Privacy
Privacy when you get in touch
An electrical enquiry should focus on the help you need. This page explains the information involved in contacting The Electric Knight and how to ask a question about what you have shared.
Enquiry information
What you share when you get in touch
When you make an enquiry, you choose what information to share. This may include your name, contact details, the property location and a description of the electrical work you want to discuss.
These details help The Electric Knight understand your request and communicate with you about it. Give enough information to explain the issue, but leave out personal details unrelated to the work.
Share thoughtfully
Keep your message focused on the work
You can browse our electrical services before deciding what to include in your enquiry. A short description of the problem, the affected area of the property and the best way to reach you can help make the conversation useful.
Do not include payment card details, Social Security numbers, passwords, alarm codes or other sensitive access information in a general website enquiry. If access arrangements need to be discussed, raise that separately when speaking with the team.
Questions and corrections
Ask about your enquiry information
Contact The Electric Knight if you have a question about information you have shared through an enquiry, or if you need to correct your contact details. Explain your request without repeating sensitive information.
This page concerns enquiries made through this basic business website. Sending an enquiry is a way to start a conversation about your electrical needs, not an online purchase or a confirmed appointment.