Voltline is a Bristol electrician for homes and landlords. EICRs, fuse board upgrades, rewires, EV chargers and fault finding, with a clear written quote before we start.
EICRs Consumer units Full & part rewires EV chargers Fault finding Lighting & sockets EICRs Consumer units Full & part rewires EV chargers Fault finding Lighting & sockets
Electrical work for Bristol homes, flats and rentals.
Every job is tested when it's finished, and you get the right certificate for it. No jargon, no surprises on the bill.
EICRs for landlords and homeowners
A full inspection and test of your wiring, with a written report. Anything coded C1, C2 or C3 is explained in plain English, with a quote for any work needed.
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Agent-friendly bookings
Remedial work done quickly
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Consumer unit upgrades
Swap an old fuse box for a modern board with RCD protection. We test your circuits first, so there are no surprises on the day.
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Full and part rewires
Old rubber or fabric cable, too few sockets, a renovation on the way. We plan the work around you and make good as we go.
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EV charger installs
A home charger on the drive or in the garage, wired from a board that can take it. We'll check your supply before you buy.
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Fault finding and repairs
Tripping RCDs, dead sockets, flickering lights. We test circuit by circuit to find the real cause, then fix it properly.
For landlords and letting agents
When is your next EICR due?
If you let a home in England, the electrics must be inspected and tested at least every five years, or sooner if the last report says so.
Pop in the date of your last inspection. We'll show you when the next one is due, and you can book it in one message.
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Inspect and test at least every five years, or sooner if your report asks for it.
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Give new tenants a copy before they move in, and existing tenants a copy within 28 days.
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If the report needs remedial work, it must be done within 28 days, or sooner if stated.
Simple, and the same every time. You'll always know what's happening next and what it costs.
STEP 01
Tell us the job
Call, WhatsApp or use the form. Photos of the fuse board or fault help us a lot.
STEP 02
Visit and written quote
We look properly, explain the options, and put the price in writing before we start.
STEP 03
Tidy, careful work
Dust sheets down, power off only when it has to be, and everything cleared away.
STEP 04
Tested and certified
We test the work, hand over the certificate, and show you what we did.
Neat boards. Clear labels. Work you can check.
Why Voltline
The electrician you'd recommend to your mum.
Good electrical work is mostly hidden behind walls. So we make the parts you can see count: turning up when we say, explaining things clearly, and leaving the place as we found it.
Plain English, always
We tell you what we found, what's urgent and what can wait. No scare stories.
The price agreed first
A written quote before work starts. If we find something extra, we stop and ask.
Easy for landlords and agents
We arrange access with tenants and send the paperwork straight to you.
Left clean and tidy
Floors covered, holes made good, and every circuit labelled on the board.
Areas we cover
Bristol and the towns around it.
We're based in Bristol and work across the city and the towns around it. Not sure if we cover you? Send us a message and ask.
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FAQ
Good questions, straight answers.
Anything else, just ask. A quick message is often all it takes.
How often do I need an EICR?
For a rented home in England, at least every five years, or sooner if the last report says so. For a home you live in, every ten years is the usual guidance, and it's wise when you buy a house.
What do C1, C2 and C3 mean on my report?
C1 means danger is present and needs fixing straight away. C2 means potentially dangerous and should be put right urgently. C3 means an improvement is recommended. Any C1, C2 or FI (further investigation) makes the report unsatisfactory.
Do I need to replace my fuse box?
Not always. It's usually recommended if the board has no RCD protection, is damaged, or can't safely take new circuits such as an EV charger. We'll test first and tell you honestly.
My RCD keeps tripping. What should I do?
Unplug everything on that circuit and try once. If it trips again straight away, leave it off and call us. Resetting it over and over can hide a real fault.
Can you deal with my tenants directly?
Yes. Give us their details and we'll arrange a time with them, then send the report to you or your agent.
Get a quote
Tell us about the job.
Call, WhatsApp, or fill in the form. We'll come back to you with a time to visit or a price.