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Berry Electrical Ltd

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About from company website

Established in 1981, Berry Electrical has over 40 years of experience providing a comprehensive range of electrical services to domestic, commercial, and industrial clients on the Isle of Wight. They pride themselves on a friendly and personal service, working closely with clients to meet their needs within budget. As NICEIC approved and Part P contractors, they have successfully completed a wide range of projects, from small domestic jobs to large commercial, industrial, and new build installations.

The company is a well-established electrical contractor on the Isle of Wight, with a significant portion of their business coming from repeat custom and referrals. They are recognized as reliable and trustworthy electricians, approved by the Isle of Wight Council's Trading Standards Approval Scheme and are members of the Isle of Wight Building Safety Association. Berry Electrical covers all aspects of electrical work, including fire alarms, emergency lighting, electric heating, and access control systems, with a specialization in electrical installations for new building developments.

They also offer a specification design service to ensure client requirements are best met within their budget. All installation work is carried out by approved and qualified electricians using high-quality products that meet BS and CIBSE standards.

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Accreditations from company website

  • NICEIC
  • Part P contractors
  • Isle of Wight Council's Trading Standards Approval Scheme
  • Isle of Wight Building Safety Association

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What does Berry Electrical Ltd do?

Experienced electrical contractors on the Isle of Wight, established in 1981. Offering a comprehensive range of electrical services to domestic, commercial, and industrial clients. Their listed services include Electrical, Fire protection and Security systems.

Where is Berry Electrical Ltd based?

Berry Electrical Ltd is registered at No.6 Sandown Business Centre, College Close, Sandown, PO36 8EB, in South East.

What areas does Berry Electrical Ltd cover?

Berry Electrical Ltd states that it works across Isle Of Wight.

How many people work at Berry Electrical Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 7 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.

What is Berry Electrical Ltd's turnover?

Berry Electrical Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £440k and £1.2m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Berry Electrical Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Berry Electrical Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-03-31.

What accreditations does Berry Electrical Ltd hold?

Berry Electrical Ltd displays NICEIC, Part P contractors, Isle of Wight Council's Trading Standards Approval Scheme and Isle of Wight Building Safety Association on its website.

What sectors does Berry Electrical Ltd work in?

Berry Electrical Ltd works in Residential, Commercial and Industrial.

When was Berry Electrical Ltd established?

Berry Electrical Ltd was incorporated on 2000-05-15, though the company says it has traded since 1981.

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