Recent electrical work

Real jobs, real photographs, and in places Matthew talking you round the building himself. Filter by the sort of work or the sort of building.

A large country kitchen taken back to bare walls, rewired with every cable labelled, and put back with an AGA, a dresser and a butler sink.

A new LED scheme in the chancel of the Queen of the Marshlands, one of only a handful of Grade I listed churches in the county.

Relighting a medieval chancel so the architecture does the talking.

Lighting one side of the nave only, to keep every cable out of sight.

From fuse wire and guesswork to a labelled, certificated board in a morning.

Medieval angels brought back to the light, finished in time for the Christmas services.

Even light, hidden fittings and lower bills, through the Net Zero Carbon scheme.

LED lamps to cut a parish's bills and carbon. Alpacas and cake included.

A city-centre church with no power at 7am, back on within the half hour.

One socket and a bulb became a workshop you can actually work in.

Lighting new bookcases with no ceiling void and the carpets already down.

Matthew - I just want everyone to know what a wonderful job you did with the electrics in my new office.
Judy ClaridgeCommercial