on our electrics as we are selling the house and the buyer wants a certificate. Terry was very professional and I would highly recommend him to anybody. I will definitely be using him in the future."
"Terry is a really an honest person. He knew that his advise may lose him this job but he gave an honest opinion and made me realise that keeping the warranty for the equipment would be ideal. My manufacturer told me that if I relocate the charger i would lose the warrenty of the equipment and Terry said he would rather lose this job than see me be in trouble due to issue in the equipment in six months down the line. So hats off to his Honesty. Although he has not completed any works for me (this job would have been first time me using him), he would be my goto electrician from now onwards."
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After first contact, Terry came out within two days and surveyed the job, was full of knowledge on EV charger installs, and gave me confidence he'd do a good job, a price was agreed, which cam down by £30 as Terry was able to source cheaper materials. After confirming booking, Terry came out 3 days later and fitted my ev charger in 2.5hrs, he fitted on it own dedicated line, and board. All has been completed to a high standard and works perfectly, couldn't be happier with the job Terry has done. Also a very friendly and approachable person, will definitely be using Wade Electrical again.
Today Terry come out to put a certificate on our electrics as we are selling the house and the buyer wants a certificate. Terry was very professional and I would highly recommend him to anybody. I will definitely be using him in the future.
Terry is a really an honest person. He knew that his advise may lose him this job but he gave an honest opinion and made me realise that keeping the warranty for the equipment would be ideal. My manufacturer told me that if I relocate the charger i would lose the warrenty of the equipment and Terry said he would rather lose this job than see me be in trouble due to issue in the equipment in six months down the line. So hats off to his Honesty. Although he has not completed any works for me (this job would have been first time me using him), he would be my goto electrician from now onwards.
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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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