Audio Visual Systems

For audio visual system installation, repair and maintenance in London, look no further.

Our audio-visual system services are available throughout the London area, all offered at competitive prices.

Our friendly, professional electricians will carry out work quickly, and with minimal fuss. We appreciate the need to not interrupt your workplace or home, and we’ll do everything we can to minimize disruption as we work

We have you covered

At Miller’s Electrical Services, we understand that every home and business has different audio visual needs. That’s why we offer a wide range of audio visual services, from installation to repair and maintenance, for both domestic and commercial customers.

We can help you choose the right audio visual system for your home or business and budget, and we’ll work with you to ensure that your system is installed and configured to meet your specific needs. We also offer a variety of audio visual support services, so you can be sure that your system is always up and running. Whether you need help troubleshooting a problem or simply want to learn how to use your system more effectively, we’re here to help.

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Some common questions on audio visual systems

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Why should I choose a local electrician in Croydon?

Choosing a local electrician means faster response times, better knowledge of local properties, and personalised service. As a trustworthy electrician in Croydon, Millers Electrical understands local regulations and building types, allowing us to deliver reliable electrical solutions for homes and businesses.

Are you electricians in Dulwich fully qualified?

Of course, we work only with qualified local electricians. We are NICEIC-approved, which indicates we have the relevant training and qualifications to deliver electrical work as per British Safety Standards.

Do you cater to landlords?

Absolutely! We provide landlord certificate services to keep all rented properties safe and compliant. From inspection to testing, we conduct everything necessary for you to receive Portable Appliance Test (PAT), Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) and other certificates on time.

What is meant by EICR, and is it really necessary?

EICR stands for Electrical Installation Condition Reports, a formal document that examines the condition of electrical installations in rented and residential properties. Yes, it’s mandatory for all landlords to have a valid EICR.

Do you cover commercial electrical services?

Yes, we address the unique electrical needs of commercial premises. Whether it’s routine maintenance or complex electrical installations, our Dulwich electricians are ready to handle a range of projects to minimise disruptions and downtime.

Is PAT testing really that important?

As a landlord or employer, it is your responsibility to make sure that your premises are safe. If somebody has an accident and you have not taken necessary safety measures, you will be liable.

Would it not be cheaper for me to have an employee carry out the PAT testing?

Although many people think that this is the case, you must factor in the cost of training, as PAT testing is very important and must be carried out competently and to a professional standard. As well as this, PAT equipment and software must be purchased, which could see your costs spiralling up considerably higher than simply calling Millers.

What happens if I rent out my property and I do not have one?

If somebody has an electrical related accident on your property and you do not have a landlord certificate, unless you can prove that there was no fault with the electrics in your property, you will be liable.

Can Millers provide the physical certificate after the inspection?

Yes, we provide the Landlord certificate after the inspection has been successfully carried out.

Should landlords upgrade their fuse boards?

Landlords have a responsibility to their tenants to ensure that the properties they are renting out are completely safe. If you’re a landlord, upgrading the fuse board to a consumer unit will help give you – and your tenants – peace of mind.

If you’re aware that your property hasn’t had its electrics upgraded for some years, it is definitely worth carrying out an electrical inspection. The Landlord & Tenant Act 1985 requires landlords to ensure that properties are completely safe before the beginning of a tenancy, so it’s better safe than sorry!