Ryde electrician
Durman Electrical Ltd
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In Ryde for three years. Contact is an 01983 landline, and it opens at eight. The same van covers Sandown, Gosport and Newport (Isle of Wight).
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- Hours
- From 8am
- Phone
- 01983 655026
- Website
- durman-electrical.co.ukUnverified profile
- Trading for
- 3+ years
- Listing checked
- 2026-09-21
About Durman Electrical Ltd
Durman Electrical Ltd is an electrician business based on the Isle of Wight, run by Tom Durman. The firm carries out domestic and commercial electrical work, including rewires, consumer unit upgrades, new builds, extensions, lighting design, EV charger installation and electrical installation condition reports. Home automation services cover heating control with smart thermostats, audio-visual systems, lighting control, and WiFi and networking installations.
The business works across the Isle of Wight. Jobs begin with a discussion to understand the client's requirements, followed by a strategy phase where an electrical design is created in consultation with other contractors. Installation is then carried out by the experienced team using quality materials and following current regulations. Once complete, the system is fully tested and the business provides ongoing support and maintenance.
Durman Electrical Ltd has over a decade of experience in the trade. The team is fully qualified and NICEIC-approved, meeting UK safety standards. Services listed include plaster-in lighting fittings, surface-mounted LED strip lighting, colour-changing and single-colour options, spotlights, wall lights and soffit lights. The firm works with homeowners, landlords, letting agents, local builders and commercial clients. Smart thermostats adapt to lifestyle patterns and allow remote temperature control and customised schedules. Lighting control systems can be activated by single button, phone or voice commands, with an away mode that switches lights on and off to simulate occupancy.