Number 1: A Bathe Electrics
on GoogleKing's Norton, Birmingham
A Bathe Electrics is an electrical firm based in King's Norton, Sheffield.
0121 517 0598 102 Midhurst Rd, King's Norton, Birmingham B30 3RD
Electricians in Birmingham
The 10 electricians from Google's results for Birmingham, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
- Small job or fault find
- £75 – £190sockets, switches, call-out
- Consumer unit replacement
- £420 – £750including certificate
- EICR safety certificate
- £140 – £280required for rentals
- Birmingham vs UK
- -6%below the UK median
Number 2: Birmingham Electrician uk
on GoogleBirmingham
Birmingham Electrician uk focuses on rewiring whole houses, offering a two-day rewire service for homeowners. Its rewire team works across Birmingham and the wider Midlands, including Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and Coventry.
Number 3: Techfix Electric
on GoogleBirmingham
Techfix Electric provides 24-hour emergency repairs, EICR testing, solar panel installations, and EV charger fittings. The business serves domestic and commercial clients across Birmingham and West Bromwich.
07852 389539 Unit 037, 1 Rocky Ln, Birmingham B6 5RQ
Number 4: Birmingham Electricalservices
on GoogleBirmingham
Birmingham Electricalservices carries out commercial electrical fit-outs, planned maintenance, and compliance work across Birmingham, Solihull, and the Black Country. The firm services multi-site operators, facilities teams, and commercial contractors.
Number 5: Assured Electricians Birmingham
on GoogleBirmingham
Assured Electricians Birmingham takes on electrical work for landlords, homeowners and businesses throughout Birmingham. The team works on properties ranging from period terraces across the city to modern commercial premises, handling new installations as well as repairs.
0121 756 0203 24-26 Regent Pl, Birmingham B1 3NJ
Number 6: Agile Electrics
on GoogleDeritend, Birmingham
Agile Electrics supplies electrical services for domestic, commercial, and industrial properties across Birmingham. The team handles EICR testing, fuse board upgrades, emergency lighting, rewiring, and EV charger installations.
0800 088 6319 Unit 310, Zellig Building, Gibb St, Deritend, Birmingham B9 4AU
Number 7: Am Electrical
on GoogleFive Ways Roundabout, Birmingham
Am Electrical undertakes domestic, commercial, and industrial installations for clients in Birmingham and across the West Midlands. The company handles solar panel fittings, EV charger setups, and water heater installations, alongside routine electrical inspections. Services extend to factories, warehouses, and local business premises.
0121 369 2370 8 Islington Row Middleway, Five Ways Roundabout, Birmingham B15 1LD
Number 8: Fse Ltd
on GoogleProgress Way, Luton
Fse Ltd provides domestic, commercial, and industrial electrical installations alongside routine maintenance services across Birmingham. In addition to property wiring and system upgrades, the firm supplies plant hire options for larger projects.
01582 564531 9US, Unit 7 Eagle Centre Way, Progress Way, Luton LU4 9US
Number 9: Logik Services
on GoogleSmethwick
Commercial electrical work forms the core focus for Logik Services across Smethwick and the wider Midlands. The team carries out portable appliance testing, periodic electrical safety inspections, and ongoing property maintenance contracts for local landlords and commercial enterprises.
0121 429 1122 255 Abbey Rd, Smethwick B67 5NQ
Number 10: Q Khan Electrical Contractors
Birmingham
Q Khan Electrical Contractors delivers electrical solutions to homeowners, landlords, and business premises throughout Birmingham and the West Midlands. Its services include electrical safety certification, portable appliance testing, and emergency lighting installations.
What electricians charge in Birmingham
In Birmingham, small job or fault find typically costs £75 – £190. Labour in West Midlands runs 6% below the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
How to choose between them
- Check the registration yourself. Trade body memberships are public, and each body's own register confirms them in a minute.
- Get three quotes on the same specification. Written down, split into labour, materials and anything structural. Most people compare a total against a total and end up choosing between two different jobs.
- Ask what is not included. Making good, waste removal, scaffolding and VAT are the four that turn a cheap quote into an average one.
- Never pay a large deposit up front. Materials in advance is normal. Half the total before anyone turns up is not.
How this list is ordered
These are the firms from Google's results for "electricians birmingham". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
Work out the budget first
The figures above are Birmingham ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
What does rewiring a house cost in 2026?
Full rewire prices for 1 to 5-bed homes, London against the rest of the UK, partial rewires and consumer units, making good, how long it takes and what Part P asks for.
What is an EICR? Electrical safety reports explained
What an EICR checks, what the C1, C2, C3 and FI codes mean, how often landlords and homeowners need one, and the landlord rules in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
EICR cost in 2026: prices by property size
What an EICR costs by property size and region in 2026, what the price covers, landlord and homeowner costs in each UK nation, and what repairs cost after an unsatisfactory report.
Electricians in Birmingham: common questions
What is Part P and why does it matter?
Part P of the building regulations makes most domestic electrical work notifiable to building control. An electrician registered with NICEIC or NAPIT can self-certify it. An unregistered one cannot, so you pay the council a separate fee, typically £200 to £400.
How do I know if my house needs a rewire?
Rubber, lead or fabric-sheathed cable, a fuse box with rewireable fuses, or no RCD protection all point to it. An EICR will tell you definitively and costs far less than guessing.