A breaker that trips is doing its job — protecting you from something. The question is what. We answer it with test instruments and patience, never by taping the switch up.
Power cuts out when the kettle, aircon and shower run together. Usually an overloaded or degraded circuit — findable, fixable.
A socket or switch that feels warm is resisting current somewhere it should not. This one goes to the front of the queue.
Overheating PVC insulation smells faintly of fish. If you smell it near an outlet, switch the circuit off and call us the same day.
Ceramic fuses or a board with no RCCB means your protection predates modern standards. An upgrade is a one-day job.
Lights dimming when big appliances start can indicate a loose neutral — harmless-looking, genuinely dangerous, quick for us to confirm.
If every wall hides a multiplug tower, the house needs more points, not more adapters. Adding sockets is cheaper than you think.
Note which appliances were running when it last tripped and send us the list — it narrows the fault before we even arrive.