Businesses and consumers alike can not afford to take risks when appointing electrical contractors. For peace of mind, ensure your electrical system is designed, installed, inspected, tested and maintained by an ECA Registered Member.

As a Registered Member, Wrights under regular, rigorous technical assessments to ensure we carry out safe electrical work, installed to recognised industry standards and practice.

Wrights work across the full range of disciplines, including mainstream or ‘power’ service; process control and automation; control panels; software engineering; system integrations; audio visual multi-media systems; building management systems; fibre optics; data and telecommunications; security and fire prevention electrical systems, including intruder alarms; closed circuit television systems; access control or door entry systems; security lighting; and fire alarms.

Subject to terms and conditions, work is automatically covered by the ECA Guarantee of Work Scheme, which covers completed contracts in any calendar year up to a value of £50,000 (inc VAT) and £100,000 (inc VAT) for multiple contracts for the same customer.

Subject to terms and conditions work is also covered by ECA Bond. If a member’s work is terminated for a specified reason, the additional cost of completion will be met by the insurer to a maximum limit of £100,000 or 10% of the contract value shown on the Bond certificate.

Wrights have agreed to abide by the ECA Code of Fair Trading, which covers a range of aspects including members’ working practices, standards of workmanship and materials, tendering and payment procedures and the settlement of disputes.

Wrights ensure that where required, their operatives carry an appropriate Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS) card, the sole ID and competence card scheme for electrotechnical operatives in the UK. ECS cards enable operatives to confirm their identity, competence and qualification levels.

Wrights are kept updated by the ECA on technical developments, changes to regulations and standards, health and safety best practice, environment issues and sustainable technologies issues.

If you have concerns as to whether Wright’s work has been carried out according to relevant standards, the ECA Installation Inspection Service offers an independent survey of an electrical installation to identify where, if at all, the work fails to meet the relevant technical standards. If Wright’s work fails to comply with the relevant standards, it will be put right under the ECA Guarantee of Work Scheme, subject to the limits of the Guarantee.