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Bowling Garrard Electrical Limited was formed in 1971 and we have been trading for 50 years. We are members of the Electrical Contractors Association, with one of our Directors being the current Colchester ECA chairman. We are recognised as an approved contractor of the NICEIC for 50 years. We gained our accreditation for ISO 9001 in 1993 and have been members of CHAS for many years. All of our electricians and apprentices are directly employed by the company, we employ and train our own apprentices, as we feel young people are the lifeblood of our company.
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1A Crowhurst Road, CO3 3JN, Colchester, United Kingdom
- 01206 542285
- sales@bowlinggarrard.co.uk
- bowlinggarrard.co.uk
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