S.L.S. Electrical Contractors was first established in 1987 by myself, Tim Simmonds, and partners Terry Simmonds and Russell Lonsdale, after having qualified within my father's company, Palmer and Simmonds. In total we have over 70 years' experience.

S.L.S. is a small successful company covering all types of electrical work. The company specialises in all types of domestic work from extensions to rewires and new homes. Our integrity and professionalism is supported by the E.C.A. which guarantees all our work.

S.L.S. Electrical is also a Part P registered company. 

Why You Can Trust S.L.S

+ We are approved by the E.C.A. representing the best in electrical engineering and building services.

+ We are a part P registered company. Part P was introduced on January 1st 2005 to reduce injuries and fires caused by faulty installations.

+ We are able to self-certify all electrical installation work undertaken, with over 70 years' experience.

+ We come highly recommended: Our word of mouth reputation is how we receive most of our work.

+ We are inspected regularly and found to meet the high standards required by the governing bodies.

We all take electricity for granted - but in the wrong hands it could be a killer. According to the government, every year faulty electrics in the home kills ten people and injures 750 more. In 2003 alone, electrical faults led to 2,336 house fires that caused yet more death and injury.

So on January 1st 2005 new laws to crack down on shoddy workmanship came into force. New electrical safety requirements were added to Buildings Regulations, the rules enforceable by local authorities to ensure the health and safety of people in and around buildings.

The requirements, known as Part P of the Building Regulations, say that anyone carrying out fixed electrical installations in England and Wales must comply with the national safety standard for them (BS 7671). A fixed installation is the term for rewiring and appliances that are fixed to a building: The sockets, switches, consumer units and ceiling fittings etc.

Under the new regulations, electrical work must be "suitably designed, installed, inspected and tested so as to provide reasonable protection against them being the source of a fire or a cause of injury to persons." This applies to almost all electrical installations in the home and garden: From adding the electrics to a newly built house or extension, through to garden lighting and pond pumps.

So please, leave it to us!