Lighting installation in Greenwich
Greenwich’s lighting installation businesses are all electricians, with 3 on a trade register and 3 with NICEIC. Their published prices sit between £145 and £160, while ratings run from 4.3 to 5.0 across the rated businesses. The businesses operate across East Greenwich, Eltham Page and Greenwich Creekside, within this London borough. All 3 have their own website, and 2 of 3 are active companies at Companies House, incorporated between 2010 and 2017. What a lighting installation covers
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Electricians in Greenwich who do lighting installations
Worth knowing in Greenwich
- The businesses are based in East Greenwich, Eltham Page and Greenwich Creekside, with 1 in each area. Their postcode districts are SE10 and SE9, with 2 in SE10 and 1 in SE9.
- All 3 are registered as installers, and 1 is also registered as an inspector. The businesses have 3 with NICEIC.
- The most-reviewed business has 53 reviews. Other services offered include EV chargers, rewires, burglar alarms, CCTV and cameras, consumer units, data cabling, earthing and bonding, and EICR.
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Questions people ask in Greenwich
Which additional services are offered alongside lighting installation?
2 businesses also offer EV chargers and 2 also offer rewires. Other additional services include burglar alarms, CCTV and cameras, consumer units, data cabling, earthing and bonding, and EICR.
What do the business records show about trading history and websites?
2 of 3 are active companies at Companies House, incorporated between 2010 and 2017, and all 3 have their own website.
How are the businesses rated and reviewed?
The ratings run from 4.3 to 5.0, with a median rating of 4.7 across 3 rated businesses. The most-reviewed business has 53 reviews.
What do the published lighting installation prices represent?
The £145 to £160 price band comes from the national medians of the prices firms publish for 2 variants of this work across 12 UK towns, researched August 2026.