Rated electricians
8
Typical rate
£45–£65/hr
Call-out from
£75
Every electrician we found in CV22, with Google's own ratings — collected by Google, not by us. The bar beside each name is their review count on one fixed scale, so the list can be read at a glance and a short list is a short district, not a hidden one.
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electrical · Rugby · in CV22
Rated by more people than any other business on this page.
93reviews
★ 5.0 average on Google
electrical · Rugby · in CV22
No website listed. The phone is the only way to reach them.
54reviews
★ 5.0 average on Google
65reviews
★ 4.7 average on Google
electrical · Rugby · in CV22
14reviews
★ 5.0 average on Google
18reviews
★ 4.5 average on Google
11reviews
★ 4.6 average on Google
electrical · Rugby · in CV22
5reviews
★ 5.0 average on Google
No Google reviews yet
Based in neighbouring districts, covering CV22 — each card shows where they're actually based.
electrical · Rugby · CV21 3PT
★ 4.9 · 19 reviews on Google
electrical · Rugby · CV21 4LS
★ 4.8 · 19 reviews on Google
electrical · Rugby · CV21 2QE · Website
★ 4.6 · 69 reviews on Google
electrical · Rugby · CV21 3RQ · Website
✦ Local pricing insight
Electrician in CV22 typically charge £45–£65/hr
A general guide to UK rates for this trade — not a quote from any business on this page, and not based on jobs booked through Domifyr. Always get a written quote before work starts.
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Based on electrician rates in CV22, Rugby.
The calculator gives you a range. For a real number, send the job to local electricians serving CV22 — free, and they reply to you directly.
Send a quote requestDomifyr lists 8 electricians serving CV22and the surrounding postcodes, each shown with its genuine Google rating and review count. We don't check insurance or trade certifications ourselves, so ask to see them before work starts — as you would with any tradesperson.
Typical hourly rates for electricians in CV22 range from £45 to £65, with a callout fee around £75. Coventry sits mid-range for Midlands pricing with competitive rates and moderate callout fees reflecting urban accessibility. Fixed-price quotes are available for most standard work — request one through Domifyr for free.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Full house rewiring | £3,500–£7,000 |
| Consumer unit upgrade | £500–£900 |
| Lighting installation | £80–£250 |
| Socket additions | £100–£180 |
| EV charger installation | £800–£1,500 |
| Electrical safety inspection (EICR) | £180–£350 |
| Outdoor lighting | £150–£450 |
| Smart home wiring | £200–£800 |
Indicative ranges from market data — actual quotes vary by scope, access, materials, and timing. Request quotes through Domifyr for accurate figures.
Typical electricians in CV22 charge £45–£65 per hour, with a callout fee around £75. Emergency callouts are typically 50% higher. Coventry sits mid-range for Midlands pricing with competitive rates and moderate callout fees reflecting urban accessibility.
Most electricians in CV22 can quote within 24 hours for standard work. For emergencies (leaks, lockouts, no heating), expect a response in 1–3 hours.
Every listing comes from a real Google Places entry, shown with its genuine Google rating and review count — we don't invent ratings. We can't guarantee a business is still trading, and we don't check insurance or certifications, so always confirm both before work starts, as you would with any tradesperson.
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