Address
27-37 Station Rd,Hayes UB3 4DX
Local trade · Hayes UB3 4DX
SwiftPower Electrical Services handles lighting, repairs and rewiring for homes across Hayes and nearby. Ring any time, as the phone is answered round the clock.
From Companies House register, re-checked monthly. Not information from the business.
Services · spec
Replacing a light fitting or a faulty socket is everyday work for us, as well as larger jobs. Whatever it is, ring and tell us what's wrong and where you are.
Punctual, tidy and open 24 hours.New light fittings fitted neatly in your home, from a single pendant to a whole room.
Tripping circuits, dead sockets or flickering lights traced to the cause and put right.
Extra sockets, replacement switches and faceplates fitted tidily and safely.
Consumer unit upgrades and replacements, so your supply is protected properly.
Full or partial rewires for older homes, planned around how you live.
Open 24 hours, so an electrical problem at night or at the weekend can still be dealt with.
02 · Availability
Our Google listing shows us open 24 hours, seven days a week. Ring and we'll tell you how soon we can get to you.
Repeated tripping usually has a cause that can be traced. Ring us and describe what happens.
Procedure
Tell us what's wrong and where you are. We'll ask a few questions to understand the job.
An electrician visits, checks the problem and explains what needs doing before any work starts.
We carry out the job carefully and tidy up behind us.
We test the work and talk you through what we've done before we leave.
Questions
Yes. Replacing a light fitting or a faulty socket is everyday work for us, as well as larger jobs.
We're based in Hayes and cover the surrounding area. Ring with your postcode and we'll confirm.
Yes. Repeated tripping usually has a cause that can be traced. Ring us and describe what happens.
Call any time, day or night, and tell us what's happening. We'll talk it through and get to you.
Address
27-37 Station Rd,Nearby places from public data, not information from the business.
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