When Should I Use a Fault Finding Service?
If left unchecked, faulty electrics can lead to electrical fire and other dangerous situations. These will cause damage to your home and put you and your loved ones at risk of harm.
If you notice anything irregular happening with your electrical systems, it’s important that you get in touch right away. Electricity can be dangerous if not properly maintained. Call us urgently to keep your home safe. More information on what to do in the event on an emergency can be found on our page https://cardiffelectricalgroup.co.uk/emergency-electrician
Common Electrical Faults We Tackle
- Tripping circuits
- Power cuts
- Flickering lights
- Oven not heating
- Hot electrical sockets
- Appliance malfunction
- Water damage
- Hot dimmer switches
- Electric shocks
- Installation errors
Get in touch with our local team today for fault finding services in Cardiff and surrounding areas.
What is Electrical Fault Finding?
Electrical fault finding involves systematic diagnosis of electrical systems to identify and resolve issues such as short circuits, lighting, power issues and more. We use specialised tools and techniques to resolve electrical issues and keep your home safe.
How Electrical Fault Finding is Performed
Fault finding should only be performed by qualified experts. That’s why all of our engineers are NICEIC qualified. Here’s how we do what we do:
Assessment – Our electricians will conduct a visual inspection of the impacted area, to get an idea of what might need a closer look.
Testing – Using specialised equipment like multimeters and voltage testers, we’ll test the various components of your electrical systems to find the fault.
Isolation – Our electricians will isolate specific circuits or components to pinpoint the source of the fault.
Repair – Once the fault is identified, our electricians repair or replace the faulty components as necessary. This may involve repairing damaged wiring, replacing defective switches or outlets, or addressing issues with appliances or fixtures.
Verification – We’ll conduct thorough testing of the electrical system to ensure that the fault has been resolved and that all components are functioning properly.
Reporting – We’ll document our findings, including details of the fault, repairs performed, and any recommendations for further action.
