Domestic and commercial electricians — fault finding, consumer units, lighting, sockets, underfloor heating, inspection and testing.
Horsforth and Yorkshire
The TrustMark entry gives St Margaret's Avenue, which matches the company's registered office.
TrustMark registered, licence 2452035 — check it yourself · checked 11 Sept 2026
LED lighting supply, installation and refurbishment, plus electrical compliance testing — EICR, PAT and emergency lighting. Mainly commercial work. Registered in Horsforth since 1985.
Leeds and West Yorkshire
Now trades from Lawnswood Business Park, LS16. Its registered office remains on Low Lane.
Listed on its own published details · checked 11 Sept 2026
Family-run electricians — general installations, EV charge points, ventilation systems, solar panels and battery storage. Trading as Profit Electric.
Leeds, Wetherby, Harrogate and York
Their site gives the address as 2 Church Court, which sits within The Square at the same postcode as the registered office.
Listed on its own published details · checked 11 Sept 2026
Electrical design and installation, fire alarm systems, and electrical testing and inspection.
Horsforth and Leeds
Their site publishes the company number, which matches the register. It gives Lister House as the office, while Companies House holds Feast Field.
Listed on its own published details · checked 11 Sept 2026
Listed because each one could be traced to a primary source on the date shown. That is a check on who they are, not a recommendation — it says nothing about the quality of anyone's work. Use the questions below before you hire.
Unlike gas, an unregistered electrician can legally do the work. The difference is paperwork: registered electricians can self-certify that notifiable work meets the Building Regulations. An unregistered one has to notify Building Control and pay for an inspection — and if that does not happen, you have no certificate.
Search the national register by postcode. It covers every government-authorised scheme, so you do not need to know whether someone is with NICEIC, NAPIT or another body.
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For notifiable work — a new circuit, a consumer unit, anything in a bathroom or outdoors — ask who is certifying it and make sure you receive the certificate when the job is done. You will need it when you sell.