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Tell Robert what the electrical is doing

A description of the symptom or the project, where the work is, and how soon you need it is enough to start. Photos help when the problem is visible.

Name

Phone

Phone or email - at least one, so there is a way to reply.

City, ZIP code or service address

Used to confirm the job is in range and to plan the visit.

Preferred contact method

Phone call Text message Email

Type of electrical work

Preferred timeframe

What is the electrical doing, or what do you need installed?

Symptoms help: when it started, what makes it worse, which rooms or circuits are affected, and any recent changes.

Photos (optional)

Up to 4 photos, 4 MB each. JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. Files are stored on this server, are never published, and are not executable.

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What happens next

The request arrives with the details together in one place - including any photos.
You get a reply that confirms the details and asks anything that is still unclear.
A time is arranged, and the scope of the work is agreed before it starts.

Phone

A direct line is being added. Until it is published, the request form below is the way to reach Robert - it is checked and replied to.

Email

Not published yet. The form below reaches the same inbox and keeps the details together in one place.

Service area

Powered by Robert works from one home base, so coverage is decided by distance rather than postcode prefixes. Send a city or ZIP code with your request and you will get a straight answer about whether the job is in range.

What to include

What the electrical is doing right now.
Which rooms, outlets or circuits are affected.
Whether anything changed recently.
Photos of the panel, the outlet or the space.

Request service

Not sure whether it needs an electrician?

Describe it anyway. A short answer costs nothing, and it is better than guessing at a live circuit.

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