Emergency Electrician in Roath
Urgent electrical problems at home or at work in Roath. Call-outs 8am–8pm. Online enquiries any time.
Roath
Help when it can't wait
Electrical faults don't wait for a convenient time. If you have an electrical emergency in Roath between 8am and 8pm, call us and choose the emergency option. We'll be with you as soon as possible to find the fault and make your installation safe.
Once it's safe, we'll explain what went wrong and talk you through putting it right properly, with a clear quote for any further work.
In an electrical emergency
- If a fault has caused a fire or medical emergency, call 999 first
- If it's safe to do so, switch the power off at your consumer unit
- Call us on 02922 780 300 and choose the emergency option
- We'll be with you as soon as possible
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Working in Roath
Roath runs from City Road and Albany Road up to Roath Park and its lake, and is one of the busiest residential parts of Cardiff.
Long streets of Victorian terraced housing make up most of Roath, and a large share of it is rented, including many student houses and houses in multiple occupation. That makes landlord inspections, fire alarms and older wiring the most common electrical concerns here.
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Do you offer emergency call-outs?
Yes. Call-outs 8am–8pm. Online enquiries any time. Urgent electrical problems at home or at work get dealt with quickly: call us and choose the emergency option. If a fault has caused a fire or a medical emergency, call 999 first.
What should I do in an electrical emergency?
If a fault has caused a fire or a medical emergency, call 999 first. If it's safe to do so, switch the power off at your consumer unit. Then call us on 02922 780 300 and choose the emergency option, and we'll be with you as soon as possible.
What should I do if I smell burning?
If it's safe to do so, switch the power off at your consumer unit straight away, then call us. Burning smells or unusual noises from your electrics can point to a serious fault that needs urgent attention.
My power has gone off. What should I check first?
See whether it's just your property. If your neighbours are off too, it is probably a fault on the network, which you can report by calling 105. If it's only you, check your consumer unit for a switch that has tripped. If it trips again when you reset it, or you can't find the cause, call us.
What should I do if my consumer unit keeps tripping?
First, look at which switch has tripped. If it's a single circuit breaker (MCB), the problem is usually on that circuit: too many appliances running at once, or a fault in one appliance or in the wiring. If it's an RCD or RCBO (these have a small test button), it has detected electricity leaking to earth, often from a faulty appliance or from water getting into an outside light, socket or junction box.
To narrow it down, switch off and unplug everything on the affected circuit, reset the switch, then plug things back in one at a time. If it trips when a particular appliance goes on, that appliance is the likely cause. Kettles, ovens, immersion heaters, washing machines and outdoor equipment are common culprits.
Never hold a switch on, tape it up or fit a higher-rated breaker. If it won't reset with everything unplugged, trips with nothing in use, or you notice a burning smell, scorch marks or a hot consumer unit, switch off at the main switch if it's safe to do so and call us on 02922 780 300. We'll test the circuits, find the fault and put it right.
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