Commercial + industrial · Fife
Three-phase supplies, panel boards, low-bay LED lighting, emergency lighting and full fit-outs. Typical work ranges from a complete workshop fit-out with low-bay lighting, ramps and sockets, to bringing a new three-phase supply in with underground ducting for a unit that has outgrown its power. Jack visits the site, scopes it properly and quotes in writing, with the paperwork your insurer wants at the end.
qualified electrician 4.8 on Google, 32 reviews Based in Dalgety Bay, Fife
Donibristle · Hillend · KY11
Donibristle Industrial Park and the Hillend estate sit on the edge of Dalgety Bay, a few minutes from Jack’s base. For a business on either estate that means a site visit fitted in around your day, a quote in writing without waiting weeks, and someone close by when a board trips at the start of a shift.
The work on units like these is mostly the same handful of jobs: more power for new machinery, a three-phase supply where a single-phase unit has been outgrown, old fluorescent fittings swapped for low-bay LED, emergency lighting brought up to standard, extra sockets and data runs for a new layout, and periodic testing for the insurer or landlord.
Beyond the two estates, Jack covers commercial premises across Dunfermline, Rosyth, Inverkeithing, Cowdenbeath, Kirkcaldy and Glenrothes.
What's involved
Commercial and industrial jobs live and die on getting the scope right and keeping the place running. Jack scopes and certifies every job himself, here is how a job comes together.
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Site visit and scope
Jack comes to the unit, looks at what is there and what you need, supply capacity, lighting, power, machinery, any inspection requirements, and scopes the job properly rather than quoting blind.
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Written quote
You get the scope and price in writing, planned around your trading hours and downtime where possible, so there are no surprises and you can budget the job.
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Install with minimal disruption
Three-phase supplies, distribution boards, fit-outs, low-bay and emergency lighting, power and sockets, sequenced to keep the unit working wherever it can be.
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Test, certify, document
The work is tested and certified, with the documentation your insurer and any inspection regime will want, EIC, Minor Works or EICR as the job calls for.
No surprises
From a single board change to a full unit fit-out, scoped on site, quoted in writing, certified at the end.
A typical job
A common one: a garage or workshop fitted out from scratch, with low-bay lights over the bays, power to the ramps and sockets throughout, done to a standard the owner can rely on day in, day out. Another regular job: a unit that has outgrown its supply, where Jack brings in a new three-phase supply with underground ducting. Scoped on site and signed off properly, with the paperwork to prove it.
Scoped on site · quoted in writing
4.8 on Google across 32 reviews. Every word verbatim.
Extremely professional and easy to work with. Helped us make good, informed decisions and the work was spot on.
Friendly and helpful, and installed parts superior to those originally quoted. Great job.
Carried out a huge amount of work, all to an exceptional standard. Really pleased.
Straight answers
Yes. New three-phase supplies, distribution boards, panel work and machinery connections are core commercial work for Jack, including bringing a fresh supply in with underground ducting where a unit needs more capacity than it has.
That is always the priority on commercial jobs. Jack scopes the work around your trading hours where he can, isolates only what he has to, and plans the sequence so the unit keeps running. Wiring that keeps you trading is the whole point.
You get the right paperwork for the job, an Electrical Installation Certificate for new work, a Minor Works Certificate for smaller alterations, or an EICR where an inspection is needed. The documentation your insurer and any inspection regime will ask for.
Workshops, garages, industrial units, retail and small commercial premises across Fife and Edinburgh, starting with Donibristle Industrial Park and Hillend on his own doorstep. Jack handles fit-outs, low-bay LED and emergency lighting, power and sockets, panel boards and three-phase supplies, and will travel a bit wider for the right commercial job.
Yes. Jack is based in Dalgety Bay, and Donibristle Industrial Park and the Hillend estate sit on the edge of the town, a few minutes from his base. That makes site visits, quick quotes and call-outs to units there easy to fit in.
Yes. Commercial EICRs are quoted in writing once Jack knows the size of the installation, and planned around your hours. For a fault that has stopped you trading, ring 07466 017593 any hour, it is his own phone.
Keep reading
Tell Jack about the unit and what you need, supply, lighting, power, a full fit-out, and he'll visit, scope it and quote in writing.
qualified electrician · 24 hours, 7 days a week · Based in Dalgety Bay, Fife
