Electrical Fault Finding in Bangor

Our electrical fault finding service in Bangor tracks down tripping breakers, dead sockets and flickering lights. We test step by step to find the real cause, then fix it. Same day response and free quotes.

Common Faults We Trace

We trace RCDs and breakers that keep tripping, sockets or lights that have stopped working, flickering lights, buzzing switches and appliances that give small shocks. Some faults come and go, which makes them harder to pin down. We work through them step by step.

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How We Find the Cause

We start by asking when the fault happens and what was in use. Then we split the circuits and test each one with an insulation resistance tester and other test equipment. This narrows the problem down to one circuit, then one section, until we find the cause.

Fixing the Problem for Good

Resetting a breaker might bring the power back, but the fault is still there. Once we find the cause, we repair or replace the damaged part, whether that's a socket, a cable joint or a light fitting. We then retest the circuit so you know it's sorted.

About us

Current Solutions has been in business for 20 years, and electrical fault finding in Bangor is work we do week in, week out. Fault finding takes patience and the right test kit. We are NICEIC and Sparkssafe registered, and we explain what we found in plain terms. We offer free quotes for repair work and aim to respond the same day.

  • NICEIC and Sparkssafe registered electricians

  • 20 years in business

  • Free quotes on every job

  • Same day response across Bangor

  • Emergency electrician service available

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do my lights flicker in my Bangor home?

Flickering lights are often caused by a loose bulb, a faulty dimmer switch or a loose connection in the light fitting. If several lights flicker at once, or it happens when large appliances switch on, the fault may be in the wiring or supply. An electrician should check it.

How long does electrical fault finding take in Bangor?

Many faults are found within an hour or two. Faults that come and go can take longer, because they don't always show up while we're testing. We keep you updated as we work, and in Bangor we aim to respond the same day so the problem doesn't drag on.

What causes a dead socket in a Bangor home?

A dead socket is often caused by a tripped breaker, a loose wire behind the faceplate or a damaged cable. If one socket is dead but others on the same circuit work, the fault is usually close to that socket. We test the circuit and repair the cause.

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