Locks Heath · Southampton · South Hampshire

NAPIT-registered electriciansfor Locks Heath, Southamptonand South Hampshire

Domestic and commercial electrical work carried out to the highest standard and always left clean and tidy. Twelve years in the trade, a 5.0-star review record, and certification issued on every job.

  • Written quote for your property
  • Labour warranted for 12 months
  • Certification issued on every job
  • £5m public liability insurance

5.0 on GoogleNAPIT & OZEV registeredMon–Fri 8am–5pm

12+ years' experience, domestic & commercialNAPIT & OZEV registered£5m public liability & £10m employer's liabilityFull certification issued as standard (EICR, EIC & Minor Works)Rated 5.0 on GoogleWritten quotes for every jobOur labour warranted for 12 monthsClean, tidy, finished to the highest standardServing Locks Heath, Southampton, Fareham & surrounding areasOpen Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm
NAPIT registered
OZEV registered
City & Guilds 2391-52
Rated 5.0 on Google
12+ years in the trade
£5m public liability

12+

Years in the electrical trade

5.0

Average Google review rating

£5m

Public liability insurance

£10m

Employer's liability insurance

Why Hardi Electrical

A small team that takes the work personally

Hardi Electrical was founded in 2021 by Andrew Hardiman, who has more than twelve years in the trade. Three of us work under the Hardi name, which means the person who quotes your job is the person who stands behind it.

  • Led by Andrew Hardiman, Director, 12+ years' experience
  • A three-person team, so you deal with the same faces
  • Clean and tidy working, every visit
  • EICs, EICRs and minor works certificates issued as the job requires
  • Building control notified directly on Part P notifiable work
  • £5m public liability and £10m employer's liability cover
Exterior wall lighting installed on a new oak framed garden room by Hardi Electrical
NAPIT registered
OZEV registered
18th Edition
City & Guilds 2391-52

Customer reviews

Rated 5.0 out of 5 on Google

Andy was able to get a quote together the next working day. His team completed the job less than a week later. Professional, polite.
Emma Port
Their level of workmanship is second to none. Andy strives to ensure his customers are 100 percent happy.
Dean Murphy
We used Hardi for commercial EV charger installation (3 units). The work was carried out as planned, as priced and with minimal disruption to our offices.
Louise Nicholson
Andy visited me to provide the electrical supply for a hot tub, install an external socket and upgrade the supply in the garage. The work was carried out to a very high standard.
Terry Whiter
Used Andy for a confusing lighting fault. He was quick to respond and resolved the issue quickly and efficiently.
Mike Pearson
He made efficient work of a job that I was told by another electrician would take 2 people working for a full day, and the lights look great.
David Knott
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Where we work

Covering South Hampshire from our Locks Heath base

Being local means shorter travel, quicker call-backs and a genuine understanding of the housing stock around the Solent.

Choosing an electrician in Locks Heath

Electrical work is one of the few trades where you cannot see most of what you are paying for. Cable routes disappear into walls, terminations sit behind faceplates, and the difference between a job done properly and a job done quickly may not show itself for years. That is why competent person scheme registration matters. Hardi Electrical is NAPIT registered, which means the work is assessed against the wiring regulations and we can notify building control directly on any Part P notifiable job rather than leaving you to arrange it.

Andrew Hardiman founded the company in 2021 after more than a decade working across domestic and commercial installations. Three people now work under the Hardi name, which is deliberately small: it keeps the standard consistent and it means the person who prices your job is involved in delivering it. Clients across Locks Heath, Warsash, Park Gate, Whiteley and the wider Fareham and Southampton area come back because the work is neat, the house is left as it was found, and the paperwork arrives without chasing.

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Every job finishes with the right documentation. Depending on the scope that is an electrical installation certificate, a minor works certificate, or an EICR setting out the condition of an existing installation with any issues coded clearly. If you are a landlord, that report is the document your letting agent will ask for. If you are selling, it is the one a buyer's solicitor will want to see.

Rewires, consumer units and EV charging

Older properties around the Solent often still run on installations that predate modern protection. A consumer unit replacement brings an installation up to current standards with individual RCBO protection on each circuit, so a fault on one circuit no longer takes out the whole house. It is usually a one-day job and includes full testing of the existing circuits before the new board goes live, because there is no point protecting circuits nobody has checked.

A full rewire is a larger undertaking and we plan it around you: circuits grouped sensibly, socket and lighting positions agreed before anything is chased in, and dust kept where it belongs. Partial rewires are common too, particularly kitchens and extensions where only part of the installation needs bringing forward.

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EV charger installation is a growing part of the work and we are OZEV registered, which matters where grant-scheme funding applies. The install starts with the supply rather than the charger: checking the incoming main fuse, the earthing arrangement and the existing load before recommending a unit. We fit single home chargers and have installed multi-unit commercial arrangements where the work had to happen around a working office with minimal disruption.

Fault finding is its own discipline. Intermittent trips, lighting circuits that misbehave in wet weather and nuisance RCD operation all get traced methodically rather than guessed at, so you are not paying for parts that were never the problem.

Common questions

Answers before you get in touch

Are you registered with a competent person scheme?

Yes. Hardi Electrical is NAPIT registered, and also OZEV registered for EV charger grant-scheme work. Andrew holds the 18th Edition, City & Guilds 2391-52 inspection and testing, and Level 3 EV Installation & Maintenance qualifications.

Are you insured?

Yes. We carry £5 million public liability cover and £10 million employer's liability cover.

What certification do I get when the work is finished?

Depending on the job, you will receive an EIC (electrical installation certificate), an EICR, or a minor works certificate. Building control is notified directly on any Part P notifiable work.

Which areas do you cover?

Locks Heath, Warsash, Hedge End, Southampton, Fareham, Titchfield, Park Gate, Whiteley and the surrounding parts of South Hampshire.

Do you warrant your work?

Yes. Our labour is warranted for 12 months from completion. Fittings and equipment are covered by the manufacturer's own warranty.

How is the work priced?

Every job is priced individually after we understand the scope, so you get a figure for your property rather than a generic rate. Send us the details and we will put a written quote together.

Do you take on commercial work?

Yes. Alongside domestic work we look after commercial clients across a range of sectors, including multi-unit EV charger installations.

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Tell us about the job and we’ll price it properly

Every job is priced individually, so you get a figure for your property rather than a generic rate. Send the details and we will come back to you .

07730 498814

hardielectrical@outlook.com

44 Celandine Avenue, Locks Heath, Southampton, SO31 6XA

Monday to Friday, 8am–5pm

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