The 10 electricians from Google's results for Southampton, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
on GoogleShirley, Southampton
KRA Electrical & Energy supplies and fits solar panels, heat pumps, EV chargers, and smart home automation in Southampton. Operating since 2017, the company also performs consumer unit upgrades, fire alarm installations, rewiring, and PAT testing.
023 8244 5413 90 Shirley High St, Shirley, Southampton SO16 4FB
on GoogleSouthampton
Bear Electrical carries out domestic, commercial, and industrial electrical work across Southampton, Portsmouth, Winchester, and the New Forest. Formed in 2017, this family-run firm handles installations, maintenance, and wiring tasks for local properties.
on GoogleSouthampton
Park Ers Electrical undertakes full rewires, consumer unit replacements, and EV charger installations across Southampton and Hampshire. The team also issues EICR certificates and provides round-the-clock emergency electrical call-outs.
07497 378070 25 Taunton Dr, Southampton SO18 5BX
on GoogleSouthampton
M-Tech Electrical Services installs smart home automations, electric vehicle chargers, and outdoor garden lighting for clients in Southampton, Romsey, and Eastleigh. Its electricians also supply and fit commercial emergency lighting systems throughout Hampshire.
023 8098 4164 33 Cardinal Pl, Southampton SO16 4HR
on GoogleWest End, Southampton
Ventura Electrical delivers electrical installations, solar PV setups, and EV charger points across Southampton and Hampshire. The business works with homeowners, commercial clients, landlords, and property developers on both new builds and safety testing projects.
023 8065 8648 Violet View, Allington Ln, West End, Southampton SO30 3HQ
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Jenkins Electrical carries out home and garden electrical installations across Southampton, Hedge End, and the New Forest. Led by Neill Jenkins, the local team handles small household jobs alongside a 24-hour emergency call-out service.
023 8218 2809 21 Mount Pleasant Rd, Southampton SO14 0EF
on GoogleSouthampton
Solid Electrics completes domestic and commercial electrical services for properties throughout Southampton and surrounding Hampshire villages. The company provides written quotes and offers general maintenance, wiring repairs, and new component installations.
023 8181 0636 4 Dimond Cl, Southampton SO18 1LF
on GoogleMount Pleasant Rd, Southampton
Quayside Electrical provides commercial and domestic electrical services from its base in Southampton. Established in 2005, the firm installs renewable energy equipment, audio-visual setups, smart home systems, and security devices while carrying out condition testing.
0845 337 1534 Mount Pleasant Industrial Estate, Mount Pleasant Rd, Southampton SO14 0SP
on GoogleOcean Way, Southampton
Knights Electrical & Plumbing provides emergency call-outs and planned electrical maintenance across Southampton, Portsmouth, and Winchester. The team installs EV chargers, conducts EICR safety inspections, and handles commercial electrical work.
023 8218 0365 Enterprise House, Ocean Way, Southampton SO14 3XB
Southampton
Solent Electrical Installations handles full house rewires, LED lighting upgrades, and electrical repairs in Southampton, Hythe, and the New Forest. The team also sets up CCTV systems, television aerials, and safety inspection certificates.
In Southampton, small job or fault find typically costs £85 – £210. Labour in Hampshire runs 5% 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 southampton". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Southampton 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.