Commercial Electricians in Glasgow
Myles Electrical carries out commercial electrical work across Glasgow and Central Scotland — from LED lighting and emergency lighting upgrades in occupied commercial units to complete shop fit-outs covering power, lighting, CCTV and security. Whether you manage a single premises or a portfolio, you get certified, compliant work with the paperwork your insurer, licensing authority and fire risk assessment demand.
We’re SELECT members, registered with NICEIC and NAPIT, and SafeContractor accredited — which means the pre-qualification vetting most facilities management companies, property factors and larger organisations require is already in place before you pick up the phone.
Commercial Electrical Services
- Commercial EICR and fixed wire testing — offices, retail, warehouses, HMOs and licensed premises, with clear, itemised remedial quotes for any C1 or C2 observations. No scare tactics, no padding. Read more
- PAT testing — asset-registered and certificated, with volume rates for offices and portfolios. Read more
- Emergency lighting — design, installation, monthly function tests and annual full-duration testing to BS 5266, logged and certificated. Read more
- Fire alarms — design, installation and servicing to BS 5839. Read more
- Commercial installations and fit-outs — new circuits, distribution boards, lighting, sockets, data and containment for offices, shops and industrial units.
- CCTV and security systems — camera and intruder alarm installation as part of fit-outs or as standalone projects.
- LED lighting upgrades — retrofits that cut energy and maintenance costs across offices, retail and industrial units.
- Workplace EV charging — Read more
- Reactive maintenance and fault finding — because an electrical fault in a trading premises is lost money by the hour. Read more
Recent Commercial Work
LED and emergency lighting upgrade — healthcare equipment supplier’s commercial unit.** We replaced the existing 2D fittings and emergency lighting throughout with modern LED equivalents — lower running costs, better light levels, and emergency lighting brought up to current standards, all completed around a working premises.
Full shop fit-out — Zen Vape & Smoke Supplies, Livingston.** A complete electrical fit-out for a new retail unit: roller shutter door supply, 15 fire-rated LED downlights, additional socket circuits, replacement switch and socket faceplates throughout, plus CCTV and intruder alarm installation. One contractor, one programme, doors open on schedule.
Who We Work For
- Landlords, letting agents and property factors — EICRs, remedials, interlinked alarms and PAT testing across single lets, HMOs and tenement blocks, with certificates delivered digitally and renewal reminders sent before compliance dates, not after. Read more
- Facilities and property managers — planned and reactive maintenance under one SafeContractor-vetted contractor, with clear per-site reporting. Read more
- Offices and professional premises — compliance testing, lighting and small works, scheduled out of hours where your tenants need it.
- Retail and hospitality — shops, cafés and licensed premises, including evening and overnight working so you don’t lose trading hours.
- Industrial and warehouse — distribution, machinery supplies, high-bay and LED lighting, and fixed wire testing for industrial units.
What Our Accreditations Actually Mean for You
- NICEIC — our work and competence are independently assessed, and work within our NICEIC scope is backed by the NICEIC Platinum Promise, which (subject to their terms) can protect eligible domestic work for up to 6 years with claims up to £25,000.
- SELECT — as members of Scotland’s electrical trade association, qualifying work is backed by the SELECT Contract Completion Guarantee, protecting customers if a member becomes insolvent before contracted work is completed (subject to scheme terms).
- NAPIT — additional consumer protection covering technical standards, complaints procedures and qualifying registered work.
- SafeContractor — independently audited health and safety and compliance standards, which matters most to commercial clients, property managers and larger organisations who need vetted contractors on site.
Every job is completed by qualified, insured electricians, tested, and certified to the current edition of the IET Wiring Regulations.
Compliance, Handled
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require electrical systems to be maintained in a safe condition — and your insurance, fire risk assessment and, for HMO and licensed premises, your licensing conditions all hang off in-date certification. Our commercial clients get one schedule: what’s due, when it’s due, and what it costs, with certificates and reminders sent so nothing lapses at renewal. One contractor, one renewal calendar, no scrambling when the insurer writes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does a commercial property need an EICR?
Typically every 5 years for offices, shops and general commercial units — sooner for industrial or harsh environments, and your insurer or fire risk assessment may specify shorter intervals. We confirm the correct interval for your premises and diarise it for you.
Are you vetted for commercial sites?
Yes — SELECT members, NICEIC and NAPIT registered, and SafeContractor accredited, which covers the pre-qualification vetting most facilities management companies and property factors require.
Can you work outside business hours?
Yes — we regularly schedule testing, fit-outs and remedial work for evenings and weekends so premises can keep trading.
Do you offer maintenance contracts?
Yes — one agreement covering EICR cycles, PAT testing, emergency lighting and fire alarm servicing, with one renewal date and one point of contact.
How is commercial work priced?
Per site, transparently: EICRs are priced by distribution board and circuit count, PAT testing by volume, and servicing on fixed annual agreements. Portfolio and multi-site clients receive agreed schedule-of-rates pricing. Every quote is free and written.
Based in Cambuslang, we carry out commercial work across Glasgow, South Lanarkshire, Stirling, Falkirk, West Lothian and Kilmarnock & Ayrshire.