Electrical, fire and security contractors for working buildings.
One team for the power, the fire detection, the emergency lighting, the network, the doors and the cameras. Designed to the standard, installed around your opening hours, handed over with the certificate.
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- Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham B19
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 08:00-18:00
- Quotes
- From a free site visit, in writing
- Handover
- Certificate on every job
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Aico Expert Installer
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Hikvision Authorised Partner
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Insured with AXA
Six services. One contractor.
Most buildings need all of these at some point, and they work better when the same people design them together: shared containment, one programme, one handover file.
Electrical Installations
Design, installation, testing and certification of commercial and industrial electrical systems to BS 7671.
Learn more 02Fire Alarm Systems
Fire detection and alarm systems designed, installed, commissioned and maintained to BS 5839-1.
Learn more 03Emergency Lighting
Emergency escape lighting installed and tested to BS 5266-1, with the monthly and annual records your inspector asks for.
Learn more 04Networking & Structured Cabling
Cat6, Cat6A and fibre cabling, comms cabinets, switching and Wi-Fi for offices, clinics and industrial units.
Learn more 05Access Control
Door entry, fob and card readers, intercoms and networked access control for single doors to whole buildings.
Learn more 06CCTV Systems
IP camera systems with on-site recording and secure remote viewing, installed with the ICO guidance in mind.
Learn moreTrusted on the sites of some large names.
Retail estates, telecoms, banking, security and government: the same standards, the same paperwork, on a shop floor or a data room.
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Survey. Design. Install. Certify. Maintain.
The same five steps on a two-door access system and on a whole-building rewire. The size changes; the order does not.
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Survey
An engineer visits, reads the building and listens to what you need. Free, and without a sales pitch.
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Design
A written quotation with the drawings, the standard it is designed to and the equipment named.
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Install
Planned around your hours. Tidy containment, labelled circuits, no surprises on the invoice.
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Certify
Test results and the certificate for every system, handed over in one file on the last day.
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Maintain
The six-monthly, annual and five-yearly visits each system needs, booked before they fall due.
Buildings that cannot stop.
A dental surgery mid-list, a kitchen mid-service, a warehouse mid-shift: the work is planned so the building keeps running while it is done.
Birmingham, the West Midlands, and down the M1.
We are based in the Jewellery Quarter and most of our work is within half an hour of it. We also work every week along the M1 into Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, and for a client with several sites we travel wherever the sites are.
West Midlands
The M1 corridor
Engineers who answer the phone, and the question.
You speak to the person who will do the work. Quotes name the equipment and the standard. Certificates arrive with the invoice, not three weeks later. When something fails, we tell you what it is and what it costs before we touch it.
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Designed to the standard
BS 7671 for the wiring, BS 5839-1 for fire detection, BS 5266-1 for emergency lighting, BS EN 62676 for CCTV. The standard is named on the quote.
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Equipment we would fit in our own building
Hager distribution, C-TEC fire panels, Aico alarms, Hikvision cameras and recorders, named in the quotation so you know what you are buying.
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One handover file
Drawings, test results, certificates and the maintenance dates for every system, in one PDF, on the last day of the job.
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Maintenance that gets booked
We keep the dates and write to you before a test falls due. Nobody has to remember the six-monthly service.
The things a building is responsible for, explained.
How often should a fire alarm be tested? The BS 5839-1 schedule explained
9 Oct 2026 · 6 min Emergency LightingEmergency lighting testing: the monthly flick test and the annual three-hour drain
9 Oct 2026 · 5 min Electrical InstallationsThe EICR for commercial premises: what it covers, how often, and what the codes mean
9 Oct 2026 · 7 minOur work is commercial: offices, clinics, hotels and restaurants, industrial units, and flats or HMOs on behalf of a landlord or managing agent. We do not take on individual homeowner jobs.
For a planned job we visit within a few working days to survey and quote. If something has failed and the building cannot operate, call 0121 485 9795 and we will tell you honestly when an engineer can be with you, which across Birmingham is usually the same day.
Yes. We quote from a visit, because a quote from a phone call is a guess. There is no charge for the survey or the written quotation, and no obligation.
Every installation is handed over with its certificate: an Electrical Installation Certificate or Minor Works Certificate for electrical work, a commissioning certificate for a fire alarm, a completion certificate for emergency lighting, test results for structured cabling. Periodic inspections produce the report your insurer or landlord asks for.
Birmingham and the West Midlands first: Wolverhampton, Solihull, Coventry, Dudley and Walsall. Then the M1 corridor we work along every week: Northampton, Milton Keynes, Bedford, Ampthill, Silsoe, Toddington, Harpenden and Watford. For a multi-site client we travel nationwide.
Tell us about the building.
A free visit, a written quotation with the standard and the equipment named, and a date you can plan around.