What we do and who it is for
Healthcare electrical services for GP practices, dental surgeries, clinics and care settings, with fixed written prices issued before work begins. Based in Maidstone (Eclipse Park) and covering ME14 areas including Bearsted, Penenden Heath, Tovil, Barming and Loose, with 24-hour emergency support. NICEIC-approved, Part P-registered work backed by certification and retained documentation to support patient-safety, continuity of care and audit-ready records.
Typical jobs
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What it costs
We provide fixed, written prices for healthcare electrical work in Maidstone, with parts, labour, testing, certification and VAT included so your final bill will not exceed the agreed quote. For larger upgrades we offer a free survey and a per-job quote to reflect clinical continuity requirements.
| Job | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| EICR | £150–£250 | Testing, report, certificate, VAT |
| Consumer unit | £500–£700 | Parts, installation, testing, certification |
| Fault finding | £80/hour | Investigation and documented findings |
Not included: plaster repairs, decoration, asbestos removal, DNO supply-upgrade charges, scaffold/access equipment, or other works not specified above.
How the work is planned
Once the scope and fixed price are agreed, we’ll plan the work around your clinical activity, access controls and infection-prevention procedures. We begin with stakeholder meetings involving your facilities lead, practice manager and relevant clinical teams, confirming working areas, permitted routes, isolation windows and safeguarding requirements.
Phased scheduling helps us separate disruptive tasks from patient-facing hours. We can sequence containment, cable routes, consumer unit alterations and final connections so essential rooms remain available wherever possible. Before each visit, we’ll agree attendance times, site contacts, delivery arrangements and any restrictions on noise, dust or temporary access.
Our electricians arrive with the agreed task sequence and keep work areas controlled, tidy and clearly separated from clinical operations. If site conditions change, we’ll pause, liaise with your nominated contact and revise the programme before proceeding.
Compliance and documentation
Compliance depends on clear records as much as safe installation. We provide documentation that helps you demonstrate that electrical systems are maintained to prevent danger under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. This includes EICRs, certificates where applicable, observations, test results and clear remedial recommendations.
For healthcare premises, we’ll help you align records retention with your internal governance, insurer and licensing requirements. We also support your risk assessments by identifying defects, their severity and sensible priorities for correction. There is no statutory interval for commercial EICRs; although it is commonly stated that fixed review periods are legally required, that is not the case — the law requires systems to be maintained safely and for employers and dutyholders to manage risk, not to follow a single prescribed inspection frequency. The IET Guidance Note 3 recommends familiar intervals, including five years for offices, three years for industrial settings and annual inspection in some higher‑risk environments. Insurers, landlords and licensing bodies may request a current report, so we’ll make your compliance file accurate, traceable and ready for review.
Minimal disruption and out-of-hours working
Safe, traceable electrical work must also fit around patient care, staff routines and infection-control measures. We’ll agree access routes, work zones, noise limits and isolation windows with your responsible person before attendance. Our written plan identifies affected circuits, essential equipment, temporary supplies and the controls needed to prevent unauthorised reinstatement.
Where daytime work would interrupt consultations, treatment or cleaning, we can schedule work Out of hours, including planned testing, repairs and consumer unit changes. Phased shutdowns allow us to isolate only the required area, verify dead, complete the task, test and document results before restoring supply. We’ll maintain clear signage, protect clinical areas from dust, and leave records of isolations, test results and any remedial actions. You’ll know what’s happening, when, and which services are affected before work begins.
Premises and sites around Maidstone
Across Maidstone we carry out electrical work in GP surgeries in central Maidstone, dental practices in Barming and Tovil, clinics on the riverfront at Allington and along the Medway promenade, care homes around Grove Green and sheltered housing in Vinters Park and Walderslade. We routinely work in Victorian and inter‑war period buildings in Maidstone town centre and Tovil, post‑war estates in Vinters Park and Grove Green, and newer 1990s–2010s developments on the fringes of the ME14 area.
When planning surveys in Maidstone and its neighbourhoods we schedule around patient access at central Maidstone surgeries, clinical timetables in Barming dental practices and infection‑control requirements at Allington riverfront clinics; we then document findings specific to the Maidstone site, the agreed scope for that property and any certification needed for Kent County Council or Maidstone Borough records.
For riverfront clinics in Allington and riverside parts of Maidstone we assess moisture exposure from the Medway, consider flood resilience measures appropriate to the local floodplain, and specify safe isolation arrangements that reflect the site’s proximity to the quay. In older premises in Maidstone town centre and conservation areas such as Brenchley Gardens and parts of Tovil — including listed hospital‑era buildings and Victorian terraces — we assess existing wiring before proposing sympathetic cable routes and electrical upgrades that comply with national regulations and local conservation constraints.
Where clients in Grove Green, Vinters Park or the ME14 periphery require phased work, we can phase jobs by room, circuit or department to keep essential areas operating during works at those specific Maidstone addresses. For every Maidstone project you’ll receive a written quotation before we start, and we provide site‑specific records to support maintenance planning, statutory inspection requirements and any future alterations at that Maidstone property.