
Three clear paths for different electrical needs
Condition reports explained
We inspect and test fixed wiring before issuing clearly coded findings.
Charging routes assessed
Parking, supply and circuit protection are considered before fitting.
Rewires designed first
We plan outlets, loads and access before removing outdated wiring.
Start with the outcome, not a vague job label
An EICR, EV charger and rewire solve very different problems. We visit homes and business premises in Stirling for all three. Choose an EICR when you need evidence about fixed wiring condition, a charger when you need a dedicated vehicle supply, and rewiring when ageing or limited circuits need broader renewal. During the first discussion, we establish the existing installation, intended result and the access available.


Prepare the right details for the work you need
For inspection, make fixed points and the consumer unit accessible and share earlier reports. For a charger, send the parking position, equipment preference and likely cable route. A rewire needs room plans, outlet positions and information about decoration or renovation. At Stirling properties, these details help us direct the enquiry to the correct service and explain the relevant process before a visit is arranged.
Frequently asked questions
Should we book an EICR or a fault-finding visit?
Choose an EICR when you need a wider condition report on fixed wiring. Fault finding suits a specific active symptom such as tripping or power loss. Tell us the reason for your enquiry and we'll identify the more suitable route.
What affects the route for an EV charger cable?
The consumer unit, parking point, building layout and finished surfaces all matter. We look for a practical route that supports safe connection and sensible charger use. Photographs can help with the first discussion, but the installation still needs assessment.
When is a full rewire worth considering?
A rewire may be appropriate where ageing wiring, limited circuits or repeated problems affect much of the property, particularly during major refurbishment. If only one area is affected, partial work or a targeted repair may be enough.
Services offered in Stirling

