WTTTL Ltd
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Register GuaranteeAbout WTTTL Ltd, Norwich, NR7 0JG
A major problem I hear so often is that people struggle to find a good, reputable electrician that will:
Turn Up On Time
Do the Job Well
Charge a Fair Price
W3tl will always put the customer experience first. If you are in the market for an electrician and want a good honest service then perhaps we had better have a chat.
My name is Ben, with 15+ years of experience in domestic and small business electrical systems I bring a wealth of knowledge that homeowners and SME's can rely on
Finding a reliable electrician in Norfolk can be a minefield. With so many sole traders and companies to choose from it can be hard to know who to trust.
We are:
- Fully insured to £2M
- Level 3 qualified with City & Guilds
- Registered with the NICEIC as an Approved Contractor
We offer a comprehensive range of electrical services including:
- New and additional wiring to homes
- New build wiring to homes and outbuildings
- Light fixture changes and additional plug sockets
- Electrical Testing
- Garden Lighting
Calling w3tl will put you through to Ben
- I will answer with the company name. If I don't answer its likely because I am with a customer. I WILL call you back
- To book a quote, I will need your home address
- I will happily answer questions you are unsure about before any commitment is made
If you would like to fill in a form, my response time in around a half day as I may be on-site or with other customers. You WILL get a response
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- New unit fitted and labelled
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- Protection for the lounge whilst we cut into the walls
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- We've bonded the walls - just need a decorator now. You could get a plasterer in, but these walls, whilst not great to look at, does mean the walls are at least sealed
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- Laser line to ensure its all level. Nothing worse than a wonky socket
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- This is a sub main wired in for a garage. Wireless lighting control was used - because its easier
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- Lids on, labels fitted - Job done
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- We needed to repair some of the floor here. The boards were in bad shape
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- A new socket, all filled and ready to be sanded and painted
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- Housing the wireless switching packs on this rewire
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- An example of our wireless switches
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- New unit fitted as part of a rewire
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- New consumer unit fitted
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- New RCBO unit fitted to this 3 bedroom house
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- No isolator for air con unit. Keep it cool
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- Upgraded security light on this garage overlooking the drive
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- Air con isolator - Keeping it cool in Norfolk
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- Wiring - IN
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- New vehicle charging station. Techy unit this!
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- Fusebox about to be ripped out
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- New RCBO board in, tested, labelled, sorted!
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- Keeping it neat for the next guy! - You're welcome :)
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- Wireless switches - labelled for user ease
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- Part of a 2-way switching. Keeping it easy
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- ECS gold card. Ben Grant makes the grade
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- 2nd fix to MK double socket outlet. Not the cheapest, but the most reliable in the price range by far.
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- The MK FCU is a really good accessory. The terminals are very reliable and lined up making cable sweeping very easy.
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- This picture was taken during a callout. It may not be clear from the photo, but the middle circuit has suffered serious heat damage due to a loose connection
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- This little hole I made exposed the conduit in the wall supplying a socket below. Accessing meant that I could run an additional cable down to the lights for the cabinet without having to cut open the wall.
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- Here, an additional cable has been ran through the existing conduit from the loft to supply the under cabinet lights. The hole cannot be seen from a standing point, so it has meant there is no need for invasive repair works to the wall
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- The customer had asked for a board change. The practical problems around swapping out this switchgear is age. The units here feed wiring that is 60+ years old. Many additions have been carried out in that time.
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- All the old switchgear has been taken away and the cables brought into 1 unit. This allowed for a full system test and inspection to be carried out. This work hasn't finished, but we now have clarity as to the condition of the old wiring.
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- This is the main unit of a large home with 2 units. Part of a TT earth supply (power comes in off a pole), an RCD main switch was fitted. So that this RCD wouldn't trip, multiple RCD devices were installed, and this has meant the power interruptions have stopped.
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- First fix to a kitchen completed. Ready for the kitchen fitter and the tiler. Customer was happy that the channels were filled in before we left; meaning no need to hire a plasterer.
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- Fusebox are a popular brand. This board has allowed quick testing and inspection to the wiring to clear faults and bring the installation up to code.
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- Tiles completed on this kitchen job. Just wiring up the hob in this picture.
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- There are 3 elements here: The light, the sensor, and the connection. If the light fails its easy to swap out. The same is true of the sensor. This way, repair costs are actually lower because the system is so much more reliable due to better quality, individual components.
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- Quick TV install. Single socket was installed behind this TV to supply power. Super flat bracket supplied and fitted.
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- There are two types of cable being used here. The armour cable is too heavy for a plastic outdoor socket, so a outside connection unit allows for the cable to be joined, and a suitable cable installed to go into the socket. This massively increases the systems life expectancy.
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- Mounting a socket outlet in the flower bed: the use of postcrete to fix the unistrut supporting the socket outlet meant it will stand for many years of use.
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- Fully waterproof socket outlet to supply a pond pump. This socket outlet is fed via a timer in an outdoor connection box around 2 meters away
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- Socket outlet with the lid down. Fully waterproof and ready to use any time of the year.
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- The SYNC EV from BG used in this installation for a new Nissan EV. Pairing was straightforward and would use these BG chargers again.
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- RCBO's bring together RCD's and MCB's. They cost a little more, but there are some major benefits to be had. Wiring is tidy making inspection easy.
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- Fitted an emergency light here as the power was constantly going off. The emergency light meant the customer could see the fusebox when the lights went off.
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- This Fusebox was installed to replace the 1980's unit. The customer required an update due to power problems and the need to supply a new vehicle charger.
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- Found this whilst testing electrics during a consumer unit upgrade - The cables has shorted some time ago and had created a fault - super happy to have found this so quickly - got it repaired, and the power back on
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- Just a hint of a cable that has been chewed by rats. The extent of the damage was enormous - the entire back of house had been damaged and needed rewiring.
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- Flat roof - Can't lift the floors - only option is to cut holes in the ceiling. Rodents has chewed their way through cabling so we needed to rip it out and run new wires
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- New bathroom light installed following major rodent damage. The lights had been out for months - homeowner is so grateful to be seeing in the bathroom again
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- Old with older style halogens and in with newer, more efficient LED fixtures
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- A very cost conscious board this. Strange layout and can make identifying circuits tricky.
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- BG inside the consumer unit. They get a bad press amongst the pro's, but really, they are built pretty well
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- This consumer unit change required some carpentry work. Demo work mostly, but the customer will need to fabricate something as the new board is smaller than the last
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- Labelled these up with some stickers, but some board don't always have all the stickers you need - so need to use a fine point sharpie instead
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- Inside the BG RCBO and SPD board. Mini type RCBO's make fitting them a doodle. Fair boards
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- These are sensor controlled to light up the side of this bungalow to get the homeowner down the drive to the front door without needing a torch!
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- Installing a flood light to light up a driveway where the road has no street lighting close by
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- FuseBox RCBO's are Surge Protective Device. Good board, came out well this one
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- FuseBox change over to a sub main ready for EV charging station. Part of a overhaul to the homes electrical distribution
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- Installed the SYNC EV from BG. Great charger, super easy to set up
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- Based in Thorpe St Andrew
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- This is an inline fan. Difficult to fit in this loft. Its high power output will mean there should be no trouble with condensed air
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- We installed cable tray to support all the power and data in this large scale log cabin in the grounds of a country cottage
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- Here we have the walls of this log cabin unit still open as we finish running all the wires in
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- We partially rewired this home. Here we have some close cut chasing which will need minimal repairs.
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- We often use bonding to fill the chases in once we have ran our cabling
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- We supplied Crabtree sockets here to match the existing Crabtree accessories
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- Testing the system to ensure it is safe and wired correctly
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- This run of steel trunking was installed the 10m vertical height of this windmill rewire near Wyndham
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- Here we are running in 20mm PVC conduit to our main trunking to supply power and lights in singles.
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- Couldn't run these straight... The walls lean into the room as the building in conical. Going round this doorway was particularly interesting.
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- We needed a small length of trunking to go between these two angles as the offset was about 10mm longer than the angles.
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- Wiring in for socket outlets here in a windmill rewire. We're about half way through here.
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- Use of conduit was needed as the floors couldn't be lifted
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- Commercial wiring here in a Windmill. Part of a new wiring system
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- A wiring centre that is still being added to in the loft. This is running 6 banks of lights with room for more equipment
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- We have installed these plastic accessory boxes to accommodate the wireless switching packs for the lighting in the building
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- The sticky pads that come with these switches allow for them to be fixed to glass
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- These are our wireless switches. Here, we have used the sticky back pads on the glass for the outside light.
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- Mid way through wiring in some additional sockets
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- Additional socket outlets in a kitchen. This was a very economical way to add alot of sockets
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- The customer needed a light for the bins, this is functional and stylish. The bricks were preserved
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- We installed two of these pendants to brighten up the hallway
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- These fixtures have just been installed. The cables will straighten out over time
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- These lamps are a fillament look which add comfort to the lamp
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- Modern pendant but with a vintage feel and lamp
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- This is one of our wireless switches - Installed with no damage to the wall paper
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- This is an 'in-progress' from a kitchen installation. The wiring was 40 years old, so we removed it all, and installed new circuits for all the equipment. The kitchen looks great now.
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- The customer had this Lutron 4 channel lighting controller. We adjusted the dimming settings to reflect their routine and assigned scene control for each of them
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- This is the wall before we mounted the customers TV. Their reason for mounting was because of young toddlers running around. Plus, they wanted to free up space on the cabinets surface.
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- Simple TV mount. As the cabling was too short, we needed to order up longer leads for the HDMI and the power supply. This way, were able to get around the need for invasive channelling in the walls and install discreet trunking systems.
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- These are a series of LED tape lights that have been installed to the underside of the stair nosing. In this picture, its now ready for the painter to finish the staircase in a Navy blue.
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Insurance details
| Provider | Rhino Trade Insurance |
|---|---|
| Verified | 26th July 2024 |
Norfolk
NR7 0JG
Qualifications
- NICEIC - Approved Contractor
- City & Guilds
- Summit Skills
Associations
Reviews (20)
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Average rating: 5.0 out of 5
Review by Rob
on 26th September 2023
"Used Ben / W3TL for 2 projects now, air con installation and garage conversion. Was available to give advice on both jobs before they started, turned up when he said he would and provided a quality service. Would highly recommend this company."
- Initial impression Initial impression: 5 out of 5.0
- Punctuality Punctuality: 5 out of 5.0
- Cleanliness Cleanliness: 5 out of 5.0
- Quality Quality: 5 out of 5.0
- Value Value: 5 out of 5.0
- Overall opinion Overall opinion: 5 out of 5.0
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Average rating: 5.0 out of 5
Review by David
on 18th September 2023
"We had a wiring fault causing the RCD on our consumer unit to trip, knocking out the circuit in our kitchen. Ben came out same day, identified the cause of the fault and whilst doing so explained what he was doing and what caused the issue. He also disconnected the integrated fridge and freezer we need to remove whilst on the visit! Absolutely great service, friendly, professional, and excellent at describing his process. Cannot recommend highly enough!"
Trader reply: "So great to read this David, and thank you for taking the time to leave this review. I'm glad you both enjoyed the process and had such a positive experience. You know where I am when you need"
- Initial impression Initial impression: 5 out of 5.0
- Punctuality Punctuality: 5 out of 5.0
- Cleanliness Cleanliness: 5 out of 5.0
- Quality Quality: 5 out of 5.0
- Value Value: 5 out of 5.0
- Overall opinion Overall opinion: 5 out of 5.0
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Average rating: 5.0 out of 5
Review by Candy Coghlan
on 20th July 2023
"Ben was highly skilled, professional, patient, explained electrical question we had and identified the electrical problem and fixed it! Very reasonable priced. Highly recommended! Will definitely use for future electrical issues."
- Initial impression Initial impression: 5 out of 5.0
- Punctuality Punctuality: 5 out of 5.0
- Cleanliness Cleanliness: 5 out of 5.0
- Quality Quality: 5 out of 5.0
- Value Value: 5 out of 5.0
- Overall opinion Overall opinion: 5 out of 5.0
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Average rating: 5.0 out of 5
Review by Tess
on 26th April 2023
"Ben Grant very kindly fitted me in promptly as an emergency (no power). He was friendly & personable, quickly identified the problem and got the power back on. Would definitely recommend him and will happily hire his services in future."
- Initial impression Initial impression: 5 out of 5.0
- Punctuality Punctuality: 5 out of 5.0
- Cleanliness Cleanliness: 5 out of 5.0
- Quality Quality: 5 out of 5.0
- Value Value: 5 out of 5.0
- Overall opinion Overall opinion: 5 out of 5.0
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