Electricians in London
A ranked list of electricians covering London. We read public trust signals, ratings, registrations and track record, and put the most trusted first. No adverts dressed up as recommendations.
Last reviewed: June 2026 · Maintained by Whito
Key facts
- Always check registration. A qualified domestic electrician in England should be registered with a Part P scheme such as NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA.
- Get it in writing. Ask for a written quote and confirmation of insurance before any work starts.
- Notifiable work. New circuits and most work in bathrooms or kitchens must be certified and notified to Building Control.
- How we rank. We read public signals such as ratings, accreditation registers and years trading. We do not host our own reviews.
Most trusted electricians in London
Al-Amin Electrical Contractor
Certified Electricians London Ltd
How much does an electrician cost in London?
Costs vary by job, business and area, so treat these as a guide and always get a written quote.
| Hourly rate | £45 to £65 (London £70 to £85) |
| Call-out fee | £60 to £120 |
| Emergency rate | around £80 to £100 per hour |
| Day rate (domestic) | £250 to £350 |
| Full or partial rewire | £1,500 to £10,000 |
| New consumer unit (fuse box) | £780 to £1,000 |
Indicative UK ranges for 2026, based on published Checkatrade and MyBuilder cost guides. Always get a written quote.
Common questions
How do I find a trusted electrician in London?
Start with registration. Any domestic electrician working in London should be registered with a Part P competent person scheme such as NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA. Then ask for a written quote and proof of public liability insurance before work begins.
How does Whito rank these electricians?
We do not host our own reviews. We read public trust signals from across the web, customer ratings, accreditation registers and years trading, and order the most trustworthy first. Always get your own written quote and confirm insurance before booking.
How much does an electrician cost in London?
As a guide, electricians charge roughly £45 to £65 per hour, with a call-out fee of around £60 to £120 and a domestic day rate of £250 to £350. Larger jobs like a rewire are usually fixed price. Always get more than one written quote.
I run an electrical business in London. How do I get listed?
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