Find a commercial electrician in Glasgow. Compare 6 businesses with 4 website-listed addresses in the area. Check the services, published base and contact details on each profile before enquiring.
6 businesses covering Glasgow
Glasgow-based electrical installation and maintenance services for homes, commercial premises and housing associations. Its website also advertises commercial networking and landlord services.
Glasgow electrical contractor offering domestic, commercial and industrial installations and testing across explicitly named Central Scotland towns.
A Alexander & Son (Electrical) Ltd lists electrical services from a Glasgow address. Contact the business to discuss your project.
HF Group lists electrical services from a Glasgow address. Contact the business to discuss your project.
Serves Glasgow · Based in Larkhall, South Lanarkshire
Commercial and industrial core coverage; wider Scotland is conditional on suitable project scope and must not be treated as routine local coverage
Electrical installation and maintenance from an Edinburgh address, including landlord work, renovations and commercial refits. The website explicitly names Edinburgh and Glasgow alongside wider regional coverage.
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Compare website-listed addresses, services and direct contact details. Each business has one profile, including when it appears in several towns.
Magnus Electrical Services Ltd, AFS Electrical Services, A Alexander & Son (Electrical) Ltd, HF Group have a published address in Glasgow. 2 other businesses are listed separately for stated service coverage. An address has not been independently visited or confirmed by the owner.
WB Electrical Services Ltd, Magnus Electrical Services Ltd, Craig Booth Electrical appear in this shortlist because their websites describe relevant services and coverage. Open a profile for the direct telephone number, website and source pages. Inclusion does not confirm current availability or acceptance of every job.
State the premises use, opening hours, required completion date and any access restrictions. Include drawings or an equipment list if available. Ask whether testing, materials, travel and out-of-hours work are included in the written scope.
The service-area listing reflects coverage advertised by the business, using explicitly named places. It is not a confirmed booking or a promise of emergency attendance. Send your full postcode and job description, then confirm travel charges, survey arrangements and dates.
Unclaimed listings are researched from business websites. The profile shows the source pages and the date details were reviewed. Ownership, qualifications and insurance are separate checks. Owners can submit corrections or claim their listing for review.