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For the most useful first answer, send photos of the job on WhatsApp with the address, postcode, what has happened and whether the electrics are currently safe.
What this covers
Useful local detail
Each page gives customers clearer guidance for the exact job or area they searched for, without making them hunt around the site.
A useful enquiry includes the postcode, job type, urgency, property type, whether parking or tenant access is needed, and photos of the consumer unit or affected area. That detail helps Everald give a clearer first answer without sending the customer backwards and forwards.
If there is a burning smell, hot socket, visible sparking, water near electrics or total power loss, calling is better than waiting for a written reply. The contact page keeps phone and WhatsApp options prominent for urgent electrical faults in Hackney and nearby East London.
For simple jobs, photos may be enough for a sensible estimate. For fault finding, EICRs, fuse board upgrades, rewires or EV charger installation, the first reply should confirm what can be priced from photos and what needs a site visit or testing.
Real local work
From consumer units to lighting and call-outs, the site uses real job photos so customers can see the standard before they call.
Before you book
Send the postcode, photos, a short description, and whether the job is urgent or planned.
Many simple jobs can be estimated from clear photos. Faults may need testing before a fixed repair price is possible.
Include the postcode, job type, urgency, property type, photos and a short description of what has happened or what you want installed.
Yes. WhatsApp is useful for photos and urgent questions. Email is useful for landlord paperwork, reports, planned work and longer descriptions.
You will get a practical first answer: whether the job can be estimated from photos, whether testing is needed, or whether a visit should be booked.
Quick quote helper
Fill in what you know. The buttons create a detailed WhatsApp or email message with the postcode, urgency, job type and access notes already included.
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