20/03/2026
Another clean EV install completed ⚡🔋
We’ve just installed a Hypervolt EV charging point for a happy customer, complete with an additional external consumer unit to ensure safe, reliable power delivery.
The setup keeps everything neat and compliant.
If you’re thinking about upgrading to an electric vehicle or want a professional charging solution at home, we’ve got you covered from design to installation.
📍 Safe, tidy installs
⚡ Smart charging solutions
🔧 Fully compliant work
Get in touch to discuss your EV charger installation today!
20/03/2026
Bringing both style and safety together 🔧✨
We recently completed an installation of sockets and switches on a decorative wall panel, ensuring everything blends seamlessly with the interior design while remaining fully functional.
A key highlight of this project was the custom-made frame we designed and installed. This frame not only enhances the overall finish but, more importantly, provides an added layer of protection—preventing any direct access to live parts of the sockets.
Attention to detail like this is what makes the difference: clean aesthetics, safe installation, and a result that fits perfectly into the space.
If you're looking to upgrade your interiors without compromising on safety, feel free to get in touch.
14/03/2026
Myenergi Zappi Glo installation, with Harvi wireless load monitoring.
18/01/2026
A home filled with potential awaits you. Discover tailored electrical solutions that can transform your space and enhance your lifestyle by visiting our website at currentfix.co.uk.
14/01/2026
Preparation for service head relocation
12/01/2026
BS 7671 (the IET Wiring Regulations) places strong emphasis on the correct installation of cables within recognised safe cable zones. These zones are designed to reduce the risk of electric shock, fire, and damage to electrical installations, particularly during future work such as drilling or fixing to walls.
Safe cable zones are defined areas where cables may be installed without additional mechanical protection. They include vertical or horizontal zones aligned with electrical accessories (such as sockets, switches, or consumer units), as well as zones within 150 mm of the top of a wall or within 150 mm of an internal corner. By keeping cables within these predictable areas, anyone working on the building can reasonably anticipate where cables are likely to be located.
25/12/2025
Socket install on decorative panelling, with unique 3d designed spacers. Socket sitting on the panel, so covers the cut…