Trusted by 400+ Businesses — NICEIC-Certified Electricians in Kent & London

Every facilities manager, landlord and business owner has the same story. You need electrical work done, so you call around. The first contractor doesn't return your call. The second quotes a figure over the phone without seeing the site. The third shows up, does the work, and then you discover the installation doesn't meet current regulations. No certification. No paperwork. No accountability.

The consequences of uncertified work go beyond inconvenience. Failed EICRs, non-compliant installations, and missing documentation can leave your business exposed to legal liability, insurance disputes, and enforcement action. With BS 7671 Amendment 4 now in force as of 15 April 2026, the regulatory bar has risen again, covering arc fault detection, surge protection, and updated EV charging requirements.

For landlords, the stakes are particularly high. Private rented sector EICR regulations have been in place since 2020, and from November 2025, social housing landlords must also comply, with all existing tenancies requiring a valid EICR by May 2026. Remedial work identified after a failed inspection must be completed within 28 days. The cost of reactive emergency repairs consistently exceeds planned, certified work.

Vero Group exists to solve this problem. We are NICEIC-certified, ECA-approved, CHAS-accredited and TrustMark-registered electrical contractors serving businesses across Kent and London. Every engineer on our team is DBS checked, fully qualified, and trained to current regulations including Amendment 4. All work carries our 12-month workmanship guarantee and is backed by £5 million public liability insurance.

That combination of accreditations matters. NICEIC-certified businesses completed 78% of all notifiable electrical work in England and Wales in 2024. When you use a certified contractor, you get proper documentation, genuine compliance, and the certainty that your installation meets the legal standard. When you don't, you're taking a gamble.

We handle the full spectrum of commercial electrical work: new installations and fit-outs, EICR testing and certification, consumer unit upgrades, three-phase power, emergency lighting, fire alarm systems, EV charger installations, PAT testing, and planned preventative maintenance contracts. Whether it's a single retail unit or a multi-site industrial portfolio, the standard of work is the same.

Transparent pricing is non-negotiable for us. You receive a clear, written quote before any work begins. No surprise invoices. No hidden call-out fees. Straightforward communication and work completed on time.

We've stripped the process back to what matters. No lengthy procurement forms. No pressure. No obligation at any stage.

1. Get in touch. Call us on 01227 201451, email info@verogroup.co.uk, or complete our online form. We respond promptly and gather the key details about your project.

2. Free site assessment and quote. We arrange a convenient site visit or remote assessment to understand the full scope of work and provide an accurate, written quotation at no cost to you.

3. Work scheduled around your business. Once you approve the quote, we schedule the work at a time that suits your operations, minimising disruption.

4. Certified installation and testing. Our NICEIC-certified engineers carry out all work to current regulations and issue full certification on completion.

5. Sign-off and documentation. We carry out a final check, walk you through the completed work, and provide all relevant compliance documentation.

Our service range covers every electrical need a commercial premises might have, delivered by qualified engineers and certified on completion.

The UK EV charging market was valued at $627.7 million in 2024 and is projected to reach $1,854.4 million by 2030. There are now over 119,080 EV chargers across 46,107 locations nationwide, with the network growing 13% in 2025 alone. The government has committed £1.6 billion to expand the public charging network to 300,000 charge points by 2030.

For businesses, workplace charging is no longer a nice-to-have. It's becoming expected by employees, visitors and tenants. The OZEV Workplace Charging Scheme covers 75% of workplace EV charger costs up to £15,000, cutting the average hardware payback period from 4.2 to 2.8 years.

Vero Group engineers are fully qualified under the latest EV connection standards. We handle everything from initial survey through to certification, and can assist with grant applications where eligible.