Electrician in Rodley, Leeds
Rodley, LS13, is a canal-side commuter village where pre-1900 stone terraces on Town Street sit beside newer homes built on the sites of old mills.
Reviewed by Martin Day, NICEIC Approved Contractor. Updated 28 September 2026.
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What we’re asked for most in Rodley
The jobs that come up again and again in Rodley, each with a written estimate before work starts.
- Landlord electrical safetyTown Street and the canal-side developments include a mix of rented and owner-occupied homes. Landlords need an EICR at least every five years.
- Full house rewiresThe pre-1900 terraces on Town Street and Wesley Street may carry wiring from decades of piecemeal changes, where a full rewire is the tidier answer.
- Consumer unit upgradesHomes built at Airedale Wharf in the 1980s and 90s are old enough for their original boards to lack RCD protection on some circuits.
Something else? See every service or ring and describe what’s happening.
Electrical work in Rodley
The Leeds and Liverpool Canal runs right alongside Town Street in Rodley, five miles north-west of the city centre, with Horsforth to the north, Calverley to the west, Bramley to the east and Farsley to the south. The village was once known for crane building, with its cranes known as “Rodley type”. Many of the canal-side mills have since been replaced by apartments and houses, including the 1980s and 90s homes at Airedale Wharf, while older gritstone buildings such as the Rodley Barge survive along Town Street. Rodley Nature Reserve, created in 1999 on a former sewage works, sits beside the River Aire.
The oldest terraces on Town Street and Wesley Street were built before 1900, and some of the homes along Town Street are privately let. For landlords that means an EICR at least every five years through our landlord electrical safety service. In the oldest houses a full rewire is often cleaner than repairing mixed-age wiring, while the newer canal-side homes may only need a consumer unit upgrade to put RCD protection on every circuit.
What Leeds customers say
Read all 268 reviewsRated 5 out of 5
Completed the EICR and remedial work to a great standard, leaving the property safe and tidy. Would happily use again and recommend.
Rated 5 out of 5
Martin was excellent. Carried out my EICR for my retail shop in a very professional manner. Really nice bloke to deal with. Many thanks.
From first call to certificate
The same four steps on every job in Rodley, so you always know what happens next.
- 1
You ring or send the form
Tell us what’s happening. We aim to get back to you within 1 working day.
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We study it, then estimate
We work from the photographs and details you send, and give a written estimate before any work starts.
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We do the work
On the day agreed, by Martin’s own local team, and left tidy.
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You get the certificate
Tested and certified by an NICEIC Approved Contractor, notified where the regulations require it.
Questions from Rodley
What people in Rodley ask us most. Not covered here? Ring and ask.
Do you cover the canal-side homes at Airedale Wharf?
Yes. Airedale Wharf, Town Street, Wesley Street and the rest of Rodley are all LS13 and part of our regular west Leeds coverage. For a flat, let us know if there is a managing agent, as they sometimes need to approve work first.
What does a Rodley landlord need before a new tenancy starts?
A current EICR, with a copy given to the tenant before they move in, plus the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms the regulations require. Our landlord electrical safety service covers the certificate and the alarms in one visit.
Need an electrician in Rodley?
Written estimates before work starts. We aim to book most jobs within the week.