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Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd

Active, accounts up to date·subcontractor·Head office Shefford

About from company website

Spark and Hertz Electrical Ltd was established in 2018 and has since experienced substantial growth, building a strong reputation and achieving recognised industry certifications. Directors Nicholas Chiverton and Ryan Burley bring a combined industry knowledge of over 35 years. The company offers a wide spectrum of electrical installations across various sectors, including commercial projects like food testing laboratories and office fit-outs in London's business district, industrial warehouse dilapidations and full fit-outs, and high-end residential installations with integrated smart systems.

They also provide comprehensive inspection and testing services. Spark and Hertz Electrical is committed to delivering design capabilities, personalised service, attention to detail, and a strong focus on safety, aiming to exceed client expectations and ensure satisfaction on every project. Their process involves clear communication, collaboration, and meticulous attention to detail to complete projects to the highest standards, on time and on budget.

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Project experience from company website

Penthouse

Penthouse

Electrical works for a penthouse project.

Oxford Academy

Oxford Academy

Electrical works for Oxford Academy.

Office

Office

Electrical works for an office.

Reading House

Reading House

Electrical works for Reading House.

Food Testing Laboratory

Food Testing Laboratory

Electrical works for a food testing laboratory.

Accreditations from company website

  • UKAS
  • TrustMark
  • NAPIT

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Questions about Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd from the record on this page

What does Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd do?

Spark and Hertz Electrical Ltd provides a comprehensive range of electrical services for commercial, industrial, and domestic clients, with over 35 years of combined industry experience. Their listed services include Electrical, Security systems, EV charging and Solar PV.

Where is Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd based?

Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd is registered at 2 Brewers Yard, Ivel Road, Shefford, SG17 5GY, in East of England.

What areas does Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd cover?

Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.

How many people work at Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2024 report 2 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.

What is Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd's turnover?

Spark And Hertz 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 £220k and £590k. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2024-10-31.

What accreditations does Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd hold?

Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd displays UKAS, TrustMark and NAPIT on its website.

What sectors does Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd work in?

Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd works in Residential, Commercial and Industrial.

When was Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd established?

Spark And Hertz Electrical Ltd was incorporated on 2018-10-22.

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