
Socket and switch repair fixes loose, cracked, scorched or faulty fittings before they become a safety risk. We repair and replace sockets and switches across Manchester, with no call-out charge.

Scorch marks, a burning smell, crackling or buzzing, a faceplate that feels warm, or a plug that falls out easily all point to a problem. So does a switch that has to be pressed several times to work. Stop using the fitting and get it checked.
Most problems come from loose terminal screws, worn contacts inside the fitting or damage from overloaded adaptors. Over time, heat from a poor connection can damage the cable behind the socket, so we check the wiring as well as the faceplate itself.
A cracked or scorched faceplate is replaced rather than repaired. If the cable behind it is damaged, we cut back to sound wiring and reconnect it. We can match your existing finish, or upgrade to USB or metal fittings while we're there.
When you call, tell us which socket or switch is causing problems and what you've noticed. We'll advise whether it's safe to keep the circuit on until we arrive. There's no call-out charge, so you only pay for the repair itself.
On site, we isolate the circuit, remove the fitting and check the terminals, cable and back box. We replace the faulty part, tighten every connection and test the circuit before restoring power. If we find wider problems on the circuit, we explain them and quote before doing more.
Call or send us a message about the job. We'll get back to you the same day to arrange a visit.
An electrician looks at the work and gives you a free, no-obligation quote before anything starts.
We complete the job, test everything we've worked on and give you the certificate for your records.
Yes. Scorch marks mean the socket has overheated, usually because of a loose connection or an overloaded plug. Stop using it straight away and switch off the circuit if you can. An electrician should check the socket and the cable behind it before it's used again.
A buzzing switch often means a loose connection or a dimmer that isn't compatible with LED bulbs. Loose connections can overheat, so it's worth getting the switch checked. Swapping to an LED-compatible dimmer usually stops the noise if the bulbs are the cause.
Yes. Many people update all their sockets and switches when redecorating, choosing a new finish such as brushed steel or matt black. We check each back box and connection as we go, and test the circuits at the end. Ask for a quote for the whole house or just a few rooms.
No. There's no call-out charge, so it's worth calling even for a single faulty socket or switch. We look at the problem, tell you what's needed and agree the price before starting, so you know the cost before any work goes ahead.
We repair sockets and switches in Manchester and these nearby towns. Choose your area for details.
Got a scorched, loose or dead socket? Call us and we'll come out with no call-out charge.