Emergency electrician call-out

Power out?
Get help now.

Emergency electrical help across the East and West Midlands. Enter your postcode for a guide estimate, then call to confirm the next step.

Covering the East and West Midlands

Call to confirm availability and arrival

Call an electrician

Speak to MHM: 07816 824394

01. Talk it through
Describe the fault and your location.
02. Confirm details
Agree the fee and arrival window.
03. Get help
An electrician assesses the fault.

Know before you call.

GUIDE ESTIMATE

Check your postcode anywhere in the Midlands. Book by phone.

1. What is happening?

Total blackout Burning smell Tripping fuse board

Use a torch and keep clear of exposed wiring. A loss of power does not mean every circuit is safe.

2. Where do you need help?

Distance Postcode

Your full Midlands postcode

All East and West Midlands postcodes are supported, including boundary areas such as PE, SK and S where the address falls within the Midlands. For example, B1 1BB or NG1 2DT. Your postcode is sent to Postcodes.io to check its location.

Estimated arrival time

—After your call-out is confirmed

Base call-out fee (guide)

—Attendance only · Confirm by phone

Guide fee breakdown

Base attendance: —
Travel beyond 5 miles: —
Guide call-out total: —

Guide travel charge: £2 per mile beyond the first 5 miles.

Guide prices include any applicable VAT. Repairs, parts, labour and any out-of-hours charges are additional. Confirm the full price and arrival window by phone before booking. These estimates do not reserve an electrician.

Call to confirm this estimate

Call 07816 824394

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Tap to mark each reminder as read. Do only what is safe; never attempt a repair.

Locate the main switch, if safeDo not approach or touch a fuse board that is wet, hot, damaged or sparking. Never remove covers. Keep clear of wet electricsDo not touch wet appliances, sockets or wiring. Keep everyone away from water near electrical equipment. Leave faulty circuits offDo not repeatedly reset a tripping breaker or use damaged appliances. Leave investigation to an electrician. Use a torch, not candlesKeep a clear route to safety. If you suspect a fire, leave if safe, stay out and call 999.

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Further guidance: West Midlands Fire Service · Electrical Safety First

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Electrical safety while you wait

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