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Electrical · Maida Vale

Electricians in Maida Vale, London — homes & business

Friendly, NICEIC-approved electricians for homes across Maida Vale, Maida Hill, Lisson Grove and Ladbroke Grove — fuse boards, rewires, sockets, lighting and fault finding, done tidily at a fixed price. The same team also delivers landlord and commercial electrical work for the area's mansion blocks and mixed-use buildings.

A team you can trust in your home. Clear fixed prices agreed before we start, certified work to BS 7671, and we leave your home as tidy as we found it.

Electricians for homes in Maida Vale

Whether you're in a Maida Vale mansion-block flat, a Lisson Grove conversion or a house near Ladbroke Grove, we carry out safe, certified electrical work explained in plain English, at a fixed price agreed before we start.

A lot of the flats here sit inside purpose-built mansion blocks or period conversions, often with older wiring behind a tidy-looking finish. We're used to working carefully within someone else's home — fuse board and consumer unit upgrades, rewires, extra sockets and lighting, and fault finding when something's tripping or dead — and we hand over a certificate for every job.

Fuse board & consumer unit upgrades
Full & partial rewires
Extra sockets & lighting
Fault finding & repairs
Kitchen & bathroom electrics
Period-property rewiring
EICRs — it's the law for landlords. Every private rented property in England must have a valid EICR. We inspect, certify and issue your report for individual flats or whole blocks across Maida Vale, Maida Hill, Lisson Grove and Ladbroke Grove.

EICR & landlord safety certificates

For a leaseholder selling a flat, a landlord letting one, or a managing agent responsible for a whole block, an EICR shows exactly where the installation stands, classified as C1, C2, C3 or FI. Full detail sits on our EICR & electrical safety testing page.

Landlords & commercial

Commercial & landlord electrical work in Maida Vale

Maida Vale and Maida Hill carry a large stock of purpose-built mansion blocks — communal stairwells, a landlord's supply serving shared parts, and often a single communal riser feeding every flat above it. Lisson Grove and Ladbroke Grove add period conversions in multiple occupation and ground-floor retail parades with flats stacked above. None of that is a single commercial tenancy with one meter, so access has to be agreed with residents rather than one facilities team, and riser work is phased so flats aren't left without power.

Landlord supply & communal-area distribution
Phased work on occupied blocks
Fire alarm & emergency lighting to common parts
Mixed residential/commercial metering

Commercial & landlord services

We work for block managing agents, resident management companies and freeholders, portfolio landlords, and ground-floor retail occupiers under residential flats — giving one contractor and one set of records across a portfolio rather than a different tradesperson per building. Block-wide EICR programmes keep renewal dates aligned instead of scattering across the year, with full detail on our commercial electrician & M&E page.

Reviews

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Reviews from homeowners, landlords and property managers across London. We publish our verified Google reviews here as they come in.

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Amazing experience and professional and experienced. Would recommend.
B BillyLondon · Google review
Used DA to swap out our old fuse board as it was ancient and kept tripping. Lads turned up when they said, got it done in a few hours and left no mess. New unit looks miles better and got all the paperwork through after. Can't fault them
N NafeesLondon · Google review
DA Electrical resolved our plumbing issues when fitting our bathroom. Included new pipework as well as connections. Neat tidy work and very considerate, kept us informed every step of the way. Pleased they did the electrics and plumbing. Highly recommended
F FaizanLondon · Google review
DA Electrical replaced our old fuse board and sorted the wiring in our flat in Walthamstow. Turned up on time, explained everything clearly, and left the place spotless. Fully certified and a fair price — wouldn't hesitate to recommend them
M MirelaLondon · Google review
Easy communication and clear information about costs. Very polite and completed the job to our satisfaction. Thank you!
A Anna MullerLondon · Google review
Great price — Honest, on time and professional.
F Firaz SyedLondon · Google review
Excellent service from DA Electrical London LTD. They arrived on time, completed the work professionally, and left everything clean and tidy. Highly recommended.
F Fet DajciLondon · Google review
Great price — I would highly recommend they take care of all of our properties safety certificates and electrical issues. They are reliable, knowledgeable, professional, and punctual. They always carry out all work to high standards. Thank you for your continued great service.
M Mary RonanLondon · Google review

Frequently asked questions

Yes. We agree a fixed price with you before any work starts, based on the job — no hourly surprises and no hidden charges.

Yes. DA Electrical London is an NICEIC Approved Contractor and all electrical work is carried out to BS 7671, the 18th Edition wiring regulations.

The landlord's supply is the electrical installation serving everything outside individual flats — communal hallway and stairwell lighting, entry systems, communal risers, distribution boards feeding common parts, and any shared plant. In a purpose-built mansion block this can be a substantial installation in its own right, separate from every leaseholder's meter, and it is the managing agent or freeholder's responsibility to keep it safe and tested. We install, repair and certify landlord supplies and communal-area distribution across Maida Vale and Maida Hill mansion blocks.

Yes. For a managing agent or freeholder with a block of flats, testing every unit as a one-off booking each time a tenancy changes is inefficient and creates a spread of expiry dates that's hard to track. We run block-wide EICR programmes — landlord supply, communal areas and individual units — scheduled together so a building's electrical compliance sits on one register with aligned renewal dates, rather than dozens of separate ones.

Riser and communal-area work in an occupied mansion block or period conversion has to happen without cutting off supply to flats that are lived in. We phase it — floor by floor or riser section by riser section — with isolations planned and communicated in advance, and communal-area and common-part work is routinely scheduled evenings and weekends so residents aren't disrupted during the working day.

Yes. A lot of the stock around Lisson Grove and Ladbroke Grove is a ground-floor retail parade with residential flats above, often on separate landlord and commercial metering arrangements. We work across both halves of a mixed-use building — the retail unit's electrical installation and fit-out, and the residential landlord supply and common parts above it — so the whole building is covered under one contractor rather than two separate ones with no shared picture of the installation.

Yes. Portfolio landlords and managing agents with several blocks across Maida Vale and the surrounding streets get one consistent set of certificates, test schedules and asset records per building, so compliance status across the portfolio can be checked at a glance rather than chased building by building.

Talk to us about your home or your building

Whether it's a rewire, a fuse board upgrade or an EICR for your own flat, or a mansion block, a period conversion in multiple occupation, or a mixed-use parade needing a landlord supply, a communal riser or a block-wide EICR programme, tell us about it and we'll come back with a clear, fixed-price proposal.