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4,227 qualified electricians across the UK. Same-day service, upfront pricing.

How Do I Find a Trusted Electrician in the UK?

Sparky is an AI-powered platform that matches you with qualified electricians across 44 London boroughs. Every electrician on the platform is NICEIC or NAPIT registered, holds NVQ Level 3 qualifications, and carries public liability insurance. Describe your electrical problem in plain English, and Sparky's AI assistant finds available electricians in your area, arranges an upfront quote, and handles the booking — all within minutes.

The service is completely free for customers — no booking fees, no subscriptions, and no hidden charges. You only pay the agreed quote for the work itself. With 4,227 electricians currently listed, same-day service is available for urgent issues like power outages, tripping fuse boxes, and electrical faults. For planned work such as rewiring, consumer unit upgrades, or EV charger installations, most electricians can schedule within one to two weeks.

Browse by Borough

Top 10 London boroughs by number of electricians
Borough	Electricians
Croydon	290
Bromley	249
Havering	248
Enfield	224
Ealing	198
Sutton	198
Barnet	191
Hillingdon	178
Brent	142
Bexley	140

All Boroughs

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What Qualifications Should an Electrician Have?

In the UK, a qualified electrician should hold an NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Electrotechnical Services and be registered with an approved competent person scheme — either NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting) or NAPIT (National Association of Professional Inspectors and Testers). These registrations confirm that the electrician is assessed annually and their work meets BS 7671 wiring regulations, the national standard for electrical safety.

For notifiable work — including new circuits, consumer unit replacements, and electrical installations in bathrooms or kitchens — the electrician must comply with Part P of the Building Regulations (England and Wales). Part P ensures all domestic electrical work is designed, installed, inspected, and tested to a safe standard. Electricians registered with NICEIC or NAPIT can self-certify Part P compliance, avoiding the need for separate building control approval. All electricians listed on Sparky meet these requirements.

Common Electrical Problems

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How Much Does an Electrician Cost?

Typical UK electrician costs by service type
Service	Typical Cost
House Rewiring Cost UK 2026	£2,500–£15,000
Fuse Box Replacement Cost	£350–£800
EICR Cost	£100–£300
EV Charger Installation Cost UK 2026	£800–£1,500
Socket Installation Cost	£80–£250
Lighting Installation Cost	£100–£500
Emergency Electrician Cost	£100–£350
Garden Lighting Installation Cost	£200–£1,500
Smoke Alarm Installation Cost	£60–£300
Electric Underfloor Heating Cost	£400–£3,000
Electrical Fault Finding Cost	£80–£250
Commercial Electrician Rates	£200–£5,000
Landlord Electrical Certificate Cost	£120–£350
Consumer Unit Upgrade Cost	£250–£1,200
PAT Testing Cost	£50–£300
Commercial EICR Cost	£300–£2,000
Fire Alarm Maintenance Cost	£150–£500

Prices shown are typical UK averages and vary by property size, location, and complexity. See individual cost guides for detailed breakdowns by property type and region.

Why Choose Sparky?

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a qualified electrician near me?

Sparky matches you with NICEIC or NAPIT registered electricians in your area. Describe your electrical problem, and our AI assistant finds available electricians, gets you an upfront quote, and handles the booking. The entire process takes under two minutes.

What is NICEIC registration?

NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting) is the UK's leading voluntary regulatory body for the electrical contracting industry. NICEIC registered electricians are assessed annually to ensure their work meets BS 7671 wiring regulations. All electricians on Sparky hold NICEIC or equivalent NAPIT registration.

How much does an electrician charge per hour in the UK?

UK electricians typically charge between £40 and £80 per hour, depending on location, complexity, and time of day. Emergency call-outs and weekend work attract higher rates. Sparky provides upfront fixed quotes rather than hourly rates, so you know the total cost before work begins.

Do I need a Part P registered electrician?

Yes, for notifiable electrical work in England and Wales. Part P of the Building Regulations requires that certain electrical work — including new circuits, consumer unit replacements, and work in bathrooms or kitchens — is carried out or certified by a registered competent person. All Sparky electricians are Part P compliant.

How do I check if an electrician is accredited?

You can verify NICEIC registration at niceic.com/find-a-contractor and NAPIT registration at napit.org.uk. Every electrician on Sparky has been verified against these registers before being listed, so accreditation is confirmed before you receive a quote.

What should I look for when hiring an electrician?

Check for NICEIC or NAPIT registration, public liability insurance (minimum £2 million), and Part P compliance. Ask for references and ensure they provide certificates for notifiable work. Sparky verifies all of these requirements before listing any electrician on the platform.

How quickly can I get an electrician?

Through Sparky, most customers are matched with an available electrician within minutes. Same-day service is available for urgent issues. For planned work like rewiring or consumer unit upgrades, electricians typically schedule within 1-2 weeks depending on availability in your area.

Is Sparky free to use?

Yes, Sparky is completely free for customers. There are no booking fees, no subscription charges, and no hidden costs. You only pay the quoted price for the electrical work itself. Sparky earns a small service fee from the electrician, not from you.