Ipswich electrician
Galvin Electrical
Galvin Electrical of Ipswich has seven years behind it. A mobile is the number listed, opening at eight.
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- Hours
- From 8am
- Phone
- 07771 620000
- Website
- galvinelectrical.co.ukUnverified profile
- Trading for
- 7+ years
- Listing checked
- 2026-09-18
Galvin Electrical opens on a Saturday at eight and has seven years of trading.
About Galvin Electrical
Galvin Electrical is a domestic electrician business in Ipswich. It carries out installation, testing and certification of additional sockets, lighting, showers, whirlpool pumps, heaters, outbuilding power and cooker outlets. The services listed are consumer unit changes, outdoor lighting, first and second fix work for new build properties and outbuildings, full or partial rewires, cooker and hob connections, electric vehicle charging points, inspection and testing, central heating wiring, fault finding and diagnosis, and electrical installation condition reports.
The business covers domestic properties, gardens, workshops and garages. Galvin Electrical is NICEIC Domestic Installer approved and fully insured. It is qualified to 18th Edition standards and Part P compliant. The business issues NICEIC backed certificates on completion of work, and all new installation and testing work is carried out in accordance with IET Guidelines and certified to BS7671. Periodic testing and inspection reveal if circuits are overloaded, show shock or fire risks, identify defective work and highlight lack of earthing or bonding. Central heating wiring includes NEST and HIVE installations, S-Plan and Y-Plan systems, and combi installations. Electrical or hot water underfloor heating systems are wired, tested and certified. Outdoor lighting uses low power LED lamps. Electric vehicle charging units are supplied and installed with steel wire armoured cable protection, and Building Control is notified on completion. Fault finding covers flickering lamps, loose connections, overloaded circuits and rodent damage to cables.