Find night electricians near me

Find a night electrician near you

Have you experienced a late-night power outage that you can't reset yourself at the fuse box? Or are you worried about an electrical fault? Chances are you'll need the help of a qualified electrician.

Find out-of-hours, night electricians near you fast with our free search tool.

Only certified electricians who meet Checkatrade’s high standards and pass our checks will appear for you.

How much does a night electrician cost (UK)?

On average, electricians charge between £80–£100for night callouts. This rate will likely be the same for weekends and public holidays.

By comparison, an electrician's hourly daytime rate is usually between £45–£60.

For more information, our comprehensive electrician cost guide will give you a full rundown of prices.

Top tip – Once your immediate electrical faults are fixed, ask your electrician to carry out an electrical safety check on a separate visit. They’ll inspect and test your home's electrics to ensure they’re safe and compliant.

We recommend an electrical safety check on your home approximately every ten years. The average cost starts at £100–£250. It's a relatively small price to pay if it helps you avoid costly emergency electrician call-out charges in the future!

Your questions answered about night electrician services

Should I call an out-of-hour electrician?

Electrical issues can be a fire hazard anytime, day or night. So, if in doubt, call an out-of-hours electrician.

These are some situations that would require you to call a night-shift electrician:

• Sudden loss of power that can't be fixed at the fuse box

• Burning smells, sparks, or smoke coming from your switches and cables

• Burnt outlets on your sockets

• Sparks or noises coming from your fuse box

• Receiving an electric shock from an outlet

• Wet electrical systems caused by flooding or a burst pipe

How much do night electricians charge for a call out?

As a general guide, night electricians charge between £80–£100. This rate will likely be the same for weekends and public holidays.

Do out-of-hours electricians need to be certified?

Absolutely. For your added peace of mind, you’ll want your electrician to be certified so you can be assured they are fixing the problem efficiently and safely.

How do I find a reliable night electrician near me?

Follow these three simple steps to speed up your search:

1. Use a professional directory

Search with a professional directory (like Checkatrade!).

We’re so confident in the quality of the trades on Checkatrade that if you book through us, we guarantee their work up to £1,000. Guaranteed for 12 months – Eligibility criteria and T&Cs apply.

We also make sure all our Checkatrade members have up-to-date public liability insurance for your added peace of mind.

2. Read online reviews

Check other homeowners' opinions about an electrician.

We check the reviews on Checkatrade are from real people, and that trades meet our high standards.

We check the reviews on Checkatrade are from real people, and that trades meet our high standards.

3. Check for accreditations

Only hire a qualified electrician with the appropriate accreditations. They should also be registered with a Competent Person Scheme such as the NICEIC. This means they will have been assessed to ensure the quality of their work.

You can quickly check for their accreditations on our directory. You can also look for electricians' accreditations on their websites, business cards, and vans.

To find a reliable night electrician near you, simply add your postcode to the box below.