Keep your farm running with reliable electrics. We wire barns, milking parlours, grain stores, and livestock buildings across Angus.
From milking parlours to grain stores, we understand the unique electrical demands of working farms.
Full electrical installations for new builds, renovations, and conversions. We install lighting, power circuits, and heating systems designed to withstand harsh farm environments.
Critical electrical infrastructure for rotary and herringbone parlours. We install safe, waterproof systems that comply with dairy hygiene regulations.
Comprehensive electrical safety testing and certification for insurance and compliance. We identify hazards before they cause downtime or injury.
We also handle livestock building heating, automatic gate systems, water trough heaters, grain dryer wiring, workshop fit-outs, and emergency farm repairs. If it runs on electricity, we can fix it.
I served as a Retained Firefighter with Brechin Fire Service and a Royal Air Force Electrical Engineer. I have seen what happens when farm electrics fail during calving season or harvest.
That's why I don't cut corners. When I wire your barn or milking parlour, I use the same military-grade cable management and safety standards I applied to aircraft systems. I understand Angus farms - from dust and moisture to livestock and heavy machinery - and I design systems that last.
Agricultural buildings face unique challenges. Here is why farm wiring is different from domestic work.
Farm buildings are damp and dusty. We use IP65-rated weatherproof fittings and sealed cable glands to prevent water ingress and corrosion.
Cattle and sheep are curious. We mount all equipment out of reach and use impact-resistant conduit to protect cables from damage.
Most farms use TT earthing with earth rods. We install proper RCD protection and test earth resistance to keep you compliant and safe.
Heavy farm machinery needs three-phase supplies. We design balanced loads and install proper motor protection to prevent burnout.
What does electrical failure cost your farm during critical operations?
Milking Parlour Down (1 Day)
£2,000+
Lost milk + welfare issues
Grain Dryer Failure (Harvest)
£10,000+
Spoiled crop + emergency repairs
Prevention Cost: £300-£800 Safety Check
Regular electrical maintenance prevents catastrophic failures during critical periods.
From small holdings to commercial dairy farms, we cover all of Angus.
Full parlour installations, vacuum pumps, water heaters, and cooling systems. We understand critical 24/7 operations.
Heating systems, automated feeders, and lighting for cattle sheds, sheep houses, and poultry units across Angus.
Grain stores, dryer wiring, workshop power, and seasonal machinery prep. We schedule around harvest.
Stable wiring, field shelters, electric fencing supplies, and barn conversions for hobby farms and small enterprises.
| Postcode | Town / Area | Arrival Time |
|---|---|---|
| DD9 6 | BRECHIN / EDZELL | < 24 HOURS |
| DD9 7 | TARFSIDE / GLEN ESK | NEXT DAY |
| DD10 8 | MONTROSE / HILLSIDE | NEXT DAY |
| DD8 1 | FORFAR / LETHAM | NEXT DAY |
| AB30 | LAURENCEKIRK | 48 HOURS |
Farm electrics face dust, moisture, livestock, and heavy machinery. Standard domestic wiring is not suitable. Using the wrong cables or fittings can cause fires, electrocution, or livestock injury.
We use armoured cables, weatherproof enclosures, and proper TT earthing systems to keep your farm safe and compliant with agricultural regulations.
From survey to certification. We work around your farming schedule.
We visit your farm to assess the job, measure cable runs, and check your existing supply. We identify any issues with TT earthing or phase imbalance.
We provide a detailed quote and schedule work around your busy periods. We know harvest and lambing wait for no one.
We use armoured SWA cables buried in protective ducting. All equipment is IP65-rated and mounted securely out of reach of livestock.
We issue full electrical certificates (EIC/EICR) and notify building control. Your insurance and compliance paperwork is sorted.
TT earthing uses an earth rod driven into the ground rather than connecting to the supply cable. Most rural farms use TT because they're far from the substation. We install proper RCD protection to make TT systems safe.
Yes. We handle the entire process including SSEN applications, load calculations, and installation of three-phase distribution boards. We ensure phases are balanced to prevent motor damage.
Yes. Agricultural buildings require EICRs (Electrical Installation Condition Reports) every 5 years for insurance. We also issue EICs (Electrical Installation Certificates) for new work.
We use steel conduit or bury armoured SWA cables underground in protective ducting. All sockets and switches are mounted high on walls, out of reach of curious cattle and sheep.
Absolutely. We schedule non-urgent work around your busiest times. For emergency repairs, we offer 24/7 callout to minimize farm downtime.
Most parlour equipment runs on 230V single-phase, but vacuum pumps often need 400V three-phase. We design systems to handle both safely.
Yes. We install weatherproof IP65-rated sockets with RCD protection. These are safe for high-power equipment like pressure washers and power tools.
Yes. We install full workshop electrical systems including 3-phase supplies for lathes and welders, LED lighting, and multiple socket circuits for power tools.
SWA (Steel Wire Armoured) cable has a protective steel layer making it suitable for outdoor/underground use. T&E (Twin and Earth) is standard domestic cable and should never be used in farm environments.
Yes. We carry out comprehensive EICR testing including earth resistance tests, insulation resistance, and RCD trip times. We provide a detailed report highlighting any hazards.
Yes. We install infrared heaters, tubular heaters, and underfloor heating systems for farrowing houses, calf pens, and poultry units.
Yes. We understand that electrical failure during critical periods is catastrophic. We offer 24/7 emergency response for working farms across Angus.
Get reliable farm electrics from Angus's agricultural electrical specialists.
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