Landlords and tenants
If you let a property in Worthing, or manage one for an owner, an electrical fault runs differently from a fault in a home the owner lives in. The person standing in the dark is often not the person paying the bill, and the person paying is often not the one holding keys. Older houses divided into flats add another layer, because the supply and the communal circuits do not stop at one front door.
So the job is organised around that. A tenant or an agent can report the fault, access is arranged with whoever holds the keys, and the findings go in writing to the person responsible for the property, whether they live along the coast or a long way from it. Where a repair goes beyond making the installation safe, the landlord or agent has the price before further work begins, and quotes are free and carry no obligation.
Much of the rented work is planned rather than urgent. That might be a landlord safety certificate before a tenancy begins, remedial items cleared while a flat over a shop in the town centre sits empty between lets, or an old fuse board changed for a consumer unit with RCD protection on the circuits. CK Electrical is Part P registered and fully insured, works to the current wiring regulations, and issues certification for the work carried out.
What we do
24/7Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a fast response across the South East. We make the installation safe first, then explain the repair and the cost before any work starts.
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We specialise in finding and fixing electrical faults, tripping circuits and power loss. Faults are traced by systematic testing rather than guesswork, so the repair holds.
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Reliable installation and repair of internal and external lighting systems, from downlights and replacement fittings to garden, security and outside lighting.
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Full and partial electrical rewiring for houses and flats across the South East. Work can be staged room by room to limit disruption, and the property is left tested and certified.
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New fuse boards fitted, also known as fuse boxes, consumer units or consumer boards. A modern board adds RCD protection and makes future faults far easier to isolate.
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Supply, installation and testing of mains powered smoke and heat alarms, including interlinked systems for rented properties and new installations.
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Electrical Installation Condition Reports for rented and residential premises throughout the South East. We can arrange access with your tenants directly and return the report promptly.
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Our in-house team can design, install, commission and maintain Solar PV installations of all sizes, covering the whole job from roof survey through to inverter and battery set-up.
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Domestic and commercial car charger installations. We check the incoming supply can carry the load and position the unit to suit where you park.
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Living on the coast tells on the electrics that sit outside. Salt in the air works on external sockets, garden supplies, outside lights and the metalwork of anything fixed to a wall facing the sea. Corroded terminals and water finding a way into a fitting are ordinary causes of a circuit that keeps tripping here, and both are worth ruling out before anything indoors is stripped back.
Worthing runs from the seafront back to the foot of the Downs, and the wiring changes as you move through it. Older property near the front often carries an installation that grew in stages, with circuits added over the years that no longer follow the layout of the rooms. Later housing further inland is usually more orderly, though a fuse board still ages. Either way, tracing a fault takes testing rather than guesswork.
Commercial calls come in as well: shops, cafes, offices and small industrial units that cannot trade with a dead board or a failed three phase supply. Domestic, commercial or industrial, the phone is answered at any hour of any day, weekends and bank holidays included, and the order of the work stays the same. Find the fault, make the installation safe, then explain what the repair involves and what it costs before anything starts.
Our process
You can call us at any hour, every day of the year, including bank holidays. In an emergency we ask what has stopped working and whether anything is hot, sparking or smelling of burning, and tell you what to switch off until we arrive. Booked work, from a landlord certificate to solar panels or EV charging, starts on the same call.
A Part P registered and fully insured engineer attends and makes the installation safe before anything else. Where there is a risk, the affected circuit or your fuse board is isolated, and anything that cannot be put right straight away is left in a safe condition. Planned work follows the same rule: circuits are proved dead before they are worked on.
We work from readings rather than assumptions. Testing can include continuity, insulation resistance, polarity, earth fault loop impedance and RCD testing. The results show where a fault sits, what an installation can safely take, and whether a problem is inside your property or on the incoming supply, which belongs to the distribution network operator and is reported free on 105.
Before any repair or installation begins, we explain the options: what needs doing now, what can safely wait, and whether repair or replacement is the sensible choice. Quotes are free and carry no obligation, and nothing goes ahead until you agree the price, so there are no call-out surprises. If parts or a return visit are needed, we tell you then.
The same qualified engineers who took your call carry out the work, whether that is an overnight repair, a fuse board replacement, new lighting, smoke and heat alarms, a rewire, an inspection, solar panels or an EV charging point. It is done to the current wiring regulations, with cables and accessories fixed securely and neatly, and disruption kept to a minimum.
Before we leave, the work is tested and checked in operation, and the working area is left tidy. You are told plainly what was done and anything worth keeping an eye on. Certification is supplied where the work calls for it, so you hold a written record of what was carried out and the results of the testing.
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