Distribution & power
Distribution board replacements, submains, isolators and power supplies for new equipment or changing site requirements.
Your electrical installation needs to support everyday operations as well as future plans. We work with businesses, facilities teams and principal contractors to understand the site, define the work and plan delivery around access and operating hours. Our scope can include distribution equipment, cable containment, power supplies, lighting and associated testing, with clear communication from initial survey to handover.
Distribution board replacements, submains, isolators and power supplies for new equipment or changing site requirements.
Cable tray, basket, trunking and cable installations coordinated with the layout and use of your building.
Electrical works for offices, workshops, retail premises and industrial spaces, from local alterations to wider upgrades.
Carefully coordinated changeovers and out-of-hours working where the project needs to fit around business operations.
A commercial electrical project can begin with a clear specification or simply a problem that needs solving. You may be adding machinery, changing a workspace, extending a building or replacing equipment that no longer suits the site. Useful starting information includes the proposed layout, equipment requirements, photographs and any available drawings or circuit schedules.
Based in Nottingham, Aegis works with business owners, facilities teams and contractors to develop a defined electrical scope. We consider the existing installation, access and programme before setting out the proposed work. If you already have a design and need delivery support, our electrical installation partner service can provide a route into an agreed package.
Offices, workshops, warehouses and other working buildings need an installation programme that considers the people using them. Cable routes, equipment positions, deliveries and access equipment can affect daily operations. We discuss these practical arrangements early, including any need to phase the work or carry out agreed elements outside normal operating hours.
Where an installation involves a changeover or shutdown, the scope and sequence need to be coordinated with the site team. We also agree the testing and documentation included in the project. If the condition of the existing installation needs investigating first, electrical inspection and testing can help inform the next stage.
A change to a building often creates several connected electrical requirements. A refurbishment may include new power supplies and LED lighting upgrades, while changes to business vehicles may introduce workplace EV charging. Considering these requirements together helps the proposal address cable routes, distribution equipment and the way the premises are used.
For projects across the wider UK, we agree travel, site access and delivery arrangements as part of the quotation. Tell us about work already planned by other trades, any preferred completion dates and equipment that will be installed later. This gives us a clearer basis for discussing the electrical works needed now and potential provisions for the next stage.
We discuss your requirements, review the existing installation and identify access, programme and shutdown needs.
You receive a proposal setting out the work, key assumptions and how delivery will be coordinated.
We carry out the agreed installation, complete the relevant testing and provide the documentation included in your scope.
Yes. Evening, night and weekend working can be discussed when planning the job, subject to site access and the requirements of the work.
Yes. We can assess existing equipment and discuss targeted improvements, additions or replacement work. The final scope depends on the condition and capacity of the installation.
Yes. We can deliver a defined electrical package or support a wider project, with responsibilities, programme and handover requirements agreed at the start.
Yes. Send the available drawings, specification, site address and proposed programme. We will review the information, identify any points that need clarification and explain whether a site visit is required before a firm scope can be agreed.
The quotation sets out the work and the assumptions used to price it. Items such as access equipment, out-of-hours work, making good, testing and handover documents should be agreed for the particular project so everyone understands the package being provided.
Send us the location, a brief description of the work and your preferred programme. We will help you plan the next step.
