Electrical fault finding in Burgh Heath
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, traces an electrical fault in Burgh Heath, from Nork Way to Warren Road. The circuit and the fuse board are tested before any repair that uses parts we carry.
Calls answered 24/7
- 14 years trading
- Local to Banstead
- Clear, upfront quotes
Burgh Heath fault finding price
Burgh Heath pays for the testing and the tracing, on Nork Way, Warren Road or Chetwode Road, plus a repair that the parts we carry can finish. A new circuit the fault reveals, and any repair of the appliance itself, are quoted on their own afterwards.
From £80 an hour
from £80 an hour
Included when agreed
- Testing the affected circuit and the fuse board
- Tracing the fault to the socket, fitting, cable or appliance
- Repairs that can be done on the spot with parts carried
- A clear explanation of what was wrong
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Nork Way and Warren Road include the tests and a repair we can finish from the parts we carry.
- A new circuit revealed by the fault is quoted afterwards, not started on this visit.
- The appliance itself, if that is what failed, is not repaired in this price.
Electrical fault finding across Burgh Heath
We serve Burgh Heath from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Nork Way and Warren Road are where a lot of the 1930s semis now sit on a second consumer unit, so the visit starts with what stopped working and which rooms went with it. We test that circuit and the fuse board, follow the fault to a socket, a fitting, a cable or an appliance, and finish a repair only when the parts we carry can do it. A new circuit, or a repair to the appliance itself, is a later quote.
- What stopped on Nork WayTell us which lights or sockets failed, when it began, and whether it is one room or several. That account, on Nork Way or Warren Road, decides which circuit we open first. We do not start by swapping parts.
- Testing at the fuse boardThe affected circuit and the fuse board are tested, then the fault is followed to the socket, fitting, cable or appliance. 1930s semis on Warren Road often show the trouble at a joint rather than in the appliance.
- Repair or a later quoteIf the parts we carry can put the circuit right, we do that and leave it working. If the fault needs a new circuit, or the appliance itself is what failed, that work is quoted afterwards and is not started on this visit.
How booking works
Tell us about the job
Tap Book Now and describe the work in the chat. Photos help.
Get your price
You see your price in the chat. A set price is paid at checkout; any other job is quoted first.
Choose your visit
Give your address and when you are free, and the visit is arranged.
Follow your job from booking to receipt
See when we're on our way, get your job report the moment we finish, and pay in seconds.
Track us on our way
See us on the map with a live arrival time.
Your job report, same day
See exactly what was done as soon as we finish.
Invoice and receipt in one place
Pay online in seconds, and your receipt is always there when you need it.
Why choose TMB Electrics
Trevor BushElectrician- Reviews
- 38
- Rating
- 5.0
- Trading since
- 2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”
Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics
Book NowPhotos of our work
WhatsAppDo you trace electrical faults in Burgh Heath?
Yes. From Banstead we test the failed circuit and the fuse board on Nork Way, Warren Road and Chetwode Road. The fault is followed to a socket, a fitting, a cable or an appliance.
Will a repair happen on the same visit?
Only when the parts we carry can finish it. A new circuit, or work on the appliance itself, waits for its own quote. That split is the same on Warren Road and on Nork Way.
What should we tell you before you come?
Which rooms lost power or which fitting misbehaves, and when it started. A photo of the fuse board helps on a 1930s semi on Nork Way. We use that before we leave Banstead.
Do you open appliances in Burgh Heath?
No. We find whether the appliance is what tripped the circuit. Repair of the appliance itself is outside this visit, on Warren Road and everywhere else in Burgh Heath.
Does a second consumer unit change the visit?
We test the board that is there. Many 1930s semis on Nork Way and Warren Road are already on a second consumer unit. The tests follow that board, not a guess about an older one.