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Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd

Active·subcontractor·Head office South Normanton

About from company website

Energised Electrical Contractors (EEC) excels in providing top-notch electrical contractor services, ensuring the efficient operation, safety, compliance, and resilience of electrical systems. Beyond core electrical expertise, EEC designs, builds, and maintains robust network infrastructures, including FTTx solutions for lightning-fast internet and enhanced communication. The company also offers comprehensive turnkey civil engineering solutions for fibre/telecoms projects, encompassing site surveys, excavation, trenching, reinstatement, ducting, cabling, and construction of chambers and manholes. With over 30 years of experience in the sector, EEC's management team ensures precision, timeliness, safety, and efficiency in all operations.

EEC specialises in data mastery, managing, securing, and optimising data assets to drive companies forward. Their structured cabling installations lay the foundation for informed decision-making and sustained growth. The company provides a full range of installation, upgrade, and maintenance work for commercial and industrial premises, supporting both planned projects and reactive works. This includes new electrical installations, refurbishments, rewires, power distribution, and fault finding.

EEC also offers fabrication installations for containment and support systems like cable tray and basket. In the renewable energy sector, EEC provides EV charging solutions, solar panel systems (MCS certified), battery energy storage systems (ESS), and air source heat pump (ASHP) systems. They are registered OZEV-approved suppliers for EV charging and approved installers for leading brands. Their commitment to quality and compliance is evident through certifications like MCS and adherence to consumer codes.

EEC aims to empower clients with cutting-edge, sustainable energy solutions and reliable infrastructure.

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Accreditations from company website

  • OZEV-approved
  • RECC
  • EVCC
  • MCS

Clients mentioned from company website

MOD, MOJ.

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What does Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd do?

Energised Electrical Contractors (EEC) is an electrical contractor in Nottingham providing EV charging, solar PV, battery ESS, ASHP heat pumps, renewable energy, and electrical services across the UK. Their listed services include Electrical, EV charging, Solar PV, Civil engineering and Groundworks.

Where is Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd based?

Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd is registered at SOUTH NORMANTON, DE55 2FZ, in East Midlands.

What areas does Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd cover?

Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.

Is Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd as active.

What accreditations does Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd hold?

Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd displays OZEV-approved, RECC, EVCC and MCS on its website.

What sectors does Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd work in?

Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd works in Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Infrastructure and Energy.

When was Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd established?

Energised Electrical Contractors Ltd was incorporated on 2021-07-19.

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