Urgent-fault triage
A burning smell or sparking gets flagged as urgent immediately, not left in the same queue as a dead socket.
Half the house loses power while you're up a ladder on another job. A landlord rings needing an EICR before a tenancy starts on Friday. A homeowner mentions a burning smell near a socket and hangs up when nobody picks up - three calls that go to whoever answers first, and it's rarely you.
Electrical work almost always starts with a visit rather than a slot booked sight unseen - here's what the receptionist is set up to arrange.
A burning smell or sparking gets flagged as urgent immediately, not left in the same queue as a dead socket.
When a caller mentions a sale, a mortgage or a tenancy start date, that deadline gets recorded so it isn't missed.
Rewires, EV chargers and consumer unit upgrades get booked in for a proper look rather than guessed at on the phone.
A caller with no power at 9pm gets a real answer about what happens next, not silence until the morning.
No. It asks what you're seeing - where the power's out, whether there's a smell or sparking, how old the wiring is - and passes that to the electrician. Diagnosis always happens on site.
It captures the deadline and the property details and gets it into the diary as a visit. Whether that's tomorrow or next week depends on how the business has set up its own availability.
No. Costs depend entirely on what's found on the day, so pricing is never given by the receptionist - only the electrician quotes, after a proper look.
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