Leeds city centre, Leeds, West Yorkshire
Electrical in Leeds city centre
Need electrical work in Leeds city centre? Post your job free, compare prices from local people and choose who you like. No commission on completed jobs.
The centre of Leeds, in the LS1 and LS2 postcodes, with flats and apartments as well as older houses on the edges. Postcodes: LS1, LS2, LS3, LS9, LS10, LS11.
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Common electrical work jobs in Leeds city centre
- Replacing sockets and light switches
- Fitting new light fittings
- Adding extra sockets
- Finding and fixing electrical faults
- Fitting an electric shower or oven
- Fitting an outdoor light or doorbell
How it works
Post a job
Say what needs doing, where, and roughly when. Add a photo if it helps.
Compare your bids
Prices arrive with a short message and each person's reviews. Take your time.
Choose who you want
Pick the one you like and get it sorted. Then tick the job off.
What to put in your electrical work job post
- Describe what is wrong or what you want added, and where.
- Say if anything has tripped, smells burnt or stopped working. That tells people how urgent it is.
- Add a photo of the fuse box or consumer unit if it is relevant.
- Say if you have the fitting already or want it supplied.
What affects the price
- Whether the job needs a new circuit
- How easy the cables are to reach
- The cost of the fittings
- Whether the work needs certifying
Prices vary, so Jobberly doesn't guess. Post your job and local people tell you what they would charge.
Questions about electrical work in Leeds city centre
Does electrical work need to be done by a registered electrician?
In England, much electrical work in homes must follow the Building Regulations (known as Part P). Bigger jobs, such as a new circuit or changing the consumer unit, are notifiable: they should be done by someone registered with a competent person scheme, or approved by building control. Simple like-for-like swaps, such as replacing a socket or light fitting, are generally not notifiable but must still be done safely. Rules differ in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, so ask when you agree the job.
What paperwork should I ask for?
For new circuits and larger work, ask for an Electrical Installation Certificate. For smaller additions, a Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate. Keep these safe: they are useful when you sell or let your home.
How do I get electrical work done in Leeds city centre?
Post your job free and describe what you need. Local people send their price and a short message, and you choose. Ask to see anyone's registration or certificates before work begins.
Is it safe to do electrical jobs myself?
Small jobs can be safe if you know what you are doing and have turned the power off at the consumer unit and tested it is dead. If you are unsure, it is worth getting help.