Commercial electrical contractor · West Lothian
Business powered.Projects delivered.
Project-led electrical work for shops, offices, hospitality, workshops, factories and managed premises — with larger home projects considered too.
The commercial-first difference
Built for premises
that need to keep working.
Gordon’s focus is B2B: defined projects, operational constraints and an accountable electrical handover. That means understanding access, shutdowns, other trades and what must be live on opening day—not treating a business premises like a collection of domestic call-outs.


Commercial services · priority
One contractor across the electrical package.
Commercial contracting
Project-led electrical work for shops, offices, hospitality, workshops, factories and managed premises.
↗E.02Fit-outs & refurbishments
Electrical packages for shops, offices, hospitality venues and changing business premises.
↗E.03Three-phase & machinery
Surveyed supplies, alterations and fault work for workshops, factories and production equipment.
↗E.04Commercial compliance
Condition reporting, testing and prioritised remedial work for occupied and managed premises.
↗E.05Planned maintenance
A practical maintenance route for recurring faults, ageing accessories and priority remedials.
↗E.06Lighting & power schemes
Multi-point lighting, power and control layouts for refurbishments, workplaces and substantial home projects.
↗E.07Fault finding
Methodical diagnosis for tripping circuits, dead outlets, damaged accessories and intermittent faults.
↗E.08Access & door entry
Power, containment and installation support for controlled entrances and door-entry systems.
↗E.09EV chargers
Home and small-business charge-point preparation, circuit work and safe installation planning.
↗E.10EICRs & certificates
Clear inspection reports and electrical certificates for homeowners, landlords and businesses.
↗Fault finding · made visible
When a circuit fails,
guessing gets expensive.
Gordon works from the reported symptoms to testing, evidence and a controlled repair. For a business, that also means understanding which area is affected, what downtime costs and whether the underlying installation needs a wider plan.
Completed work & site progress
The work behind the finished room.



See more recent rewires, EV charging, lighting and commercial work from Imrie Electricals.
Watch recent project videos ↗See the latest work ↗
Image: Michael Roberts · Unsplash
Renewables · launch being prepared
Built carefully.
Launched properly.
Imrie Renewables is the next stage: solar PV, battery storage and coordinated heat-pump projects. Interest is welcome now, but installation bookings will only open when the required approvals, technical processes and partnerships are ready.
Specialist trainingTechnical foundations completed
CompleteApprovals & processScheme readiness and customer protection
In progressPartner deliveryHeating expertise for heat-pump projects
In progressResponsible launchBookings open only when the full system is ready
NextThe person behind the work
Local enough to care.
Qualified to deliver.
Gordon has more than a decade in the electrical industry, working across homes, commercial premises and industrial environments.
Imrie Electricals is family-run and deliberately human: straightforward advice, practical solutions, clean work and certification that makes sense when it lands in your inbox. Recent work ranges from hard-to-access rewires and EV charge points to factory installations and bespoke media-wall projects delivered alongside Allsopp Joinery.

Approved ContractorElectrical work carried out to current standards, tested and documented appropriately.
Defined coverage · fewer wasted calls
West Lothian, Edinburgh and Fife.
WinchburghCommercial contracting and larger electrical projects from an EH52 base.
↗02Broxburn & UphallCommercial, industrial and planned property work across Broxburn and Uphall.
↗03LinlithgowCareful commercial and larger-property electrical work around Linlithgow.
↗04Livingston & the CaldersB2B electrical projects, compliance and substantial home work across Livingston.
↗05Bathgate, Armadale & WhitburnSuitable commercial and planned electrical projects across western West Lothian.
↗06South Queensferry & KirklistonCommercial and substantial electrical work around South Queensferry, Kirkliston and Newbridge.
↗07West EdinburghCommercial, industrial and larger electrical projects across west Edinburgh.
↗08Central & north EdinburghProject-led electrical contracting across Edinburgh city centre and northern districts.
↗09South & east EdinburghCommercial and substantial electrical projects throughout south and east Edinburgh.
↗10Dunfermline & west FifeCommercial, industrial and larger planned projects across Dunfermline and west Fife.
↗11Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes & central FifeB2B electrical contracting and planned project work across central Fife.
↗12Levenmouth, East Neuk & north-east FifeSuitable commercial and larger electrical projects throughout east and north-east Fife.
↗Not coveredGlasgow and areas beyond the published radius
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Commercial blog & practical guides
Better briefs create better electrical projects.
Commercial fit-out electrical checklist
The information, decisions and site checks that prevent late electrical surprises during a shop, office or hospitality fit-out.
Read guide ↗Commercial compliance · 7 minCommercial EICRs: a business owner’s guide
How to prepare an occupied premises for inspection, understand limitations and turn the report into an actionable remedial plan.
Read guide ↗Industrial electrics · 7 minPlanning power for new three-phase machinery
What a factory or workshop should gather before a new machine, commercial appliance or production line is connected.
Read guide ↗Facilities planning · 6 minBuilding a practical electrical maintenance plan
A simple way for small businesses and landlords to prioritise defects, reduce disruption and keep useful completion records.
Read guide ↗Electrical safety · 5 minA plain-English guide to EICRs in Scotland
What an Electrical Installation Condition Report covers, how observations are recorded and what happens next.
Read guide ↗Home electrics · 6 minDoes my house need rewiring?
Common warning signs, what can be checked and why age alone does not tell the whole story.
Read guide ↗Start with the basics
Send a brief worth
building from.
Commercial and industrial work is prioritised. Include the premises, postcode, required outcome, timing and operational constraints. Larger home projects are welcome; single-fitting and handyman-scale requests are filtered out.

