Tripping circuits, faulty breakers and everyday electrical repairs, found and fixed properly.
Some electrical faults are obvious, like a dead socket. Others come and go, such as a circuit that trips at random or lights that flicker. Finding the cause takes the right test equipment and experience, and guessing can make things worse.
Powerline Group finds and fixes electrical faults in homes and businesses across London. Our NICEIC approved electricians test methodically, explain what they find, and agree the repair with you before carrying it out.
A breaker that keeps tripping is doing its job: it is protecting you from a fault. We trace the fault to the appliance, cable or connection responsible, so the fix lasts.
“Excellent electrician. Good communication, fair pricing, and quality workmanship.”
“Very good electrician we had issues with the kitchen sockets he came on the same day of the call and found the issue and fix it, i highly recommend him.”
“Really happy with the work. He replaced my old fuse board with a new one and carried out an EICR. Very professional, friendly and explained everything clearly. Great service at a good price and left everything clean and tidy. Would definitely use him again and highly recommend!”
“Outstanding service from start to finish! The team was professional, reliable, and highly knowledgeable. They arrived on time, clearly explained the work that needed to be done, and completed everything to an excellent standard.”
“Sadi was incredibly helpful and diligent, inspecting and certifying my residential electrics promptly and thoroughly. I wouldn't hesitate to use him again!”
Common causes are a faulty appliance, moisture, or damaged wiring. We test each circuit to find which one it is.
No. A breaker or RCD that keeps tripping is warning you about a fault. Leave it off and have the circuit tested.
If you can smell burning or see scorching, switch off and call us straight away. See our emergency electrician service.
Tell us about your property and we'll get back to you with a free quote.