One electrician. His name is on the company, the van and the certificate.

Snelling Electrical isn't a franchise or a call centre with a rota of subcontractors. It's one qualified electrician, Jack Snelling, who answers his own phone, turns up when he says he will, and puts his own name to every job. When you ring, you speak to the person who will actually be doing the work, not a booking desk reading from a script.

Jack works out of 100 Letham Way in Dalgety Bay, Fife (KY11 9FT), which sits right on the Forth. That puts a lot of ground within easy reach: Fife on the doorstep, from Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes, Inverkeithing, Rosyth and Cowdenbeath to the coastal towns, and Edinburgh a short run across the Queensferry Crossing. He'll reach Perth on the edge of the patch too. Being properly local means less travel padding on the bill and a faster response when something can't wait.

The work covers just about everything domestic and light commercial: EV charger installation (Hypervolt, Zappi and Ohme), fuse board and consumer unit upgrades, full and partial rewires, indoor, outdoor and garden lighting, EICRs and landlord certificates, interlinked smoke and heat alarms to the Scottish standard, and 24/7 emergency call-outs for when the power's gone or something isn't safe.

Every job is certified to BS 7671, the current wiring regulations, and Snelling Electrical is qualified electrician and insured. Jack quotes the job, does the job and signs off the certificate himself, so there's no hand-off and no surprises. His customers rate him 4.8 out of 5 on Google across 26 reviews, and most of that comes down to the simple things: straight prices, tidy work and turning up. If that's the kind of electrician you want in your home, get in touch.