NEWS & INSIGHTS from Maintenance Services Electrical 

artist's impression of a new self-build project.
The MSE team is delighted to handle the electrical installation for an extraordinary self-build project in rural South Northamptonshire. 
 
We’ll be getting underway soon and will keep you updated. In the meantime, here are some things to think about for new build and self-build projects. 
Garden tools can but through outdoor electrical cables
Are you considering some gardeing this Easter weekend? Many keen gardeners will be busy digging, planting and remodelling. 
 
It’s important to be aware of the possibility that there are buried electrical cables and to use electrical equipment safely outdoors. 
 
Contact with high voltage underground electricity cables can be fatal. Everyone is encouraged to simply think about the risk of a potential electric shock before breaking the ground. 
Newly installed dual EV charging points.
We’re very pleased with the successful installation of two dual EV charging points at our client’s headquarters in Northampton. 
 
The MSE team handled the whole installation package for the dual 22kW EV chargers. 
Wind damage affected lighting and security for a client in the North East.
Serious wind damage at our client’s site in the North East caused loss of power for their lighting and security cameras. 
 
Luckily, we had a team working at Castleford in West Yorkshire at the time. An engineer was quickly on the way to get them up and running again. 
Electrical sub-meters allow you to keep track of energy use.
Did you know that MSE offers sub-metering services? 
 
We recently worked with our commercial client based in Coventry to help divide their large premises into three sections. They plan to sublet to other businesses and needed a seamless solution for remote meter readings from anywhere in the world. 
Parcels are going missing from doorsteps all over the country
Have you had a parcel stolen from your front door, porch or garden? It’s an increasing problem across the UK, according to a recent report from The Times
 
Thousands of parcels worth hundreds of pounds are disappearing in moments. According to one retail software company claims for missing parcels increased by almost 60% in the year to June. 
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