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Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited

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About from company website

Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited was founded in 1977 by Brian Thompson and has grown and adapted to the ever-changing electrical and construction industry. Based in Cambridge, we serve clients throughout East Anglia and beyond. We are members of NICEIC, Safe Contractor, CHAS, and Construction Line, ensuring professional standards and client protection.

Our clients are varied, including large construction firms, housing associations, colleges, churches, commercial businesses, smaller builders, and individual homeowners. We undertake all types of domestic electrical services such as fuse board changes, periodic inspections, new installations, and maintenance. For commercial and industrial clients, we offer new electrical installations, general and emergency lighting, PAT testing, periodic inspections, and three-phase maintenance.

All work is carried out by qualified and trained professionals adhering to current industry regulations and holding recognized certification. We employ qualified technicians holding current industry-recognized certification, a minimum of the seventeenth edition legislation, and current ECS Health and Safety Cards. We also offer 24-hour emergency call-outs throughout East Anglia.

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Accreditations from company website

  • NICEIC
  • SafeContractor
  • CHAS
  • Construction Line, Pre-Qualified Construction Services

Clients mentioned from company website

large construction firms, housing associations, colleges, churches, commercial businesses, smaller builders, individual homeowners, Cambridge colleges, estate agents, property managers, landlords.

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What does Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited do?

Local electricians in Cambridge offering domestic, commercial & industrial electrical services. PAT testing, rewiring, inspections & more across East Anglia. Their listed services include Electrical.

Where is Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited based?

Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited is registered at Unit 15 Barnwell Business Park, Barnwell Drive, Cambridge, CB5 8UZ, in East of England.

What areas does Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited cover?

Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited states that it works across East Anglia and Cambridge.

How many people work at Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 11 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

Is Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited still trading?

Companies House lists Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-01-31.

What accreditations does Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited hold?

Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited displays NICEIC, SafeContractor, CHAS and Construction Line, Pre-Qualified Construction Services on its website.

What sectors does Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited work in?

Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited works in Residential, Commercial and Industrial.

When was Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited established?

Thompson Electrical (Cambridge) Limited was incorporated on 1986-06-27, though the company says it has traded since 1977.

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