Southend-on-Sea electrician
D Myers Electrical
Working out of Southend-on-Sea for seven years now. A mobile is the only number given, and emergencies are covered whenever they happen. The same van covers Rochford and Rayleigh.
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- Hours
- Callouts around the clock
- Phone
- 07738 460681
- Website
- dmyerselectrical.co.ukUnverified profile
- Trading for
- 7+ years
- Listing checked
- 2026-09-19
D Myers Electrical works from Leigh-on-Sea and takes emergency jobs at any hour.
About D Myers Electrical
D Myers Electrical is an electrician business based in Leigh-on-Sea, serving Leigh-on-Sea and surrounding areas. It carries out domestic electrical work ranging from a new socket to a full rewire. The services listed are extra sockets and lights, electrical work in gardens and bathrooms, security lighting, new circuits for garages and sheds, extractor fans, and extra telephone and data points. The business also provides guidance prior to electrical work in kitchens.
D Myers Electrical supplies and fits new consumer units with modular circuit breakers and residual-current devices for overload and earth leakage protection, from £250 including parts, labour, a full test of all circuits and a certificate. It carries out free visual inspection reports to identify visible signs of defects, damage or deterioration in the installation, checking the consumer unit, light fittings, switches, cables, earthing and bonding, extension leads, kitchen and bathroom safety, and RCD protection. The business also converts light fittings to LED to reduce energy consumption.
D Myers Electrical is fully insured and City and Guilds qualified. It is registered with NICEIC, the UK's governing body for electrical contractors, with registration number D602428. The business is authorised to self-certify work to the Local Building Control Body. Free quotations are available. The business carries out electrical safety checks for landlords as required by legislation, with checks carried out at intervals of five years.