Imrie Electricals · available now
Planned electrical maintenance for businesses
Planned maintenance turns a stream of disruptive electrical problems into an agreed list of priorities. It is suited to businesses and property portfolios that need recurring attention, traceable completion and sensible scheduling.

What the service can include
A properly scoped job,
not a generic package.
- 01Priority defect lists
- 02Lighting and accessory maintenance
- 03Distribution-board remedials
- 04Recurring fault investigation
- 05Small works packages
- 06Completion records

Common reasons to call
Start with the
operational problem.
- 01Repeat nuisance faults
- 02Ageing lighting or accessories
- 03A growing list of non-urgent defects
- 04Actions after inspection or insurer advice
What good delivery looks like
✓Site defect and priority register✓Agreed visit or work-package plan✓Records of completed work✓Forward recommendations for budgetingHow it works
From first message to handover.
Walk the premises and rank priorities
Agree a work package and access plan
Complete, record and review next actions
Useful answers
Before you enquire.
Is this a 24/7 facilities contract?+
No. It is a planned local maintenance service, with response and scheduling agreed for the premises rather than a guaranteed national helpdesk arrangement.
Can several small defects be combined into one visit?+
Yes. Grouping known items into a properly planned work package is usually the most efficient approach.
Do you keep records of completed items?+
Work completed, test results and any remaining recommendations can be recorded for the responsible person or property file.
West Lothian · defined radius
Planning a business project?
Send the premises type, postcode, target outcome, programme and any drawings or equipment information you already have.
