Broadway
We serve homes and businesses in Broadway with electrical work, heating repairs and upgrades, and renewable energy installations.
An older home in Broadway may have an ageing consumer unit, an oil or LPG boiler, or wiring that has been altered over several decades. We trace faults, repair electrical systems, replace consumer units and carry out rewires where the existing installation no longer meets the demands of the property. An EICR gives landlords and buyers a clear record of the installation’s condition.
If the heating is unreliable, we diagnose the boiler, controls, radiators and pipework before recommending replacement. OFTEC registration covers oil-fired systems, while Gas Safe registration covers work on gas boilers. That distinction matters for properties away from the mains gas network, where the fuel type and existing system affect the right choice.
For a planned move away from fossil fuel heating, we assess heat loss, radiator sizes, insulation, pipework and the available space before discussing an air source heat pump. We can also plan solar panels, battery storage and EV charging around the way the home uses electricity. MCS certification means we can make a Boiler Upgrade Scheme application on your behalf where the installation qualifies, and the system can be eligible for the Smart Export Guarantee.
Electrical and heating work is carried out by directly employed engineers, so the people assessing the property are part of the team completing the work. You receive a written quotation before anything starts, with the work explained in plain terms and no surprise charges. NICEIC electrical certification and the relevant heating or renewable accreditation provide the paperwork needed for compliance, sale or grant applications.
For landlords, letting agents and property managers, we provide the inspection, repair and certification needed to keep a property compliant. We leave the installation tidy and give you the documents that show what was checked and what work was completed.
Many Broadway homes have parking away from the main building, beside a garage or outbuilding. That makes the cable route and the existing electrical supply important before an EV charger is chosen.
We check the installation, measure the route and plan the charger position around how you park. If the supply or consumer unit needs work, we explain that before installation begins. The finished charge point is tested, certified and left ready for everyday use.