Over 10 Years of Electrical Services Expertise
Commercial Works Services for Businesses in Herts, Beds and Bucks
From planning to completion, our commercial works expertise and tailored approach keep your project on schedule, within budget and running smoothly.
What are Commercial Works?
Commercial works cover the design, installation, testing and maintenance of electrical systems in business premises. We provide services ranging from power and lighting installations to EV charging and compliance checks, helping businesses keep their premises safe, efficient and ready to meet changing operational needs.
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Our Commercial Works Services
Our commercial electrical services give businesses across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire an experienced team for installations, lighting upgrades, compliance testing, remedial work, maintenance and fault finding.
As an NICEIC-approved contractor operating since 2013, we plan work around your operations, helping keep your premises safe, compliant and running efficiently. From initial planning to final testing, we provide clear schedules, agreed budgets and practical solutions tailored to your premises, with regular communication to keep you informed throughout your project.
Expert Design & Installation
Our experienced engineers design and deliver commercial electrical works tailored to your premises, operational needs, and future plans.
High Standards Throughout
From initial assessment to final testing, we prioritise safety, quality workmanship, and compliance with relevant electrical regulations.
Minimal Disruption & Ongoing Support
We plan work around your business to minimise downtime, with ongoing maintenance and support to keep your electrical systems operating reliably.
Areas We Serve
Our electrical services company is based in Letchworth. Our team provides commercial works solutions for businesses and commercial premises across the South East.
Commercial Works FAQ's
Find answers to some of the most common questions about our commercial works and services at Electrassure. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact our team for further assistance.
Our commercial works service covers design, installation, upgrades, maintenance and repairs for business premises. From lighting and rewiring to fault finding and compliance testing, we tailor our services to your building and everyday operational requirements.
The cost of commercial works depends on the size of your premises, the condition of existing systems and your project requirements. Contact our team to discuss your needs and arrange a site assessment for a tailored quotation.
Yes, our commercial works service includes testing and compliance checks, covering fixed wire testing, EICR inspections and emergency lighting checks. Our engineers identify faults, recommend improvements and complete remedial work to help keep your premises safe.
The time needed for a commercial works upgrade depends on your premises, project scope and site access. Our team can discuss scheduling around your operating hours to minimise disruption and keep your business running smoothly.
Many commercial works can be planned around your opening hours, with tasks scheduled in stages to reduce disruption. We discuss access requirements and any necessary downtime beforehand, helping you plan how your business will operate during the project.
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