Name: Electrician
Brand: HaMuch
SKU: electrician
Rating: 4.8 (20 reviews)

Find affordable Bradfield electricians

Electricians rates in Bradfield range from £42.5/hour £267/day (Daniel Electrical Services Limited) to £107/hour £484/day (Multi Fuel Heating and Plumbing). To see prices and availability now for your job click Get quotes.

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"New build installing 4 led flush mounted ceiling lights" - RG7, job posted 01/09/26

"Fit an electric/induction hob" - RG2, job posted 07/07/26

"Install night storage heater - Ecostrad Magma HHR High Heat Retention Storage Heater with WIFI - 2.55kW" - BRADFIELD, job posted 31/01/26

"Main Plug fitted for the washing machine on outside of bathroom wall" - RG2, job posted 17/01/26

"Fit an electric/induction hob" - RG30, job posted 11/01/26

"EV I want an EV charger installed - very basic install. Right next to a back to back meter / fuse box. Want best price for a WiFi charger with min 3 yr gtee and install Feb week one. Thank you Charger Installation" - RG7, job posted 09/01/26

"Electric socket installation for robotic lawnmower" - RG31, job posted 18/09/25

"Cooker hood installation - SIA VSR60SS 60cm Stainless Steel Visor Cooker Hood Kitchen Extractor Fan" - RG2, job posted 24/07/25

"Replace a ceiling light, 2 wall sockets and fix an halogen lamp (motion sensor)" - RG7, job posted 09/12/24

"Wire outdoor garden lighting" - RG1, job posted 08/11/23

"Need to remove old induction hob and install a new one" - RG2, job posted 28/10/23

"PAT testing" - RG7, job posted 15/09/23

"Hello. I have two new light fittings that I need to be installed. (Someone moved out of the house and took the light fittings with them!) One in the lounge. It has three bulb holders. It cost about £25.00 One in a bedroom. It also has three bulb holders. And it also cost about £25.00" - RG30, job posted 11/09/23

"Kitchen remodel - moving some sockets, lighting, wiring for new appliances." - RG7, job posted 22/08/23

"New light fitting needed" - RG31, job posted 06/07/23

"Installing solar panels" - RG2, job posted 23/03/23

"Install and wire a ie Geek video doorBell J1. This is a battery powered doorbell but I want to hardwire it. Already have a doorbell wired so just replacing old with this one!" - RG7, job posted 23/01/23

"Fuse tripping so need to check the reason" - RG2, job posted 15/12/22

"Our 2 smoke alarms are broken and need to be replaced." - RG7, job posted 16/11/22

"Repair or install an electric / induction hob" - RG7, job posted 13/10/22

What are the best ways to avoid problems when paying the Electrician?

The most important thing is do avoid handing over cash or paying large sums in advance. Be wary of paying cash for a cheaper job, i.e. to avoid VAT, you may be going down a slippery slope of not doing things properly which may eventually mean your job is also not done properly.

Agree when you intend to pay, ideally after you are satisfied with the completed job. If it is a big job agree a schedule of staged payments which is fair to both parties.

To avoid bad tradespeople and to ensure you can find them should they not answer a mobile;

Get proper contact details and check them yourself
Check if the company is verified on the Companies House website
Get phone details, ideally a land line or 0800 number and check it
Get a physical office address

Before the job starts should I agree standards of quality and behaviour?

Get quotes in writing by email or in person if possible. Getting quotes online or by text is ok (make sure you accept the offer by replying). For large projects make a written agreement, schedule of works and snagging plans as part of a working document. Also;

Agree expected quality of workmanship and materials in advance
When will work start and when will project be finished, what happens if project over runs ?
How long is the guarantee on work and materials eg 12 months
Discuss onsite behaviour in advance (no smoking, swearing or using mobile phones for non-work purposes)
Agree that your Electrician will remove all debris and rubbish and what level of tidying up you want after job

Compare Bradfield electricians rates

Compare Bradfield electricians rates (excluding VAT or callout charges)
Location in UK	Hourly Rate	Daily Rate
Electricians near Reading	£50	£311
Electricians near Thatcham	£47	£297
Electricians near Caversham	£50	£308
Electricians near Basingstoke & Deane	£51	£313
Electricians near Woodley	£51	£312
Electricians near Basingstoke	£52	£318
Electricians near Wokingham	£52	£317
Electricians near Newbury	£47	£299
Electricians near Sandhurst	£51	£313
Electricians near Fleet	£51	£311

Job estimates from electricians near you

Whether you need a full house rewire or you’re just looking for an outdoor security light to be installed, you’ll need an electrician to help to ensure you keep your home safe and compliant with Building Regulations. Our cost guides give you an idea of how much a range of lighting and electrical jobs cost, both in and outside your home.

Install a hot tub - £920

Install a TV aerial - £220

Wire outdoor garden lighting - £220

Install an electric oven - £483

LED light installation - £159

Fit electric underfloor heating - £896

Install night storage heaters - £701

Fit electric radiator - £409

Install an outside power socket - £110

Upgrade smart lighting - £117

Installing solar panels - £3,700

PAT testing - £100

Fit a new plug socket - £152

Downlights installation - £310

Install an EV Charger - £877

Rewire a house - £5,600

Troubleshoot & diagnose electrical fault - £100

EICR Landlord Certificate - £150

Replace a consumer unit - £559

Install a bathroom extractor fan - £197

Cooker hood installation - £250

Install or fix a light switch - £102

Rewire a room - £1,550

Fit an electric/induction hob - £189

Install or fix a light fitting - £112

Fit a satellite dish - £130

Install an electric boiler - £1,218

Earth bonding gas meter - £620

Install an electric shower - £365

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