Paul Hunt Electrical Installations Ltd

Paul Hunt Electrical is a well-established electrical company with a strong commitment to providing unsurpassed levels of expertise and service. Their customers return time and again, confident in the reliable, friendly, and comprehensive service they receive from a team of highly skilled electricians. They cater to a wide range of electrical services for domestic, commercial, and industrial premises, ensuring that all electrical work is in capable hands.

The company prides itself on high-quality workmanship delivered by qualified engineers experienced in all aspects of electrical work, from reactive maintenance to planned works. They offer quick and safe effective solutions to electrical problems, ensuring swift resolution. Their services are recommended by various clients, including Watch Systems Ltd, the University of Warwick Science Park, St James Church Old Milverton, Coventry Golf Club, The Myton Hospices, J & A Growers Ltd, Framptons, and Key Forensic Services Ltd, highlighting their reliability and professionalism across diverse environments.

Paul Hunt Electrical emphasizes safety and compliance, adhering to Part 'P' of Building Regulations and UK National Standards (BS 7671). They are certified by the NICEIC, a Government-approved scheme, and provide essential documentation like Electrical Installation Certificates and Building Regulations Compliance Certificates upon completion. Their team manages the entire process, from inspection and installation to testing, offering peace of mind to clients.

For industrial and commercial clients, they provide a full scope of services including consultancy, design, and project management, ensuring minimal disruption and downtime. They handle new installations and refurbishments of existing systems, working efficiently to meet business needs. Their expertise covers low voltage, single and multicore wiring, and mains power systems, ensuring all installations meet legal obligations and safety standards like the Electricity At Work Regulations 1989.