Find & book a local electrician in Horley

Our team of registered electricians charge flat hourly rates of £105, meaning you’ll know exactly what you’ll be paying per hour of their time at the point of booking. If your Fixer needs to purchase replacement parts to complete a job, your final bill may be a little higher, but they won’t buy anything without consulting with you first.

Yes, we’d always recommend using a qualified electrician when installing light fittings in your home or office space. Light fittings aren’t the same as light bulbs - the fittings are the components that are wired directly into the main electrical circuit, and the bulbs are the bits that screw or plug into this. You can change a light bulb on your own (although we can’t promise how many people it’ll take…), but you should always hire a professional when changing any fittings or fixtures.

If you have an electrical emergency, you’ll need to get it repaired immediately to avoid lasting damage to your property. Due to the unpredictable nature of emergencies, you may find that you need an electrician in the middle of the night or at a moment’s notice. Working these unsociable hours can mean that emergency electricians charge higher hourly rates than those working standard hours.

Yes, all work carried out by our Fixers is guaranteed for 12 months from the date of completion.

Depending on the work, your electrician may supply some small parts (fuses or lengths of wire) within the cost of their visit. For installations or repairs, you may need more materials, which would be chargeable. Our electricians will always use the latest professional equipment, ensuring both your and their safety, and are qualified to carry out projects at residential or commercial properties.

Most of our electricians are available during normal business hours, from 9am to 5pm (don’t tell us you’re not singing Dolly Parton right now), but the JustFix platform will connect you with a local electrician whenever you need one. This includes emergency call-out services on weekends, Bank Holidays and out-of-hours.