The 10 electricians from Google's results for East London, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
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Certified Electricians covers East London, carrying out domestic work such as EICR safety inspections, EV charger setups, consumer unit upgrades, and portable appliance testing. The team also fixes sockets, fits outdoor electrics, and undertakes rewiring projects.
07951 966439 4, 156 Westferry Rd, London E14 3QA
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Excel Electrician provides round-the-clock emergency electrical work across Bromley, Bexleyheath and Dartford. The team addresses electrical issues for local homeowners and responds to urgent call-outs seven days a week.
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London Electricians 247 provides emergency electrical work 24 hours a day for domestic properties in London. Electricians repair water cylinders, fix water heaters, inspect faulty wiring, and resolve sudden power cuts across the city.
020 3651 9615 116 Edgeworth Rd, London N3 3EZ
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Electricians London 247 provides round-the-clock emergency electrical services across East London, including E1 to E20 postcodes. The business undertakes rewiring, fuse board upgrades, EICR reports, and general repairs for power cuts and tripping circuits. Engineers attend urgent faults at any hour, including nights and bank holidays.
020 4600 5848 18 Tulse Hill, London SW2 2TP
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Lloydhallowell Electrics carries out residential electrical installations and repairs across Bow and the wider London area. The team fits electric cookers, fire alarms, and electric vehicle chargers, while also resolving issues with tripping RCDs and circuit breakers. Landlord EICR testing and safety inspections are also provided.
Flat 61, Sandall House, Daling Way, Bow, London E3 5NB
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Sa Electrical Contractors operates a 24-hour emergency response service throughout East, West, North, and South London. The workforce addresses electrical repairs, routine installations, and urgent fault-finding for domestic and commercial clients across the capital.
07796 893239 11 Cheltenham Rd, London E10 6EU
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East London Electrical is an electrical contractor serving residential and commercial properties in Romford.
07976 507912 7 Lowlands Gardens, Romford RM7 9NL
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Trade Facility Services supplies electrical solutions to homeowners, landlords, and commercial properties throughout East London. Services range from fixing faulty light switches and upgrading wiring to full house rewires. The company also operates a 24-hour emergency call-out service with rapid response times.
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Property Cert Experts delivers electrical fault finding, fuse board upgrades, and fire alarm installations across East London postcodes. The company completes EICR safety inspections and certificates for properties in Barking, Newham, Redbridge, Havering, Dagenham, and Tower Hamlets. Urgent weekend and evening call-outs are available.
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London Electricity Service takes on emergency and planned electrical work across East London, with call-outs available 24 hours a day. Jobs range from general electrical repairs and new installations to repairing and fitting electric boilers.
In East London, small job or fault find typically costs £95 – £230. Labour in Greater London runs 16% above the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "electricians east london". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are East London ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.