Credentials · what they mean for you
The paperwork behind the work.
Anyone can call themselves an electrician. What sets Artek Electrical apart is a credential most local firms simply don't hold — NICEIC Approved Contractor — backed by a real, registered family business trading for over 20 years. Here is exactly what each one means, in plain English, and why it matters to you.
NICEIC Approved Contractor
The NICEIC is the UK's leading electrical certification body. Approved Contractor status is earned through a regular on-site assessment of real work against the national wiring standard, BS 7671 — it isn't a badge you can buy.
→ The person working on your property has been independently assessed against the same standard a surveyor, insurer or building-control officer will expect — proven, not just claimed.
Part P registered — self-certifying
Approved-contractor status lets us self-certify notifiable electrical work in dwellings to Building Regulations Part P and notify Building Control on your behalf.
→ Notifiable work in your home is signed off through us — no separate building-control inspection, and no separate fee.
BS 7671 — the wiring regulations
BS 7671 is the British Standard for electrical installations — the national wiring regulations your certificate is measured against. Everything we install is designed and tested to it.
→ Your installation and your certificate meet the recognised national standard, so the paperwork stands up when you come to sell, let or insure.
Family-run, trading 20+ years
Artek is a genuine family business, led by director Alan Bissell with Kim Bissell running the office, and has been trading for over two decades around Bishop's Stortford.
→ You deal with the same family from the first call to the final certificate — the people who quote the job are the people who stand behind it.
Artek's own family-led team
Work is carried out by Artek's own team under Alan, not passed to a stranger. Over 20 years, the standard has stayed consistent across domestic and commercial work.
→ The standard, and the accountability, stay with one family firm from your first call to the final test.
Certificates handed over on completion
Where a job is notifiable or requires certification, you receive the relevant certificate — an installation certificate, minor works certificate, or an EICR — on completion.
→ You hold a traceable record you can pass to a buyer, an insurer or a landlord's agent, whenever you need it.
The registered details
A real, registered company — the boring details that separate a genuine contractor from a man with a van.
- Registered name
- Artek Electrical Ltd
- Company number
- 13890249
- Incorporated
- 3 February 2022 (trading 20+ years)
- Nature of business
- SIC 43210 — Electrical installation
- Registered in
- England & Wales
- Registered address
- 1 Primley Lane, Sheering, Bishop's Stortford, CM22 7NH
- Accreditation
- NICEIC Approved Contractor · Part P registered
NICEIC · Approved Contractor