Electrical Engineering Services Bristol
Electrical design specialists
Let our team of electrical engineering experts shed some light on your electrical building service solutions. Whether it's designing intricate lighting circuits, optimizing energy efficiency for power distribution systems, or developing intelligent automation, we possess the knowledge, experience, and passion to transform ideas into reality.
We understand that each project is unique and demands a tailored approach. Our collaborative methodology ensures that we work closely with our clients, listening to their needs, and crafting solutions that exceed expectations.
Contact our Bristol office today
Contact our Bristol-based team and let us illuminate the path to integrated electrical engineering solutions. We take pride in our ability to seamlessly blend classic design with innovation, creating solutions that stand the test of time in an ever-changing landscape.
Call us on +44(0)117 435 0056 or get in touch via email at bristol@cpwp.com
Bristol lead: Dave Poynor
CPW Bristol
Vintry Building
20 Wine Street
Bristol
BS1 2BD
CPW’s electrical engineering team design a wide range of different systems that form part of building services and work in a variety of public and private sectors including:
Our electrical engineering projects
Birmingham International Airport
This elegant and contemporary addition to Birmingham International Airport was carefully designed to save energy. Works included the relocation of electrical distribution panels and surface mounted equipment, as well as modifications to the alarm system.
Great St Mary’s Church Refurbishment
This project, which included the introduction of a number of bespoke features, presented a number of challenges that required meticulous attention to detail. A series of crafted counterbalance units were fitted to allow the specialist church lighting to be lowered for maintenance and lamp replacements. Use of a wireless fire alarm system minimised the number of cables, preserving fabric and aesthetic. High efficiency long-life lamps were used to reduce maintenance and also acted as temperature control for the main church organ.