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GRIDLINE / WORKS
ELECTRICAL WORK FOR HOMES AND BUSINESSES

GOOD WORK.NO GUESSWORK.

Lighting, renovations and commercial spaces, planned on paper before the first cable goes in. You get a written scope before any work is arranged.

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01 / PROPERTY02 / SCOPE03 / CONVERSATION
Electrical trade photograph, editorial reference, not our teamTHE WORK, IN FOCUS.
SERVICES

WHAT NEEDS DOING?

Generated image: a hallway and oak staircase lit by wall and step lights01

Lighting projects

New lighting for the way a room is really used.

  • How each room is used, day and night
  • A plan of fittings, circuits and switching
  • Fittings agreed before anything is installed
Generated image: a room mid-renovation with neat new cable runs to empty back boxes02

Renovation planning

Power and lighting planned while the walls are open.

  • Where sockets, switches and lights should go
  • What stays and what needs a closer look on site
  • A written scope the other trades can plan around
Generated image: a small shop at evening with track spotlights over wooden shelves03

Commercial spaces

Shops, studios and offices that have to keep trading.

  • How the space opens, trades and closes
  • Light and power for displays, counters and back of house
  • Work scheduled around opening hours
FROM PLAN TO LIGHT

Drawn first.Then switched on.

A lighting job starts on paper: which fittings, on which circuit, switched from where. You see the plan before anything is fixed to a ceiling.

  1. APendants over the island
  2. BCeiling downlights
  3. CUnder-cabinet strip
  4. DDining wall lights
Generated image: an open-plan kitchen and dining room, its lighting switched on circuit by circuit
Example lighting plan with a generated image of an imagined room.
A CLEAR LINE FROM START TO FINISH
01

DEFINE

What is the property and what should change?

02

DISCUSS

Confirm the questions that need an on-site assessment.

03

AGREE

Review written scope before arranging any work.

Fictional service business. No licence, certification, availability or price is claimed. This page provides no electrical work instructions.

BEFORE YOU CALL

Good questions.

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Can you give me a price over the phone?

We would rather not guess. The scope goes in writing first, and the price follows that scope.

What should I have ready before a visit?

Photos or rough measurements of the rooms, what should change or is not working, and any drawings you already have.

Can the work fit around a home or an open shop?

That is part of the plan: which rooms are needed when, and which work fits around opening hours.

Can you show me how to do it myself?

No. This site gives no electrical instructions. Electrical work should be done by a qualified electrician.

PROJECT INPUT / 01

Start with the scope.