Electrical requirements are already coming through Regency. At the same time, the next 12–18 months bring major changes across BS 7671, social-housing electrical safety, Awaab's Law and new building standards. We are expanding vetted electrical contractor coverage now, so suitable firms are already positioned when requirements need to be allocated.
Who we want to hear from
- Commercial electrical contractors working in offices, retail, industrial, hospitality and managed estates
- Inspection and testing specialists delivering EICRs, periodic testing and certification at portfolio scale
- Remedial contractors able to close out coded observations within required timescales
- Reactive and emergency electrical teams with out-of-hours capability
- Firms already working with housing providers, managing agents and FM organisations
- Emergency lighting and life-safety system testing and remedial specialists
- EV charging infrastructure installers
- Solar PV, battery storage and energy-systems contractors
- BMS, controls, metering and smart building specialists
- Multi-engineer businesses with supervision, resourcing and geographic coverage
Why join before the next requirement lands?
Because allocation happens quickly. When a client needs an EICR programme mobilised, a reactive electrical attendance in an area they are thinly covered, or a contractor able to price a controls upgrade, they look at who is already vetted and visible. Vetting takes time; requirements do not wait for it. Getting through the process ahead of demand is the entire point.
What client-side decision makers need to know about you
- Geographic coverage — the areas you genuinely service, not aspirational ones
- Specialist capability — testing, reactive, installation, EV, renewables, controls, life safety
- Accreditations and qualifications — current, verifiable and relevant to the work
- Workforce capacity — engineer numbers, supervision and ability to run planned and reactive together
- Emergency response — realistic response windows and out-of-hours arrangements
- Mobilisation speed — how quickly you can start a programme or attend a site
- Insurance — current cover appropriate to commercial and managed-property work
What your contractor profile does
Contractors who pass vetting are presented on the network with a professional profile covering services, coverage, accreditations, insurance, commercial experience, emergency response capability, team size and resources, previous projects and certifications. Clients can review profiles, shortlist businesses, add contractors to requirements, make contact and request quotations where appropriate. The profile exists to make your business straightforward to assess and easy to bring into a job or procurement process.
The clients this puts you in front of
- Facilities managers and FM service providers
- Property managers and managing agents
- Block and estate management teams
- Housing providers and asset or compliance teams
- Commercial landlords and portfolio owners
- Businesses and organisations responsible for their own premises
Commercial and professionally managed work
Regency is focused on commercial and professionally managed property rather than homeowner domestic work. That includes managed portfolios, planned programmes, framework and FM supply-chain work, and reactive attendance instructed by professional clients. If your business is built around private domestic customers, this will be a poor fit; if it is built around commercial and managed property, it is exactly the work we allocate.
Get positioned
The work is starting. The bigger compliance cycle is coming. Get vetted. Get positioned. Be ready when the next electrical requirement lands.
Submitting an enquiry is free and places you under no obligation. Applications are reviewed by our team, and suitable businesses are invited to complete vetting before any onboarding steps are discussed. Inclusion on the network does not guarantee enquiries, quotations or contracts.
Frequently asked questions
- What happens after I apply?
- Your enquiry is reviewed by the Regency team. If your business appears suitable, we will contact you to discuss your company and current capacity, and suitable contractors are then invited to complete our vetting process.
- Do you guarantee work?
- No. Regency does not guarantee any contractor a volume or value of work. We present vetted contractors to professionals who commission commercial and managed-property work.
- Do you take on domestic electricians?
- Our focus is commercial and professionally managed property, including housing-provider and FM supply-chain work. Businesses built primarily around private homeowner work are generally not a good fit.
- Which electrical capabilities are in most demand right now?
- Inspection and testing, remedial works, reactive and emergency attendance, and specialist capability across EV, energy storage, controls and smart building systems.
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