Electrician in
Northampton for
Homes and Businesses.
From an EV charger on your driveway to safer electrics throughout your property. Professional electrical work from Sean Reynolds, with 20 years in the trade.
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what you need. Sean will be in touch to discuss your quote.
The right service for your property.
Practical electrical solutions for homeowners, landlords and businesses. Tell Sean what you need — he’ll help you work out the next step.
EV charger installation
Home and workplace charging, planned around your parking space and electrical supply.
Find out moreConsumer unit upgrades
Modern protection for your property. Replace an old fuse box or prepare for new circuits.
Find out moreElectrical safety inspections
Understand your fixed wiring with an EICR, clear findings and the next steps explained.
Find out moreLandlord electrical services
Rental-property inspections, remedial work and practical arrangements for tenant access.
Find out moreInsurance reinstatement
Electrical assessment and reinstatement following damage from a leak, fire or flood.
Find out moreHouse rewiring
Full or partial rewires, with sockets, lighting and circuits planned around your home.
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Hi, I’m Sean.
I run SR Installations (Electricals), based in Northampton. With 20 years in the trade, I work with homeowners, landlords and commercial clients on everything from fault finding to new electrical installations.
Whether you need a small wiring issue investigated, an EV charging point or a considered lighting installation, the starting point is the same: understand what your property needs and discuss the available options. You can choose a scope of work that fits the home or business, rather than work from a package designed for somewhere else.
I’m NAPIT registered and hold qualifications in inspection and testing and domestic and commercial EV charging. Tell me what you have in mind, or leave your number if you would prefer a conversation.
Owner, SR Installations (Electricals)
About SeanA straightforward place to start.
Tell Sean what you need.
Send your postcode and a description of the project. Include the property type, any existing report and access details. A simple outline is enough to start a useful conversation, without opening equipment or investigating wiring yourself.
Understand the options.
The condition of the existing installation and your plans shape the work. A survey or inspection may be needed to clarify the route, protection and electrical capacity. Discuss the scope before assuming a particular product or installation is suitable.
Agree the work.
Access, any necessary isolation and the relevant electrical documentation can then be considered. Different properties need different arrangements; no fixed price or completion time is promised for a project that has not been assessed.
Homes, rentals and working spaces.
For your home
A new electrical installation starts with the existing wiring and how you want to use the space. Mention planned renovations, charging requirements or lighting changes so the work can be considered together. If something is not working normally, have the cause investigated before choosing new equipment.
For your rental property
Keep inspection reports and remedial records organised by address. Include tenant-access arrangements and any observations already identified. A periodic inspection, an appliance check and a repair each have a different purpose; describing the requirement clearly helps establish the appropriate scope.
For your business
Tell Sean how the premises operates, which areas need attention and whether equipment or opening hours affect access. Commercial installations, inspections and workplace charging can involve supply capacity and isolation planning. An initial conversation should reflect the actual site rather than an assumption based on a domestic property.
Northampton based.
Ready to help across the region.
Electrical work for homes, rental properties and businesses across three counties. Sean will travel up to 60 miles for the right job.
Electrical questions, answered.
Plain-English guides to common decisions, from choosing a charger to planning a rewire. No jargon-heavy sales pitch, and no instructions for working on live electrics.
What Affects the Cost of Installing an EV Charger?
Two charging points that look similar can involve very different installation work. The useful question is what your property needs, rather than whether a headline package matches another home.
Read the guideWhy Does My Electricity Keep Tripping?
An electrical protective device operates for a reason. The cause can be an appliance, a circuit fault or another condition, and repeated resetting is not a substitute for finding it.
Read the guideRCBO or Dual RCD Consumer Unit: What’s the Difference?
The difference is about how protection is arranged across circuits. You do not need to choose a board from a technical label alone; the design should fit the actual installation.
Read the guideRecent work.
Good to know
before you get in touch.
Have a different question? Give Sean a call or leave a callback request.
07747 562927What areas do you cover?
Sean is based in Northampton and covers Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, travelling up to 60 miles for the right job. Send your postcode if you are unsure.
Do you work with homeowners and businesses?
Yes. SR Installations (Electricals) works with homeowners, landlords and commercial clients, including commercial and industrial installations.
Can I get a quote before booking work?
Use the quote form to explain the property and work you need. The scope can then be discussed and a survey arranged where needed; no universal price is promised.
Is Sean qualified for electrical inspections and EV charging?
Sean is NAPIT registered, with TrustMark and City & Guilds 2391-52 in Inspection & Testing and 2921-34 in Domestic & Commercial EV Charging.
Can you call me back instead?
Yes. Select Request a callback in the form, leave your name and phone number and choose a preferred time. It is a preference rather than a confirmed appointment.
Let’s get your electrical work sorted.
Tell Sean what you have in mind. We’ll take it from there.