Electrician in Camden

Camden stretches from Georgian Bloomsbury, built up between about 1660 and 1840 around squares such as Bedford Square, to the Italianate villas of Belsize Park and Primrose Hill and the Victorian terraces of Camden Town and Kentish Town. The Belsize villas were built with attic and basement space for servants, and many have since been divided into flats. Over a third of households in the borough now rent privately.

When Camden reviewed its HMO licensing in 2025, it found 94 per cent of licensed HMOs needed work, with fire and electrical safety the most common problems. Old conversions tend to hide the same things: tired fuse boards, extensions spurred off overloaded circuits, no RCD protection, and battery smoke alarms that aren't linked together. An EICR is the quickest way to find out where a property stands.

King's Cross, meanwhile, has up to 2,000 new homes alongside offices and shops, and new-build flats bring requests for extra sockets, smarter lighting and data cabling. Camden also has its own basement policy and asks for a Basement Impact Assessment on basement schemes, so if you're digging down in Belsize Park or Hampstead, lighting, ventilation and any pump need planning into the electrics early. We also look after businesses around Camden High Street and Kentish Town Road, from shop lighting to PAT testing and fault finding, and we take emergency callouts across the borough.