
Brighton · Est. by Paul Hartnett
Everything wired.
Everything wireless.
NAPIT approved electrical contractor serving Brighton, Sussex, Kent and London. From a single socket to full rewires, EV chargers to whole-home WiFi and structured cabling — providing a fully connected home. One trusted contact for the lot.
- NAPIT Approved Contractor
- Certified & insured (PLI £10m)
- 18th Edition
- Fully qualified
- Emergency Callouts
- Rapid response
- Sussex · Kent · London
- Brighton based
17 Google reviews
“Great pricing and great service.”
— Geoff Hunt
“Paul is reliable, his work is outstanding and reasonably priced.”
— Abigail Acquaviva
“He was extremely knowledgeable and gave friendly and excellent advice!”
— Christopher Boakes
What we do
Full-spectrum electrical & low-voltage work.
One contractor, one point of contact — commercial, industrial and domestic. Nothing is too small; nothing outside the remit.
EICR Safety Reports
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for landlords, homeowners and businesses — legally required for rentals.
Fuse Board Upgrades
Modern consumer units with RCD, AFDD arc-fault and surge protection installed to 18th Edition.
24/7 Emergency Callouts
Tripping faults, dead sockets, no power. Rapid response across Sussex, Kent and London.
EV Chargers
OZEV-ready home and workplace electric vehicle charge point installations.
CCTV Installations
Uniview & HikVision security camera systems, plus smart video doorbells.
WiFi & Networking
Whole-home mesh WiFi, wired data points, garden coverage and access points.
LED & Smart Lighting
LED conversions, security and emergency lighting, wireless smart switches.
Sockets, Switches & Accessories
New points, upgrades and accessory installations — nothing is too small.
Why All Cabling©
Straight-talking, properly qualified, insured.
Paul Hartnett has spent decades on the tools across Sussex and the South East. You get one experienced contractor for the whole job — no sales team, no upsell, no vague quotes. If it's electrical or low-voltage, it's covered.
- NAPIT approved contractor
- 18th Edition BS 7671 qualified
- EICR accredited (rental compliant)
- Fully insured — public liability up to £10,000,000
- Listed on Competent Person register
- Friendly advice, clear quotes
Recent legislation
Landlords: EICRs are now a legal requirement.
Electrical Installation Condition Reports must be conducted by approved contractors with the correct accreditation and insurance. Ask to see it — always.
EICRs explained — book yours25+
Years experience
4
Counties covered
24/7
Emergency line
Electrical standards
BS 7671 explained in plain English.
Compliance is not just paperwork — it keeps people and property safe. Here is what the latest wiring regulations mean for your home, rental or business.
EICRs Explained
Electrical Installation Condition Reports — what they cover, the C1/C2/C3 codes, and who legally needs one.
Read about eicrs explainedAFDDs Explained
Arc Fault Detection Devices — where BS 7671 requires them and how they prevent electrical fires.
Read about afdds explainedSurge Protection
SPDs — when they are required, Type 1/2/3 devices, and how they protect your electronics.
Read about surge protection
Horror Finds
Real electrical dangers, found and fixed.
A snapshot of genuinely dangerous faults uncovered on jobs — the reason a proper EICR from a qualified contractor is worth every penny.

Emergency callout on my way home
Diverted to an emergency callout on the way home after the client smelt a 'Fishy' smell — a 13A switched fused spur with a severely overheated neutral terminal caused by a loose connection. The conductor and plastic housing around the N IN terminal have charred and carbonised from a long-standing loose connection arcing under load. Left any longer this was a house fire waiting to happen. Isolated at the circuit, accessory replaced and returned to service. Featured on Paul's TikTok (@pj101pj) and Google profile.

A true antique
An installation so old it warranted a call to UKPN on 105 for a free safety inspection — well past its safe service life.

Just way too hot
Discoloured, melted terminals from sustained overheating — moments away from ignition.

Time for a replacement
A consumer unit so degraded that repair was no longer an option — full replacement required.
Work Gallery
Recent jobs, done properly.
Fuse board upgrades, specialist lighting, external lamp posts and industrial containment — a snapshot of installations completed across the South East.
Live from TikTok
On the tools, on TikTok.
Real jobs, real hazards, real fixes — straight from site. Follow @pj101pj for daily electrical reality checks.
TikTokCallout on the way home for a ‘Fishy’ smell near a bank of switched fused spurs in a kitchen cupboard Traced to a loose connection which, over time has caused a build up of heat which has transmitted up and turned the cable black and charred Lucky catch Swapped over for a new switched fused spur and reterminated All good now #allcabling #electrician #electrics #safety #dangerous
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TikTokExtra socket in a bedroom via extending the ring. Minor works and the client already had surge Lath and plaster which was a little challenging #allcabling #electrician #electrics #modifications #socket
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TikTokAn unusual lamp Should be 12v but is actually 16v Keeps over heating the old style transformer so need to find the correct 12v versions and a new led driver!! #allcabling #electrician #electrics #safety #modifications
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TikTok3hr emergency light testing in a Brighton hotel today Remedial works to be done ASAP with any failures and these will be swapped over to self testing units as these are much better #allcabling #electrician #electrics #safety #emergencylights
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TikTokBe careful out there 😳 Another work injury and back to A&E Very thankful to the NHS just tired after arriving at 8pm and leaving at 4am Avoid those weekend evenings at A&E #allcabling #electrician #electrics #safety #NHS
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TikTokShould be simple! Should be fairly inexpensive! Quoting for an extra socket off an existing circuit (Therefore a minor works) but no anti surge device, suddenly it’s becoming expensive and almost unjustifiable but we know the regulations are there to comply and for safety. So difficult to explain the reasoning when it’s just one socket. #allcabling #electrician #electrics #upgrade #modifications
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Where we work
Brighton based. Sussex, Kent and London covered.
Regular routes through the whole South East. Emergency call-outs prioritised for local Brighton & Hove.
Get in touch
Need an electrician? Talk to Paul.
Same day quotes on most jobs. Straight answers, no obligation.





