Emergency Electrician in Bridgwater

Emergency electrician in Bridgwater for burning smells, sparking and water getting into electrics. Get to a safe place first, then call and we pass the job to a registered, insured electrician who tells you when they can come.

For a network power cut, call 105. Stay clear of water near electrical equipment. Do not touch wet equipment or enter water to reach a switch.

For fire, leave the property and call 999. Do not delay evacuation to isolate the supply or complete this form.

Power cut? Call105
Which electrical issue needs attention?
When you send this form, your details go to one registered, insured electrician near you. Phone calls are recorded.
  1. Tell us what is happeningPick the closest option. The electrician asks which rooms are affected when they call.
  2. Discuss the job with an electricianThey confirm your address is in their area, talk through the fault and suggest a time to visit.
  3. Settle the scope and costNothing starts until you have accepted the electrician's price. If you say no, you owe nothing.
Emergency electrician in Bridgwater: illustration of a white wall socket with brown scorch marks around one outlet
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Power cut or a fault in the property?

If the neighbours have lost power too, it is a network power cut and 105 is the number to call, free. If only your home or one circuit is off, the fault is usually inside the property, though a supply fault can affect a single house. Not sure which? Call 105 first. This site passes enquiries on and is not an emergency service.

Power cut? Call 105

Water near electrics

  1. Keep away from water anywhere near sockets, lights or the consumer unit, and keep children and pets out too.

  2. Do not touch anything wet or step into water to reach a switch. Only switch off at the main switch if you can get to it while staying dry.

  3. Then call an electrician. If there is fire or smoke, get out and dial 999 first, without stopping to switch anything off or fill in a form.

Burning smell, sparking or scorching: what to do

Stop using the socket or appliance and stay away from it. Switch off at the main switch only if you can do it safely. If there are flames or smoke, leave the building and dial 999, and do not wait to switch off or fill in a form.

Fire: leave the property and call 999

What happens when you call

From somewhere safe, tell us what you can see or smell. The electrician tells you whether they cover your address and when they are free. The form passes your enquiry on and is not an emergency line. Typical costs are on the price guide.

Electrical questions answered

Who do I call in a power cut?

Dial 105 from any phone. It is free and puts you through to the local network operator. If there is fire, get out and dial 999.

Should I turn the power off at the main switch?

Only if you can reach it while dry and nowhere near water. Never touch wet equipment. If there is fire, leave and dial 999 rather than going back to the switch.

Can you come tonight?

That depends on the electrician. Some take out-of-hours calls and some do not, and they will tell you when they can come once they hear the details.

Safe now and need an electrician?

Call the number below or send the form, and an electrician who covers your part of Bridgwater rings you back to discuss it.

01278 553364