The 10 electricians from Google's results for Portsmouth, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
on GoogleHilsea, Portsmouth
CPC Electrical & Mechanical delivers electrical and mechanical solutions across Hilsea, Portsmouth and Hampshire. The business works on domestic, commercial and industrial projects, managing everything from minor repairs to large-scale system installations.
07590 623944 Unit 5 350, Mabe Business Centre, 352 London Rd, Hilsea, Portsmouth PO2 9JY
on GoogleAirport Service Rd, Portsmouth
Cdm Electrical, which trades as CDM Electrical and Fire within the wider CDM Group, is based on Airport Service Road in Portsmouth. It carries out electrical and fire work for commercial and domestic customers across Hampshire and Sussex.
023 9323 3110 Unit 14, Fairways Business Centre, Airport Service Rd, Portsmouth PO3 5NU
on GoogleDrayton, Portsmouth
Household rewires, new build wiring and commercial refurbishments are undertaken by Pmg Electrics. Based in Drayton, Portsmouth, the firm covers the south of the UK, providing electrical installations for offices, factories and residential properties.
023 9238 6263 54 Old Manor Way, Drayton, Portsmouth PO6 2NN
on GoogleDrayton, Portsmouth
Consumer unit upgrades, thermal imaging surveys and MVHR installations are completed by Mayo Electrical in Drayton, Portsmouth. The team carries out residential, commercial and industrial electrical work, including EV charging point setups across the region.
023 9236 6688 21 Carmarthen Ave, Drayton, Portsmouth PO6 2AG
on GooglePortsmouth
CCTV installation, burglar alarms and access control systems are fitted by Le Electrical in Portsmouth. The firm supports local homeowners and commercial properties with complete electrical installations, security system maintenance and fire alarm servicing.
023 9310 0260 36 Martin Rd, Portsmouth PO3 6JZ
on GooglePortsmouth, Southsea
Blackmore Electrical provides electrical services to residential and commercial clients in Portsmouth and Southsea.
023 8168 1977 23 Eastern Ave, Southsea, Portsmouth, Southsea PO4 8QL
on GoogleChichester
Electrical services for landlords, housing associations and homeowners are offered by Express Electrical Services. Located near Chichester and Southsea, the firm carries out testing, repairs and full installations across Hampshire and West Sussex.
023 9435 4577 12 Beech Ave, Chichester PO19 3DR
on GoogleCosham, Portsmouth
Portsmouth Electricians 4U provides electrical services throughout Cosham and Portsmouth.
023 9309 2801 321 Highbury Grove, Cosham, Portsmouth PO6 2RW
on GooglePortsmouth
Power distribution, lighting design and data access wiring are installed by Mr Electrical in Portsmouth. The firm provides ongoing system maintenance, fire alarm testing and electrical installations for commercial organisations across the South of England.
023 9281 6666 Kirpal Rd, Portsmouth PO3 6FH
Portsmouth, Southsea
Martin Lough at The Nice Electrical Company carries out electrical work across Portsmouth and Southsea. Serving residential clients throughout the local area, the business handles electrical maintenance and installations.
07804 593208 Kingsley Court, 153 Kingsley Rd, Southsea, Portsmouth, Southsea PO4 8HN
In Portsmouth, small job or fault find typically costs £85 – £210. Labour in Hampshire runs 4% 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 portsmouth". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Portsmouth ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
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