A short, checked list of electricians covering Birmingham. We show what each one does, the areas they cover, and what to confirm before you book. No adverts dressed up as recommendations.
Last reviewed: July 2026 · Maintained by Whito
Key facts
- Check registration. Look for membership of a competent person scheme such as NICEIC or NAPIT, and check it on the scheme’s own register.
- Part P matters. Most domestic electrical work in England must comply with Part P of the Building Regulations. A registered electrician can self-certify.
- Get it in writing. Ask for a written quote, proof of public liability insurance, and certification (such as an EIC or minor works certificate) when the job is done.
- How we list. These listings start from public information and are marked “Unclaimed” until the business verifies its details with us. We do not invent reviews.
Electricians covering Birmingham
How a business gets on this list
This page starts from public information, so a business can appear before it has done anything. That is what “Unclaimed” means. We do not invent reviews or claim to have checked a business we have not.
When a business claims its listing, it confirms its details and a working contact, and we mark it “Verified”. A business can also choose to be “Featured”, which is always labelled so you know it is a paid placement, never dressed up as a recommendation. If a business asks to be removed, it comes off. The point is that this list stays worth reading.
Common questions
How do I find a trusted electrician in Birmingham?
Start with registration. NICEIC and NAPIT run public registers of approved contractors, so you can check a firm’s claim in a minute. Then ask for a written quote and proof of public liability insurance before work begins, and expect certification when the job is done.
How much does an electrician cost in Birmingham?
Costs vary by job and by business, so get more than one written quote rather than relying on a single figure. Small jobs are usually charged at an hourly rate plus call-out, while bigger work like a rewire is quoted as a fixed price. Our UK trades cost study sets out typical 2026 figures job by job.
Are the electricians on this page vetted?
Right now these listings are marked “Unclaimed”, which means they come from public information and we have not independently checked them. Where we could confirm a firm at Companies House, its profile says so. When a business claims its listing we confirm its details and a working contact, and only then do we mark it “Verified”. We do not publish invented reviews or star ratings.
I run an electrical business in Birmingham. How do I get listed?
You can add your business from the “List your business” link. We confirm your details and contact, then add you as Verified. There is an option to be Featured, which is always labelled so customers know it is a paid placement.
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