TR1C Electrical
NAPIT RegisteredAll work fully certified
Completion CertificateIssued same day as job completion
Fully InsuredPublic liability as standard
Flexible SchedulingEvenings and Saturdays available
About This Service
What Does Fault Finding Cornwall Involve?
Electrical faults can be frustrating and sometimes dangerous. Ryan uses professional test equipment to find the cause of the problem quickly rather than just guessing, which means the fix lasts rather than the fault coming back. From a circuit that keeps tripping to a complete loss of power, Ryan will track it down and repair it properly, with all work tested before he leaves and a certificate issued where needed.
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What's Included
Everything Covered
- Circuit faults diagnosed with test equipment
- RCD and RCBO tripping resolved
- Damaged cables traced and repaired
- Faulty sockets, switches and fittings replaced
- Intermittent faults investigated thoroughly
How It Works
Simple, From Start to Finish
01
Free Survey
Ryan visits, checks the property and gives you a clear quote. No hidden costs.
02
We Agree a Start Date
Ryan works around you and your schedule, including other trades on site.
03
The Work Is Carried Out
Ryan works carefully and tidily, keeping disruption as low as possible.
04
Test & Certificate
Everything is tested and certified. You get the paperwork the same day.
What Customers Say
Real Reviews from Cornwall
★★★★★
"Very happy with the electrical work from Ryan. He did a rewire in the upstairs of our new house, changed sockets and advised on other queries we had. Amazing work, very professional and efficient."
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Liv
Newquay
★★★★★
"Ryan came at short notice as I needed some uplighters fitted before our decorating started. He went out of his way to get the job done. Really tidy, efficient and friendly."
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Tracey-Anne Coutts
Truro
★★★★★
"We use Ryan on all of our work now. He's a brilliant chap and really knows his stuff. Very polite and helpful which makes working with him so much easier. Cannot recommend him enough."
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Kyle James
Newquay
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TR1C Electrical provides fault finding cornwall across Cornwall, including these areas. View all locations →
FAQ
Common Questions
Still got questions? Give Ryan a call and he will be happy to help.
📞 07454 384308
The first thing to do is switch off as many circuits as possible at the consumer unit, then turn them back on one at a time to try to identify which circuit is causing the trip. If a specific circuit trips again as soon as it's switched back on, that's a useful clue for whoever comes to diagnose it. Avoid repeatedly resetting the RCD without narrowing down the cause first, since doing this can sometimes mask a developing fault rather than actually resolving anything. Once you have a rough idea of which circuit is involved, or if you can't narrow it down at all, call Ryan and he will diagnose the actual cause using proper test equipment rather than guessing, and fix it properly.
Yes, intermittent faults are some of the trickiest issues to diagnose, since by their nature they don't always show up during a normal visual inspection. Ryan uses professional test equipment, including insulation resistance testing and continuity checks, to identify weaknesses in the wiring or connections that might only cause a problem under certain conditions, such as when a cable heats up, moves slightly, or is under load. Where needed, he can also ask you to keep a note of exactly when the fault occurs, such as time of day or which appliances are in use, since this kind of detail can help narrow down the cause even if the fault isn't actively present during the visit itself.
Any repair work that falls under notifiable work as defined by building regulations, such as a new circuit or significant consumer unit work, will be certified as standard once completed. For smaller repairs, such as replacing a single faulty socket or switch, formal building control notification typically isn't required, but Ryan will still test the work and can provide a minor works certificate confirming what was done and that it meets current safety standards. He'll always explain upfront whether a particular repair falls into the notifiable category so you know exactly what documentation to expect.
Ryan aims to respond to fault calls as quickly as possible, and for genuine emergencies, such as a complete loss of power, sparking, or a burning smell, he is available 7 days a week including outside normal working hours. For less urgent faults, such as a single dead socket or an intermittent flicker that isn't causing immediate danger, he'll usually be able to fit you in within a day or two depending on how busy things are. If you're not sure whether your situation counts as an emergency, it's always worth calling and describing what's happening so he can advise on how quickly it needs attention.
Yes. If you've had an Electrical Installation Condition Report carried out, either by Ryan or another electrician, and it flagged one or more issues, Ryan can carry out all the remedial work needed to resolve them. This includes anything coded C1 or C2 that requires fixing to bring the installation up to a satisfactory standard. Once the repairs are complete, he will re-test the affected circuits and can issue an updated certificate confirming the property now meets current safety requirements, giving you a clear, documented record that the issues have been properly resolved.
Not always, but describing the problem clearly when you call, such as which room is affected, whether it happens with specific appliances, or whether the fault is constant or intermittent, helps Ryan get a good idea of likely causes before he even arrives. In some cases this means he can bring specific parts or equipment with him, potentially saving a second visit. Once on site, he uses professional test equipment to confirm the actual cause rather than relying on guesswork, since electrical symptoms can sometimes point to more than one possible fault, and getting the diagnosis right the first time means the fix actually lasts.