Wednesday 12th April 2023

Hi, welcome to my home grown website!

When establishing KANE ELECTRICAL i wanted to provide a reliable and friendly, proudly local service to Halifax, Calderdale and surrounding areas.

Having started a JIB electricians apprenticeship in 1988 for an NIC-EIC registered firm, becoming fully qualified in 1993 and approved rated in 1995 i have 34 years of experience of being an electrician and seen all the changes that have come and gone in all those years as well as all the things that remain a constant throughout (safety is safety and must always come first).

I have years of experience in every kind of electrical installation, be it a domestic setting, a commercial or industrial environment to have a full understanding of electrical, safety and functional needs whatever your demands and all to the very latest in developments in technology as well as amendments to the IEE Regulations as and when they are updated.

Kane Electrical has been a member of both NAPIT and COMPETENT PERSONS REGISTER for years.

No added VAT to pay

As a sole trading electrician my annual gross falls below the gov threshold of having to charge my customers VAT for my work or materials supplied.

So it's good to go local, especially when it's a one man band.

Free Quotes

I offer a free quote here on the full scope of domestic electrical installations and electrician's services so don't be shy, get in touch. I also offer an emergency 24 hour call out service for those times when you need an electrician for quick restoration of power and safety or simply peace of mind is needed right away.

As so much of an electrician's work comes from personal recommendation, customer service is very important and i strive to maintain a friendly, conscientious and clean service every job, every day. I provide all aspects of electrical services, whether it's a new installation, a rewire, burglar alarm, CCTV, PAT Testing, an electrical test and inspection, fault finding or maintenance and repairs. If it's an electrician's job, i do it.

Previous Jobs

A list of some examples of previous work since 2013... See more...

Smoke Detection

When, what type and where to use them?

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External Lighting

October 2018 i spent two weeks in a really nice garden putting in various kinds of outside lights. See gallery

Burglar Alarms

Wireless burglar alarm or hard wired?

Read more...

Electrical Test & Certification

Quite often when i'm asked for Electrical Certification, it's for an electrical installation that has a very old consumer unit.

Read more...

Portable Appliance Testing

What is PAT Testing?

PAT stands for Portable Appliance Test and is for any industrial, commercial, public access areas and locations Read more...

CCK Stainless Products LTD

One of my regular clients is CCK STAINLESS PRODUCTS LTD, specialist manufacturers of superior stainless steel catering and sanitary ware products, Read more...

Certificates

I get a lot of calls from new landlords asking an electricians advice about landlords certificates. Read more...

RCD's

What are RCD's and why are they necessary?

I still see many installations that have consumer units that offer no RCD protection. Read more...

Carbon Monoxide detectors

Do you need a Carbon Monoxide detector? Well, the only way to detect CO2 is with a working CO2 alarm.

Building regulations in england state that if you have a solid fuel combustion appliance or storage system Carbon Monoxide alarms are mandatory. This doesn’t yet extend to gas appliances although in Scotland and Northern Ireland this is the case already.

So if you have a wood burning stove or fire etc, yes you do need one, but what you aren’t required to do, and this applies to landlords too, is have a mains powered one (unlike your kitchens heat detector or your smoke alarms elsewhere in your home which must now be mains operated when it’s time to replace an existing or fit a new one). The way things are, a battery operated Carbon Monoxide alarm is perfectly adequate for your home, which means as long as you are able to fix one to the ceiling yourself, there’s no need to get in an electrician for the job.

LED lighting

LED lighting is now the go to lighting for most electricians now and with a recent survey indicating that 40% of Lighting Industry Association members are now supplying LED lighting only with the figure set to rise to 80% in the next five years. Read more...

Phone Quotes

Occasionally i get someone who just would like me to quote over the phone and i understand this but sometimes a job may appear much simpler to a layman than it actually is. Not always, often it is exactly what it seems, but sometimes.

I much prefer to take a quick look at the prospected work. I don't charge for this visit and there's absolutely no obligation either but it allows me to ensure the quote is as accurate as possible.