Wombourne is one of the larger villages in South Staffordshire and it spread a long way past its old centre in the decades after the war. The result is a village where the wiring is all of different ages — pre-war cottages and semis near the heart of it, big estates of 1960s and 1970s family homes either side, and newer closes filled in since.
I’m Adam and ATF Electrics is my own business. Ten years and more in the trade, an ECS Gold Card, and NAPIT registration through the Competent Person Scheme — so a board or a rewire that goes into a Wombourne house is tested, certified and notified the way it should be.
Wombourne sits south-west of Wolverhampton, and I work across it as well as Penn, Sedgley and Tettenhall. You deal with me and nobody else from the first look to the paperwork at the end, and the quote costs you nothing either way. Get in touch and tell me what needs doing.
Everything Wombourne homes and businesses need from a local electrician — tap any service for the details.
Two jobs come up often enough in Wombourne to have their own page. Fuse board upgrades in Wombourne explains what a modern metal consumer unit with RCBOs replaces, what happens on the day, and the certificate you are left holding. Where the trouble is in the wiring behind the board rather than the board itself, that page on house rewires sets out how a full or partial rewire gets planned around a family still living in the house.
Anything else is covered on the main service pages. EICR testing is the one to read if you want the installation inspected and written up, EV chargers covers a charge point on the drive, and if the power has gone and will not come back there is a 24/7 emergency electrician at the end of the phone.
Fixed wiring inspected and tested, then written up as a report a buyer, a letting agent or an insurer can read without translation.
Where the meter sits in a shared intake room or an outside box, we settle the isolation question at survey rather than on the day.
Adding a charge point means a new dedicated circuit, so the main fuse, the spare ways and the cable route come first.
Detection designed to BS 5839, installed, commissioned and left with a log book that somebody can realistically keep up to date.
Cameras positioned for the view you want rather than the easiest cable run, recording locally and viewable on your phone.
Panels, inverter and battery storage wired in, isolated properly and certified, with the generation side notified as it should be.
Shops, offices and workshops around Wombourne — power, lighting and testing arranged around opening hours instead of across them.
A dead circuit, a burning smell or a board that keeps dropping out — call-outs across the village, day or night.
A simple process from first call to a job done properly — wherever you are in Wombourne.
Ring, message on WhatsApp or use the form — Adam picks it up himself, so nothing is filtered through an office.
We look at the property, then put a written price against the work — nothing owed if you decide against it.
A date is agreed that fits round the household, and the work runs to it rather than drifting.
Everything is tested and certified at the end, with South Staffordshire building control notified through our NAPIT registration where the job requires it.
Wombourne is the south-west end of the patch. From the same base we look after Penn, Sedgley and Tettenhall, plus the villages and suburbs sitting between them — same electrician, same accreditations, wherever you are on the list.
Straight answers on rewires, fuse boards and getting hold of us in Wombourne.
Yes. An old rewireable or early plastic unit comes out and a modern metal-clad consumer unit with RCBO protection goes in, the installation is tested afterwards and you get the certificate. There is a fuller explanation on our fuse board upgrade page for Wombourne.
The usual pointers are rubber or fabric-covered cable, lighting points with no earth, a fuse board still using fuse wire, and sockets that have been added a few at a time over the years. An EICR is what settles it — it inspects and tests the installation and tells you what actually needs doing.
Not necessarily. A rewire is usually worked through the house in stages so that power and light stay on in the rooms that are not being touched, and cables run where they can be run with the least disruption. What suits your house depends on its size and layout, which is what the free survey is for.
Yes. ATF Electrics is NAPIT registered under the Competent Person Scheme and Adam holds an ECS Gold Card, so notifiable work is certified and notified rather than left off the record.
No. Quotes are free and there is no obligation attached to them. You get a clear price for the work, and it is Adam who comes and looks at the job rather than a salesman.
Yes — emergency call-out runs 24/7, so a dead circuit, a burning smell or a board that will not stay in is something you can ring about at any hour.
Real reviews from customers across Wolverhampton & the West Midlands. You deal directly with Adam, every time.
Needed some electric in my shed and Adam helped me sort this out swiftly and very professionally too. Super happy with my service and he cleaned up afterwards too, so that was a plus!
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.
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.
Adam was very efficient and friendly. He did a great job and left everything fixed and tidy. On time and great communication. Would definitely recommend.
Excellent! Had a bathroom fan and several sockets channelled and fitted. Adam explained everything and answered all of our questions to make sure we got the fittings that suited our needs. Worked late into a Sunday evening to get the job finished, and even tidied as he went along. Would recommend!
Very professional and friendly.
I would recommend his services to anyone who needs an electrician.
I had a partial power outage. Adam came over very quickly and sorted out the problem. No further costs beyond the call-out charge, which was explained when I called. Very pleasant, courteous and professional. Will not hesitate to use again.
Excellent service from Adam at ATF Electrics. Excellent communication from start to finish and a quick turnaround on the job. Adam was a great guy, friendly and efficient — we would definitely recommend and use again.
Adam has installed a few sockets and new downlighters for us. Very quick, and kept the place nice and tidy. Definitely recommend him.
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.
Adam is a true professional — nothing was too much trouble to make sure my requirements for installing my new fire were met. He installed a connection from a spur and did a top job. 5 star service, would definitely recommend.
All of WV5 is on our patch. That takes in the older streets around St Benedict Biscop Church and the cricket club, the estates either side of the Wom Brook Walk, and the lanes running out to the Bratch Locks end of the village. If you are anywhere between there and the South Staffs Railway Walk, you are inside the area we cover.
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All work is completed by qualified and certified electricians, with relevant approvals and documentation provided where required.
