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Electrical contractors in Glenrothes

7 electrical contractors based in and around Glenrothes.

5 of these 7 companies file accounts at Companies House, with a median reported or estimated turnover of £2.0m, and 3 hold at least one accreditation, most often NICEIC. All 7 are active on the register, and 3 were incorporated in the last three years.

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  • Alltec Construction Ltd Glenrothes · Design & build · 10-49 employees

    A construction and interior fit out contractor providing turnkey bespoke solutions for a range of clients in Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland.

  • B2E Electrical & Renewables Glenrothes · Electrical

    Approved electrical contractor in Rosyth, Fife, serving Fife and Central Scotland. Specialising in domestic, commercial, industrial, and renewable ene

  • E.W. Edwardson (Electrical Contractors) Ltd Glenrothes · Electrical · 10-49 employees

    E W Edwardson (Electrical Contractors) Ltd is a long-established electrical contracting company based in Glenrothes, Fife, serving clients across Scot

  • M.A Electrical (Scotland) Ltd Glenrothes · Electrical · 1-9 employees

    M.A Electrical (Scotland) Ltd is a electrical company based in Glenrothes, registered at Companies House in 2024.

  • Pwm Engineering Ltd Glenrothes · Electrical

    PWM Engineering specialises in BS 7671-compliant electrical design engineering, technical consultancy, selective EICR testing and project-based instal

  • R S T X Ltd Glenrothes · Carpentry & joinery · 1-9 employees

    Handyman Services, Building Maintenance, Joinery, Bathrooms, Kitchens, Painting & Decorating, Electrical, Plastering & Tiling, Plumbing.

  • RB Grant Electrical Contractors Glenrothes · Electrical · 10-49 employees

    RB Grant Electrical Contractors: trusted, family-run electricians in Fife, Scotland since 1974. Offering electrical services, renewables, fire alarms,

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