Electricians in Godalming

Godalming is where we started and where we still are, so there isn’t much of it we haven’t wired. From the timber-framed buildings around Church Street and the Pepperpot to the Victorian terraces off Ockford Road and the 1930s semis up towards Charterhouse, we know the housing stock street by street — and the surprises each era likes to hide behind the plaster.

There’s a nice coincidence in working here: in 1881 Godalming became the first town in the world with a public electricity supply, run off a waterwheel on the Wey. We think about that more than we probably should. What it means for you is a local firm that takes the wiring in this town seriously — whether that’s a careful rewire in a listed cottage in the old centre, a new consumer unit in a Farncombe-border terrace, or an EV charger on a driveway near the Lammas Lands.

Being five minutes away changes how we work. We can pop back if you spot something, drop a certificate round by hand, and get to an urgent fault the same afternoon rather than the same fortnight. Dawn knows half the roads by name and most of the dogs.