Pudsey electrician
US Electrical Contractors
US Electrical Contractors, based in Pudsey, answers landline 0113 880 5535 from 9am.
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- Hours
- From 9am
- Phone
- 0113 880 5535
- Website
- uselectrical.co.ukUnverified profile
- Listing checked
- 2026-09-20
About US Electrical Contractors
US Electrical Contractors is an electrician business in Pudsey carrying out domestic and commercial work. It is NAPIT registered and TrustMark registered, and holds public liability insurance. The business is OZEV approved for electric vehicle chargepoint installations under the home and workplace grant schemes.
Domestic work includes single sockets, switches and lighting, consumer unit replacement, and full and partial rewires. Commercial work covers shops, offices, salons and small industrial units, with distribution boards, sub mains, lighting design and emergency lighting. The business also installs fire detection and emergency lighting systems, home and workplace charge points, and solar PV and battery storage on dedicated circuits. Fault finding and repair work is carried out for problems such as loss of power, tripping breakers and burning smells, with scheduled inspection visits available for planned maintenance.
Certificates issued on completion are an Electrical Installation Certificate, an EICR coded C1, C2, C3 or FI, and a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate. BS 5839 fire detection and alarm certification and BS 5266 emergency lighting inspection and test certificates are also issued. Energy Performance Certificates are provided where required.
The business covers Bradford, Leeds, Harrogate and surrounding areas. Work begins with a survey before quoting for charge points and renewable systems, and a load assessment is carried out for the incoming supply. Planned work is quoted in writing before anything starts. Free quotes are offered for all jobs. Emergency callouts run day and night for power loss, tripping circuits and burning smells.