Thirsk and the villages around it, south of Northallerton on the edge of the Vale of York. A market town with farms in every direction, and the mix of work that comes with that.
The land around Thirsk is mixed farming country, and the buildings on it run from old stone barns to modern portal frame sheds. Three phase supplies, livestock and machinery buildings, grain stores and workshops are all regular work, and it is a side of the trade not every electrician wants to take on.
A lot of farm wiring has grown one building at a time, with a supply run out to each new shed from wherever was nearest. Sorting that into something safe and sensible, with a board in the right place and every outlet on its own isolator, is a job worth planning properly.
Thirsk has its market place, older houses around it and newer estates on the edges of town. The older property brings rewires, board changes and inspection reports. The newer estates are where EV chargers come up most, usually on a drive close to the board.
Either way it is the same standard of work, the same certificate at the end, and a clear quote before anything starts.
The full range is available everywhere on the patch. These are the four that come up most around Thirsk.
The patch runs from Darlington down to Harrogate and York, and out west to Reeth and Hawes. If your village is not named anywhere on this site, it is still worth ringing to ask.
Yes. Thirsk sits south of Northallerton, which is on the covered list, and the villages around it are covered too. For a single very small job on its own, you will be told straight whether it is worth the trip.
Yes. Three phase supplies, distribution boards, sub mains, isolators and industrial sockets are regular work. There is a page on farm and agricultural electrics with more on what that covers.
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