What businesses gain from organised electrical work.
One contractor, fewer handovers
Testing, appliance checks and installation work stay joined up from the start.
Planned around site use
We work around access, isolation and occupied areas instead of guessing on arrival.
Useful next steps after EICRs
Inspection findings can help shape sensible maintenance and installation priorities.
Commercial electrics that fit the site.
You do not need commercial electrical work to be theatrical. You need it planned around the building, the people in it and the parts of the day when isolation or access will cause the least grief. Our commercial electrical service covers fixed-installation condition testing, PAT testing and installation work, so you can deal with inspection and follow-on jobs through one contractor instead of chasing three different diaries. Before new work or alterations begin, we assess the premises, electrical demand, existing circuits and how the space is meant to be used. With Electroways Ltd, that early fact-finding stops the common problem of installing first and discovering limitations later. Business owners, landlords, facilities contacts and property managers come to Electroways Ltd when they need organised work and clear communication, not electrical guesswork in a live building.
From inspection findings to planned work.
Commercial sites rarely give you unlimited access and a quiet empty floor. We plan around authorised contacts, areas affected by isolation, entry arrangements and the practical use of the premises, so you know what needs to happen before the visit. If an EICR highlights defects or capacity issues, we can use those findings to help shape maintenance priorities and later installation decisions. That gives you a clearer route from a problem being identified to the right work being planned next. A booking with Electroways Ltd is set up to keep site requirements, testing needs and installation planning in the same conversation.
Frequently asked questions
What should we send before a commercial visit?
Send the premises address, site use, a named contact, access arrangements and any times when isolation is possible. If some rooms are occupied or restricted, tell us in advance so the visit can be planned around how the building actually operates.
Can PAT testing and fixed-installation checks be arranged together?
Yes, if the site needs both appliance testing and fixed-installation inspection, we can plan them within the same job discussion. That keeps access, authorised contacts and record-keeping in one place instead of splitting the work across separate bookings.
Can an EICR help plan later installation work?
Yes. An EICR can show defects, limitations or concerns within the existing installation, which helps when deciding what electrical work should happen next. That is useful if you want a clearer route from inspection findings to practical site improvements.