Codsall is a South Staffordshire village just beyond the Wolverhampton boundary, built around the square, St Nicholas Church and the station. A good deal of it went up in the post-war decades, with older properties in the middle of the village and larger detached houses out on the lanes towards Codsall Wood — which is why consumer unit changes and whole-house rewires are the two jobs that come up here most.
I’m Adam, the owner of ATF Electrics. Over ten years' experience, an ECS Gold Card and NAPIT registration through the Competent Person Scheme mean the work is tested, certified and notified to the proper standard, whether it is a new board, a rewire, an inspection or a couple of extra sockets.
I work out of Wolverhampton and cover Codsall alongside neighbouring Bilbrook, Tettenhall and Wombourne. Free quotes with no obligation, 24/7 emergency call-out, and me on the end of the phone rather than an office. Get in touch and we will get one booked in.
Everything Codsall homes and businesses need from a local electrician — tap any service for the details.
Two jobs come up often enough in the village to have pages to themselves. Fuse board upgrades in Codsall covers replacing an old rewireable or early plastic board with a modern metal consumer unit, tested, certified and notified. Rewiring a house in Codsall goes through how a full rewire is planned and staged in a home you are still living in.
Everything else runs through the main service pages: EICR and periodic inspection if you want the wiring checked and reported on before a sale, a let or a renovation, and EV charge point installation if a charger is going on the drive. Ask and I will tell you which of the two you actually need first.
An inspection settles what is really behind a modern-looking installation, coding each observation instead of judging a house by its age.
A respectable metal unit in newer Codsall housing can still be full: every way taken, nothing wrong, no room for a car.
A charge point is a new permanent circuit, so the supply, earthing and spare capacity get checked before any unit is chosen.
Life-safety detection assessed, designed and fitted to BS 5839, then maintained and fault-found when a system starts crying wolf.
Camera positions worked out first, then HD or 4K kit installed with proper cable management and remote viewing configured.
Generation, storage and the electrics between them: connected, protected, tested and certified so the system earns its keep safely.
Business premises in WV8 and beyond — fit-outs, three-phase, industrial circuits and periodic inspection, timed to keep downtime down.
When the power drops out, something scorches, or the board refuses to reset, the call-out runs day and night.
A simple process from first call to a job done properly — wherever you are in Codsall.
Message, ring or use the form; whichever it is, Adam reads it and replies, not an answering service.
Scope is agreed and a written quote follows, costing nothing and carrying no obligation to go ahead.
The date is set around the other trades, which on a bigger job matters as much as the wiring.
Work finishes with testing, a certificate and, where the regulations require it, notification made on your behalf.
Codsall sits on the Staffordshire side of the boundary, and the same cover carries across Bilbrook, down through Tettenhall into Wolverhampton, and south to Wombourne.
Questions that come up regularly on jobs in the village.
Yes. Codsall and Bilbrook are part of the regular patch, for homes and for businesses in the village. Quotes are free and carry no obligation.
Older rewireable boards and early plastic units generally have no RCD protection and no individual protection per circuit; damage, corrosion or a board that has been added to repeatedly are other reasons to look at it. What is involved is set out on the Codsall fuse board upgrade page.
Not necessarily. An inspection and test establishes the condition of the existing circuits first, and a full rewire is the answer when the wiring has gone past patching. The Codsall rewire page explains how one is run.
Both. Extra sockets, outside lighting, faulty circuits and fault finding are as much part of the week as the bigger work, and everything is tested and certified the same way.
Yes. The supply and earthing arrangement are checked, the charge point is fed from its own dedicated circuit and it is tested and certified on completion — see the EV charger page for how the survey works.
Yes — ATF Electrics is NAPIT registered under the Competent Person Scheme and holds an ECS Gold Card, with more than ten years' experience, so notifiable work is certified and notified properly.
Real reviews from customers across Wolverhampton & the West Midlands. You deal directly with Adam, every time.
Great work!! Managed to get some old wall lights back working. Thank you again!
He was very prompt in fitting me in. Polite and helpful, and the price was cheaper than expected. Definitely recommended.
Adam is an excellent electrician — very reliable, professional, clean and tidy throughout his work. Arrived on time, very efficient. Highly recommended.
Messaged Adam to get new light fixtures installed in my kitchen. He was able to get this sorted for me within 2 days of messaging him. Quick to respond and efficient at getting the job done.
Really impressed by the level of service I received. I needed 2 sockets moving and called for a quote — I had a quote the same day and a clear outline of what would happen and when. Everything happened exactly as organised.
Asked for an emergency call-out on a Sunday afternoon — Adam did not hesitate and came in less than an hour. Found the fault instantly and laid out our options. Very polite, and didn't insist on what should be done — he let us decide.
Last minute call-out. Prompt, courteous and explained what he was doing and why, every step of the way. Now using plug sockets that three other electricians couldn't fix. 10/10.
Adam was very professional, friendly, knowledgeable and polite. Changed the old fuse box to a brand new one. I would recommend his service to anyone — definitely will be using him again for any future work.
I would recommend his services to anyone who needs an electrician.
Absolutely fantastic service. Adam was on time, very professional, very knowledgeable and polite. Cannot fault his work and will definitely be using him again for any future work.
Very responsive and knowledgeable — diagnosed the fault, including tidying up wiring a previous company had left in a state. Went above and beyond to ensure the fault was diagnosed and rectified.
Fabulous work, from beginning to end. Thorough and very respectful. Thank you!
Anywhere in the village is covered: the square and the streets around St Nicholas Church, the houses near Codsall Station, the lanes out to Codsall Wood, and the properties along the South Staffordshire Railway Walk.
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All work is completed by qualified and certified electricians, with relevant approvals and documentation provided where required.
