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Commercial electrical work, lighting and power

We work for shops, offices, warehouses, schools and car parks, from a single new socket to relighting a whole site. That includes the compliance side too: commercial EICRs and emergency lighting, with the paperwork an insurer or landlord will ask for.

Round LED downlights in two sizes set into a suspended ceiling raft above a shopping centre atrium.

Commercial lighting

LED upgrades that replace old fluorescent fittings: high bay lights in warehouses and workshops, entrance and office lighting, shop window displays, and floodlighting for car parks and sports grounds. LED fittings give more light and cost less to run.

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Recent work

  • Two floodlights on columns lit at dusk beside a bowling green, with lights along the eaves of the timber clubhouse.

    Floodlights on columns beside a bowling green

  • Round LED high bay lights hung on chains from the steel beams of a vehicle workshop, with their cabling clipped along the beams.

    LED high bay lights in a vehicle workshop

  • A hotel room desk area with a fabric drum pendant over the desk and dark-finish sockets set into the wall at desk height.

    Pendant and desk-level sockets in a hotel room

  • The open end of a storage container fitted with LED batten lights on the ceiling, fed in black flexible conduit along the top rail, above racked shelving.

    LED battens and supply in a storage container

  • A galvanised industrial fan heater mounted on a Unistrut frame on a painted brick wall, its supply cable entering through a gland.

    Industrial fan heater on a Unistrut frame

  • An electrician in hi-vis working at the top of a street lighting column from a boom lift, on an access road under a blue sky.

    Lighting column work from a boom lift

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Street and car park lighting

Damaged lamp post columns replaced and lanterns refitted, and new LED floodlights on existing posts. We're IPAF trained, so the work at height from a powered access platform is done by us too.

Three-phase power

New three-phase supplies and distribution boards for machinery, workshop equipment and banks of EV charge points for a company fleet.

Emergency lighting

Installation, inspection and routine testing of emergency lighting and exit signs, with every test logged for your fire risk assessment.

EICRs and testing

Periodic inspection and testing of commercial installations, sometimes called a fixed wire test, with the certificate your insurer or landlord will ask for.

Commercial: common questions

Do you do shop fitting?

Yes. Power, data and lighting for a new layout: counters moved, desk sockets with USB and data points, trunking run neatly along the walls, and window display lighting. Work can be planned around your opening hours.

Do you do dilapidations work?

Yes. At the end of a lease we make the electrics good to the dilapidations schedule: stripping out the tenant's fit-out, making circuits safe, reinstating lighting and power, then testing and certifying. Send us the schedule and we'll quote against it.

How often should emergency lighting be tested?

A short monthly function test and a full-duration annual test, with the results logged. We can set the schedule up and carry out the routine tests for you, as well as the annual inspection.

Do you work outside trading hours?

Yes, so the work doesn't stop trade. We've relit a shopping centre square overnight and fitted shop window lighting after closing. Tell us what suits when you get in touch.

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Working across Staffordshire and the North West, including Runcorn, Widnes, Warrington and Cannock.

  1. Send a photo on WhatsApp

    A picture of the job and a line about it is plenty to start with.

  2. George replies

    WhatsApp and the form both go straight to his phone, so there's no office in between.

  3. Site visit if needed

    If the job needs seeing in person first, George will arrange a time to come out and take a look.

  4. Get a free quote

    No obligation to go ahead.

Or email george@gilfoyleelectrical.co.uk