For many homeowners and businesses, solar panels are one of those investments that quietly get on with the job. Once installed, it’s easy to assume everything will carry on working exactly as it should for years to come. And, in many cases, that’s true, however, there’s one component that doesn’t […]
Author: Tomlinson Longstaff
Powerwall Installation and Backup in Chilton
The Client Lau Household, Chilton, Co. Durham The Brief To assess a domestic dwelling for solar power solution installation and install to meet requirements. The Activity: Our initial assessment of any building, whether it be industrial, commercial or domestic, is absolutely critical to ensuring the correct and most effective and efficient […]
Commission of Solar Panels and Protection to Commercial Premises in Bishop Auckland
The Client Stuart Hall and Co. Chartered Accountants, Bishop Auckland The Brief To assess, advise, install and commission solar panels and protection to a commercial business. The Activity: We were delighted to be invited to support another local business to TL HQ, Stuart Hall and Co. Certified Chartered Accountants in Bishop Auckland, […]
Domestic EICR Inspection and Full Rewire for Landlord
The Client A landlord in Ingleton, County Durham The Brief To complete a domestic, landlord EICR inspection and remedy any issues raised. The Activity: Having been found through an internet search, we were invited to a long-term rental property, from which the owner lives some distance, to carry out the […]
Installing Solar Panels to a School Roof in Barnard Castle
The Client Barnard Castle School, Barnard Castle The Brief To install and commission solar panels to a school boarding house roof. The Activity: We were delighted to have been awarded a tendered contract by Barnard Castle School, to work in collaboration with their facilities team, and deliver the first phase of […]
UK Government Announces Expansion of Solar Access
But What Could Plug-In Solar Mean for Safety and Standards? The UK Government recently announced plans to move “further and faster” towards greater energy security, with solar power expected to play a major role in the country’s transition towards more sustainable energy sources. Part of this ambition includes exploring new […]
Sparking up the North East
We always seem to be saying it’s been a busy few months since our last news roundup, but there just doesn’t seem to be any let-up, which we’re here for! Back in April, we celebrated World Earth Day and our own role in looking after the world around us, not […]
Apprenticeships, Skills and the Future of the Electrical Industry
Why Investment in Young Talent Matters More Than Ever For years, one of the biggest conversations across the electrical and construction industries has been the growing skills gap and the question of who will power the sector forward in the future. Behind every solar installation, EV charger, consumer unit upgrade […]
Landlords: Is Your Electrician Actually Qualified to Do That?
It’s a question that comes up more often than you might imagine. Picture the scenario; a landlord contacts a few electricians to arrange an EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) on a rental property, and some of them aren’t registered with a scheme like NICEIC or NAPIT. They seem qualified, they’re […]
Electrical Vehicle Charging Point in Crook
The Client Bibus UK, Crook The Brief To source, install and commission a new electrical vehicle charging point to a reconfigured commercial unit. The Activity: As a result of works carried out to amend and upgrade electrical supplies for a commercial unit on the Bibus UK site in Crook, the team completed […]
