Electricians in North London: Local Guides Borough by Borough

Looking for an electrician in North London? Energy North Ltd has been based on Bowes Road in N11, between Southgate and Friern Barnet, since 2017. This page brings together our local guides borough by borough, so you can see what we do near you, what it costs and what we usually find in local homes.

What we do

• EICR certificates for landlords, buyers, sellers and homeowners, with the report emailed the same day.
• Consumer unit and fuse board upgrades to the current edition of BS 7671.
• EV charger installation for houses, flats and workplaces.
• Rewiring, fault finding, PAT testing, fire alarms and lighting.

Our electricians are City & Guilds certified, prices are fixed before we start and booking is usually within 48 hours. See the full list of services on the Energy North electrician page.

Local guides by borough

• Enfield: EICR cost in Enfield and EICR certificates in Southgate and Palmers Green.
• Palmers Green and Winchmore Hill: EICR and EV chargers in N13 and N21
• Enfield Town and Bush Hill Park: EICR for period homes in EN1 and EN2
• Edmonton Green and Ponders End: EICR for landlords in N9, N18 and EN3
• Barnet: EICRs, consumer units and EV chargers in Barnet.
• Chipping Barnet, New Barnet and Whetstone: EICR and EV chargers in EN4, EN5 and N20
• Finchley and Hendon: EICR and consumer units in N3, N12, N2 and NW4
• Golders Green and Cricklewood: EICR for landlords and extended homes in NW11 and NW2
• Edgware and Burnt Oak: EICR and EV chargers in HA8 and NW9
• Mill Hill: EICR and EV chargers in NW7
• Haringey: Electrician in Haringey and Wood Green.
• Muswell Hill and Crouch End: EICR for period homes in N10 and N8
• Wood Green and Bounds Green: EICR for landlords in N22 and N11
• Hornsey and Highgate: EICR for period homes in N8 and N6
• Tottenham and Edmonton: EICR for landlords in Tottenham and Edmonton.
• Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale: EICR for landlords in N15 and N17
• Islington and Camden: EICRs for flats and conversions.
• Highbury and Canonbury: EICR for period homes and flats in N5 and N1
• Kilburn and West Hampstead: EICR for flats in NW6 and NW2
• Archway and Holloway: EICR for flats and HMOs in N19 and N7
• Kentish Town and Tufnell Park: EICR for period flats in NW5 and N19
• Hampstead and Belsize Park: EICR for period flats in NW3
• Holborn and Clerkenwell: EICR for flats and offices in WC1 and EC1
• Hackney: EICRs, rewires and EV chargers in Hackney.
• Stoke Newington and Dalston: EICR for converted flats in N16 and E8
• Hackney Wick and Homerton: EICR for flats, studios and live work units in E9
• Stamford Hill and Clapton: EICR for landlords and large family homes in N16 and E5
• Waltham Forest: Walthamstow, Leyton and Chingford.
• Leyton and Leytonstone: EICR for landlords in E10 and E11
• Chingford and Highams Park: EICR and EV chargers in E4
• Walthamstow Village: EICR for period homes in E17
• Redbridge: EICR and EV chargers in Ilford and Redbridge.
• Wanstead and Woodford: EICR and consumer units in E11, E18 and IG8
• Ilford town centre: EICR for flats in IG1, IG2 and IG3
• Gants Hill and Seven Kings: EICR and EV chargers in IG2 and IG3
• Barkingside and Hainault: EICR and consumer units in IG6 and IG7
• Barking and Dagenham (East London): EICR for landlords in Barking, Becontree and Dagenham
• Romford and Havering (East London): EICR for landlords in Romford, Hornchurch and Upminster
• Rainham and Elm Park: EICR and EV chargers in RM12 and RM13
• Newham (East London): EICR for landlords and HMOs in Stratford and Newham.
• Forest Gate and Manor Park: EICR for landlords in E7 and E12
• East Ham and Plaistow: EICR for landlords in E6 and E13
• Canning Town and Royal Docks: EICR for new build flats in E16
• Tower Hamlets (East London): EICR for flats and new builds in Tower Hamlets.
• Bow and Mile End (East London): EICR for flats in E3 and E1
• Poplar and Canary Wharf: EICR for flats in E14
• Whitechapel and Wapping: EICR for flats and warehouse conversions in E1
• Bethnal Green and Shoreditch: EICR for flats and offices in E2 and E1
• Ealing and Brentford (West London): EICR and EV charger installation.
• Acton and Shepherd's Bush (West London): EICR for flats in W3 and W12
• Southall and Hayes (West London): EICR for landlords in UB1 to UB4
• Greenford and Northolt: EICR for landlords in UB6 and UB5
• Hanwell and West Ealing: EICR and consumer units in W7 and W13
• Hounslow and Chiswick (West London): EICR and EV chargers in Hounslow and Chiswick.
• Chiswick: EICR for period homes in W4
• Isleworth and Brentford Dock: EICR for flats in TW7 and TW8
• Hounslow West and Feltham: EICR for landlords in TW3, TW4, TW13 and TW14
• Hammersmith and Fulham (West London): EICR for flats in Hammersmith, Shepherd's Bush and Fulham.
• Fulham and Parsons Green: EICR for period and refurbished homes in SW6
• Kensington and Chelsea (West London): EICR for mansion flats in Kensington, Chelsea and Notting Hill.
• Notting Hill and Ladbroke Grove: EICR for flats in W11 and W10
• Westminster (West London): EICR for flats and offices in Westminster
• Maida Vale and Paddington: EICR for mansion flats in W9 and W2
• Marylebone and St John's Wood: EICR for managed and refurbished flats in W1 and NW8
• City of London: EICR for offices and flats in the City of London
• Wembley and Brent (North West London): EICR, consumer units and rewires in Wembley and Brent.
• Willesden and Harlesden: EICR for landlords in NW10
• Harrow (North West London): EICR for homes and lets in Harrow, Pinner and Stanmore.
• Pinner and Ruislip: EICR and consumer units in HA5 and HA4
• Stanmore and Kenton: EICR and EV chargers in HA7 and HA3
• Wealdstone and Harrow Weald: EICR for landlords in HA3
• Uxbridge and Hillingdon (West London): EICR and consumer units in Uxbridge, Ruislip and Hayes.
• West Drayton and Yiewsley: EICR for landlords in UB7

Guides for landlords

• HMO licence electrical requirements in London
• What a C2 on an EICR means
• EICR vs EIC vs Minor Works certificate
• PAT testing in London: what landlords and businesses need to know and PAT testing for London landlords
• Smoke alarms and fire alarm certificates
• Does your London home need a rewire?
• Failed EICR: how a consumer unit upgrade fixes it
• Home EV charger installation in London
• Fuseboard replacement cost in London: what changes the price
• EICR for commercial units and shops in London
• Why your RCD keeps tripping and what an EICR would find
• Unsatisfactory EICR: what happens next and the 28 day deadline
• Smart meter, solar or heat pump? Get the consumer unit checked first
• Bathroom electrics: zones, extractor fans and what an EICR checks
• Emergency lighting testing for London landlords and HMOs
• Kitchen electrics: cooker circuits, sockets and what an EICR checks
• Garden and outdoor sockets: safe wiring for London homes
• Electric storage heaters in London flats: what an EICR looks for
• Landlord electrical checklist for a new tenancy in London
• Electric shower upgrades: cable size, isolators and the consumer unit
• Downlights in London homes: fire rated fittings and what an EICR checks
• Smoke detectors vs heat detectors: which goes where in a London home
• Consumer unit labelling and circuit charts: why landlords need them
• How often do you need an EICR? Homes, rentals, HMOs and businesses
• Surge protection devices: what an SPD does and when you need one
• Loft conversion electrics: what needs certifying and what an EICR finds
• Earth bonding explained: gas and water bonding and why an EICR checks it
• Renting in London: how tenants can ask their landlord for an EICR
• Electric underfloor heating: circuits, RCD protection and certificates
• Adding sockets: spurs, new circuits and the paperwork you need
• Moving into an older London house: an electrical checklist for new owners
• Student lets: an electrical safety checklist for landlords
• EV charger and electric shower: is your main fuse big enough?
• Leasehold flats: who is responsible for which electrical work
• Fire alarm grades: Grade D, Grade A and LD categories explained for landlords
• Electrical safety for older relatives: simple checks you can do on a visit
• Opening a cafe or takeaway: the electrical checklist before you open
• Outdoor and security lighting: fittings, PIR sensors and safe wiring
• Home office electrics: sockets, data points and garden office power
• Power cut or tripped switch? What to check before you call an electrician
• Winter electrical safety: heaters, festive lights and damp
• Heat pumps and your electrics: what to check before installation
• Buying a home: the electrical certificates your solicitor will ask for
• Kitchen renovation electrics: planning circuits before the fitters arrive
• Bathroom renovation electrics: planning lights, fans and showers
• Smart home wiring: smart switches, doorbells and thermostats
• Extension electrics: planning power for a rear or side return extension
• Lighting upgrades: LED swaps, dimmers and old fittings
• Basement conversions: electrics, damp and sump pumps
• Short lets and holiday lets: electrical and fire safety for hosts
• Garage conversions: power, lighting and heating
• Churches, community halls and clubs: electrical safety
• Nurseries and childminders: electrical safety
• Gyms, studios and salons: electrical safety
• Pubs, cafes and restaurants: electrical safety
• Offices and co-working spaces: electrical safety
• Workshops and light industrial units: electrical safety
• Care homes and supported living: electrical safety
• Dental and medical practices: electrical safety
• Shop fit-out electrics: what to plan
• Hotels and guest houses: electrical safety
• Schools and tuition centres: electrical safety
• Listed and period buildings: electrical work
• Warehouses and storage units: electrical safety
• Converting a house into flats: electrical requirements
• Car repair garages and MOT centres: electrical safety
• Communal electrics in blocks of flats: freeholder checklist
• Laundrettes and dry cleaners: electrical safety
• Beauty clinics and tattoo studios: electrical safety
• Electrical safety for recording studios and rehearsal rooms
• Garden rooms and hot tubs: the electrics you need
• Electric gates, garage doors and driveway power
• Electrical safety for market stalls, pop-ups and events
• Immersion heaters: wiring, timers and warning signs
• New-build homes: electrical snagging checks
• Annexes and granny flats: planning the electrics

Book an electrician in North London

Tell us the address and what you need, and we will confirm a fixed price. Landlords can start with our EICR certificate page, and if you are thinking about a home charge point, see EV charger installation.