EICRs & Electrical Testing in Sussex

We are based in Worthing and cover Brighton and Hove, Bognor Regis, Chichester, Pulborough, Horsham, Crawley, and across West Sussex. If you are not sure whether you are in our area, call 01903 415790 and we will let you know.

Yes. We are NAPIT registered, which means our work is inspected and certified to the current wiring regulations. Adam has been a qualified electrician for over 21 years, and the team works to the same standard on every job.

AS Electrical And Renewables is a family run business led by Adam Snell, who has been a qualified electrician for more than 21 years. Adam spent 15 years working for other firms before going out on his own in his local area, and the business has grown into a full team since.

Our standard hours are Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00. We can arrange weekend visits by arrangement for work booked in advance. Call or message us and we will find a time that works.

Yes. We provide free, no-obligation quotes on all our work. Adam prices the jobs himself, so you get an accurate quote and the chance to talk the work through with the person who will be doing it. Call 01903 415790 or send us your details online.

You always deal with our own team. Adam, Sam, and Billy are the electricians, with Callum and Dylan training as apprentices, and Kerry and Holly run the office. We do not pass your job to a subcontractor you have never met.

Yes. Any defects in our workmanship reported within 12 months of installation are put right free of charge, provided the equipment has been used correctly and not tampered with. As a NAPIT registered installer, our work is also certified to the current wiring regulations. The equipment itself is covered by the manufacturer's own warranty.

Payment is due on completion of the work unless we agree otherwise in writing. We accept bank transfer and cash, and card payments can be arranged by prior agreement. On larger jobs we are happy to talk through the payment stages before we start so there are no surprises.

Ohme and Hypervolt are among the best for all energy providers. Both let you schedule charging around cheaper overnight rates, and they work well with the smart tariffs the energy companies offer. We will talk you through the options and recommend the right unit for your car and your driveway.

Our price guide runs from £995 to £1,895 supplied and fitted. The exact figure depends on the unit you choose and the cable route from your consumer unit to the charging point. We give you a fixed quote after a quick survey, with no obligation.

Yes. We install workplace and commercial charge points as well as home units. We will assess the incoming supply, plan for the number of chargers you need, and install everything to the current regulations.

Yes. Every EV charger install starts with a free survey. We check the incoming supply and the consumer unit, agree the best position for the charger, and plan the neatest cable run. That way the quote is accurate and there are no surprises on the day.

Yes. Alongside EV chargers we work in renewables, and Adam is qualified to install air source heat pumps. We are completing further renewables qualifications, so we can help you plan for lower running costs across your whole property, not just your car.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a full inspection and test of the fixed wiring in a property. It checks the consumer unit, the circuits, and the earthing and bonding, and tells you whether the installation is safe or needs any remedial work. It is often needed for house sales and is a legal requirement for landlords.

Yes. Landlords in England must have a valid EICR for their rental properties, renewed at least every five years or at change of tenancy. We hold testing contracts across a large portfolio of properties, so we can keep landlords and estate agents compliant with clear reporting.

We record any issue with a clear code and give you a plain-English summary so you understand it. If remedial work is needed, we provide a fixed quote up front before doing anything. There is no pressure, and where the installation passes you simply get your certificate.

Yes. We PAT test portable appliances for landlords, offices, and businesses, and we can combine it with an EICR visit. We keep the paperwork straight so your property or premises stay compliant.

We can usually fit an EICR in within a few days, and we often move faster for landlords and estate agents working to a change of tenancy or a deadline. Call 01903 415790 with the property details and we will let you know the earliest we can attend.

Most domestic EICRs take a few hours, depending on the size of the property and the number of circuits. Larger homes and commercial premises take longer. You get the report and a plain-English summary once the inspection and testing are finished.

Our price guide for a consumer unit upgrade starts from £450 supplied and fitted. The exact price depends on the number of circuits and the condition of the existing installation, which we test before fitting the new board. We confirm the figure in your quote.

Older boards with rewireable fuses or a single trip offer far less protection than a modern unit. A new board with individual RCBOs protects every circuit separately, meets the current wiring regulations, and gives you better shock and fire protection. It is also often needed to pass an EICR.

We keep the power off for as short a time as possible, usually just a few hours while we swap the board and test the circuits. We plan the work with you so you know what to expect on the day, and we leave everything labelled and tidy.

Yes. Once the new board is in and tested, we issue the relevant electrical certificate. As a NAPIT registered installer, our work is certified to the current wiring regulations.

Most consumer unit upgrades are completed in a day. We keep the power off for as short a time as possible while we swap the board and test the circuits, then label everything clearly and leave the work neat before we finish.

Yes, but we test the existing installation first. There is no point fitting a new board onto wiring that has a fault hiding in it. If the tests find anything that needs attention, we explain it clearly and quote for it up front before going ahead.

Rewiring is always priced after a survey because the work depends on the size and layout of the property and whether you need a full or partial rewire. We come and look at the job, talk through what is needed, and give you a clear, no-obligation quote.

Signs include an old fuse board, wiring with rubber or fabric insulation, a lack of earthing, too few sockets, and circuits that trip regularly. An EICR will tell you for certain, and we can carry one out and advise whether a full or partial rewire is the right call.

Yes. We plan the work around you, tackling it room by room or in stages to keep the disruption down. We keep dust to a minimum, protect the property as we go, and leave the work neat and tidy each day.

Yes. As well as homes we rewire commercial premises, from offices and shops to warehouses and new-build sites. Every rewire is tested and certified to the current regulations at completion.

It depends on the size of the property and whether it is a full or partial rewire. A typical house rewire usually runs from a few days to a couple of weeks. We give you a clear timescale with your quote and plan the work in stages to keep the disruption down.

We chase in the cables, fit the accessories neatly, and make good the plaster around our work so it is ready for decoration. We talk through exactly what is included before we start, and we keep dust and mess to a minimum as we go.

Yes. No job is too small. Whether you need an extra socket, some downlights, or a fault tracking down, we take the same care with the small jobs as the large ones and give you a fair price.

Yes. Blowing fuses and tripping circuits point to a fault somewhere in the installation. We track it down properly rather than guessing, explain what we have found, and put it right so it stays fixed.

Yes. We install outside sockets, garden lighting, power to garages, sheds, and garden offices, and outdoor security lighting. It is all installed to the correct standard for outdoor use and left neat and weatherproof.

Yes. We regularly wire kitchens and extensions, including sockets, appliance points, spotlights, and under-cupboard lighting. We are happy to work alongside your builder or kitchen fitter and plan the electrics around the design.

For smaller domestic jobs we can usually attend within a few days, and we will always give you an honest idea of timing when you call. Our standard hours are Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00, with weekend visits by arrangement. Call 01903 415790 and we will find a time that suits.

Yes. We add sockets, USB sockets, and outdoor power for gardens, garages, sheds, and home offices, all installed to the correct standard and left neat and weatherproof outdoors. Let us know where you want them and we will advise the tidiest way to run them.

We work in offices, shops, warehouses, and on new-build sites across West Sussex, and we support landlords and property managers. We handle new installations, rewiring, lighting, power, and testing, all certified to the current regulations.

Yes. We know downtime costs a business money, so we plan the work to keep disruption down and, where a job is best done out of hours, we arrange that so your staff and customers are not affected.

Yes. We have spent a lot of time on new-build sites, from first-fix cabling through to final testing and handover. We are set up to work to programme and to the standard site work demands.

Yes. We support landlords and commercial clients with testing, maintenance, and the day-to-day jobs that keep a property running safely. If you need a dependable electrician on call for your premises, we are happy to build that relationship.

Yes. We provide EICRs and PAT testing for offices, shops, warehouses, and rental premises, and we can work around your opening hours. You get a full report, a plain-English summary, and a fixed quote for any remedial work.

We price commercial work after a survey and set out the stages clearly before we start. Payment is due on completion unless we agree staged payments in writing, and we accept bank transfer and cash, with card by prior arrangement. We keep the paperwork straight for your records.