Leeds / Electrician
Independent electricians in Leeds
There are 4 independence-checked Electrician businesses in Leeds, across 3 areas we cover: Chapel Allerton, Headingley and Horsforth. Each has a recorded independence decision; none is part of a chain or franchise.
The rest of Leeds is not covered, and this page says nothing about it.
Open any of them to see its address, how to reach it, and where every fact about it came from and when it is next due a check.
- Regenerated 23 September 2026
- Oldest fact still standing · next reviewed by August 2027
All 4, alphabetically
Listed alphabetically. The order is not a ranking: commerce fields are structurally excluded from the candidate set and from the ordering, and there is no field money could move. How this order is produced
Every entry names the area it is in. The area is where trust lives: a vouch in one area counts for that area, and nothing on this page mixes how up to date one area is into another's.
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D H Electrical
Electrician · Horsforth
D H Electrical is an independent electrical service run by Dave Hargreaves, covering Horsforth and north-west Leeds, including Yeadon, Rawdon, Guiseley, Cookridge, Adel and Bramhope. Customers deal with Dave directly for jobs such as fault-finding, fuse board replacement, extra sockets and electric shower fitting. The service also covers LED lighting for security, staircases and gardens, alongside general repairs and safety inspections, working with homeowners, landlords, tenants and estate agents.
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Evalec Electrical
Electrician · Horsforth
Evalec Electrical is an independent electrical contractor based in Horsforth, run by directors Adrian and Laura Manley since the company's formation in 2021. An NICEIC-approved contractor, it takes on domestic and commercial work including EV charger installation, full and part rewires, consumer unit upgrades, EICRs, fault-finding, fire and security systems, and shop and office fit-outs. Adrian brings more than twenty years' trade experience, and the firm covers Horsforth and the wider Leeds area, from Adel, Cookridge and Chapel Allerton to Pudsey, Rodley and Roundhay.
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Fletcher Electric
Electrician · Headingley
Fletcher Electric is a domestic and commercial electrical contractor based in Meanwood, run by owner Matt Fletcher. The business says it was established in 2009, incorporating as Fletcher Electric Ltd in 2013 with Fletcher as sole director throughout. An NICEIC-approved contractor and full-scope member of the Electrical Contractors' Association, it carries out rewiring, fault-finding, EICRs, PAT testing and Part P-certified installation work. It serves Meanwood, Headingley and the wider north Leeds area, noting that most work comes through repeat custom and word of mouth. Reviewers rate it five stars across roughly ninety Google reviews, praising reliability, professionalism and fair pricing.
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Wired Electrical Leeds
Electrician · Chapel Allerton
Wired Electrical is a NICEIC-approved electrical contractor based in Chapel Allerton, Leeds, working across the city and the surrounding area. Its services cover domestic and commercial work including rewiring, electrical installation condition reports, PAT testing, fault-finding, EV charger installation, security and fire-alarm systems, data cabling, and solar panel and home battery installation.
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