Sunderland electrician
CPS Electrical Contractors Ltd
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Forty years in Sunderland, run as a limited company. The number is an 0191 landline, and work is under way by nine. Work from there reaches Washington, Houghton-le-Spring, South Shields and Seaham.
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- Hours
- From 9am
- Phone
- 0191 520 9930
- Website
- cpselectrical.co.ukUnverified profile
- Trading for
- 40+ years
- Listing checked
- 2026-09-18
About CPS Electrical Contractors Ltd
CPS Electrical Contractors Ltd is a family-owned electrical contractor based in Sunderland. It carries out commercial and industrial electrical installations, LED lighting installations for commercial, industrial and residential projects, electrical testing and inspection services, emergency lighting design and installation, data cabling, and PAT testing. The business has traded since 1983 and is a member of NICEIC.
CPS Electrical Contractors Ltd covers the North East of the UK, North Yorkshire, Teeside, County Durham, Tyne and Wear and Northumberland, and has completed work across Europe. The team of electricians carries out electrical installation condition reports, designs and installs emergency lighting systems to meet safety regulations, and provides data cabling services for offices and commercial properties. All work adheres to the latest electrical regulations and industry standards. The business holds public liability insurance.
The firm works for local businesses, homeowners and developers. Electrical inspections keep systems in top condition, and LED lighting installations are supplied and fitted to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs. Emergency lighting systems are designed to ensure the safety of employees, customers and visitors in the event of a power failure. The business has traded for over 40 years in the trade and serves clients across the region with installations, testing, maintenance and upgrades.
