Electrical Contractors · Leeds & West Yorkshire
Electrical Contractors for Builders & Property Developers
BRO Electrical works with builders and property developers across Leeds and West Yorkshire on new builds, extensions, conversions and substantial residential projects.
Where It Starts
Send Us the Plans. We'll Work Through the Electrical Package.
Builders shouldn't have to piece together an electrical quotation themselves. BRO reviews architects' drawings, electrical layouts, specifications, schedules and kitchen plans to establish the electrical scope and flag anything that needs clarifying before work begins.
- Architects' drawings
- Electrical layouts
- Specifications & schedules
- Kitchen plans
- Other project information
The result is a clearer electrical package from the outset — fewer questions, fewer assumptions and fewer unexpected issues later in the build.
Whether it's a detailed electrical layout, architectural plans or an agreed site specification, the aim is the same: understand what needs to be delivered before installation begins.
Send Us Your Plans
An example of an electrical drawing supplied to BRO Electrical for a project — supplied to us, not produced by us.
How We Work
Electrical Work That Fits Around the Build.
A builder shouldn't have to chase the electrician or reorganise other trades around them.
That means less disruption to the wider programme — electrical work coordinated around the build, communicated ahead of each stage, and delivered alongside the trades already on site.
- Reliable site attendance
- Clear communication
- Coordination with other trades
- Electrical stages completed when the build needs them
- Issues raised before they become delays
What We Cover
Residential Projects We Support.
New Build Homes
Complete electrical installations delivered around the project specification and construction programme.
Residential Developments
Electrical packages for multi-property and phased residential schemes, assessed according to project scope, programme and specification.
Extensions
Electrical installations for substantial extensions and open-plan alterations, from first fix through to completion.
Loft Conversions
Lighting, power, new circuits, smoke detection and integration with the existing electrical installation.
Major Renovations
Rewiring and electrical alterations for substantial refurbishment and property reconfiguration.
High-End Kitchens & Interior Projects
Working alongside builders, joiners and kitchen companies where accurate positioning, sequencing and coordination are essential.
Managing Change
Projects Change. Surprises on the Invoice Shouldn't.
Changes happen during construction — layouts move, clients upgrade specifications, additional sockets are requested and other requirements emerge along the way.
- Kitchen layouts changing
- Lighting positions changing
- Additional sockets being requested
- Appliance specifications changing
- Room layouts changing
- Client upgrades
Work that falls outside the agreed scope is identified and priced before it's carried out, and the cost implication is explained clearly — so any change is understood and agreed at the time, not discovered as a surprise on the final invoice.
You should always know what's included in the price and what isn't, and be given the chance to agree to a change before it's actioned, not after.
Staying in Touch
Keeping the Project Moving.
Good communication helps prevent avoidable delays. Whoever is managing the project should know when:
- BRO needs access
- A decision is outstanding
- Another trade needs to complete something before electrical work can progress
- The electrical installation has reached the next stage
- A change affects the agreed scope
The Result
From First Fix to Finished Home.
Much of the electrical installation eventually disappears behind walls, ceilings and cabinetry — but careful planning during construction determines how well the finished installation actually works.
That means considering:
- Lighting positions
- Switches & controls
- Socket positioning
- Kitchen & appliance requirements
- External supplies, where applicable
- Future usability
Quality & Compliance
Quality, Compliance & Completion.
The electrical package is tested, documented and completed properly — not left as something to chase once the build has finished.
- NICEIC registered
- Work to current BS 7671 requirements
- Inspection & testing
- Appropriate electrical certification
- Modern circuit protection
- Neat installation standards
NICEIC Domestic Installer
Builder Testimonial
Trusted by Builders We Work With.
We've worked with BRO Electrical on our projects for the last few years, and he's become one of our trusted subcontractors.
As a building company, the tradespeople we bring onto site are an extension of our own business, so it's incredibly important that they share the same standards and values. We know that every time we recommend Tom, our clients are in safe hands.
His workmanship is consistently of a high standard, he never cuts corners, and he takes real pride in what he does. Just as importantly, he's professional, approachable and respectful when working in our clients' homes, and always leaves the site clean and tidy at the end of the day.
Reliability and trust are hard to find in this industry, but Tom has both in abundance. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking for a skilled, dependable electrician and look forward to working together on many more projects.
Working Together
More Than a One-Off Electrical Quote.
BRO Electrical wants ongoing relationships with good builders, developers and construction professionals — not a one-off electrical quote.
The best contractor relationships become easier with every project — your team's way of working, the standard you expect and how your projects are delivered all become familiar over time.
We'd rather be the electrical contractor you can confidently bring onto the next project, than someone you have to find again each time.
Our Trade Network
Trades We Work Alongside.
Builders & Developers FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions.
Can BRO Electrical quote from electrical drawings?
Yes. We can review electrical drawings, architectural plans, specifications and schedules supplied for the project. BRO does not produce the electrical design drawings ourselves.
Do you work directly with builders and property developers?
Yes. We work alongside builders and other trades on residential construction and renovation projects.
Can you provide the complete electrical installation for a new-build home?
Yes. We can quote for complete electrical packages according to the supplied plans and specification, including first fix, second fix, consumer unit and circuit protection, lighting, power, relevant alarms, testing and certification as applicable.
How do you deal with changes during a project?
Changes from the agreed scope are identified and communicated, rather than left as an unexplained surprise at the end.
Can you work alongside our existing trades?
Yes. We regularly coordinate our electrical work with builders and other trades on-site as part of the wider project.
Can you quote multiple-property developments?
Yes. Opportunities can be assessed based on the plans, specification, programme, location and scale of the project.
Ready to Talk?
Have a Project Coming Up?
Send us your drawings, specification or project information and we'll take a look at the electrical package.
07766 763955