Harpenden Handyman provides the perfect solution for all sorts of smaller electrical jobs around your home. Harpenden Handyman tackles most small electrical jobs taking between ½ an hour and a day. If you're not sure whether we can help, give us a call and ask. We're always happy to fit the parts you've already bought. We carry with us all the essential electrical materials and a wide selection of parts, so in most cases we can get on with the job without delay. What we charge: For smaller jobs, we charge £30 for the first ½-hour, and £15 per ½-hour thereafter. For larger projects, we'll give you a free estimate based on our lower daily rate. All materials we supply are charged extra. We don't charge VAT.	Typical electrical jobs we do: We're ideal for electrical jobs like these:  • Fitting lights • Replacing light bulbs and fuses • Replacing light switches • Replacing electrical sockets • Adding additional sockets • Replacing extractor fans • Fitting burglar alarms • Simple fault diagnosis • Hanging/wiring flat-screen TV's See the most asked for jobs... But you'd be better off with a specialist tradesman for jobs like these: • Major electrical faults • Rewiring a whole house New changes for electrical work: From January 2005, the law changed with regard to electrical work done in the home. All our work is completed to meet the new UK standards, and complies fully with the latest IEE 16th Edition regulations. However, certain aspects of the work you ask us to do may require certification by an independent inspector. We can fit almost any electrical product you can buy from a DIY store, including: Focus DIY www.focusdiy.co.uk Stores at St.Albans, Hertford Wickes www.wickes.co.uk Stores at St.Albans, Luton, Hemel Hempstead, Stevenage B&Q www.diy.com Stores at Luton, Stevenage, Hemel Hempstead, Watford		We guarantee all our electrical work to meet all current UK safety standards & guidelines. This socket works perfectly well, but it doesn't meet current safety standards and would fail an electrical safety inspection. Changing old sockets for new really improves appearance. It's also an opportunity to check tightness of connections and safety bonding.