Identify electrical installation opportunities from planning applications across the UK.
PlanningIndex helps electrical contractors find relevant projects from UK planning applications — before the competition even knows they exist.
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Every planning application signals upcoming work. Here are the types of projects electrical can find and win through PlanningIndex.
Full rewires
Extensions, conversions, and renovation projects often require partial or full electrical rewiring throughout the property.
New circuit installations
Applications involving new kitchens, bathrooms, or extensions require additional electrical circuits and consumer unit upgrades.
Smart home wiring
Applications mentioning home automation, smart lighting, or integrated systems signal opportunities for specialist electrical contractors.
EV charging points
Applications involving electric vehicle charging point installations are a growing source of electrical work.
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A electrical opportunity, found on PlanningIndex.
Here is an example of a real planning application that electrical would find on PlanningIndex. The highlighted information shows exactly what work is being proposed.
Loft conversion with new electrical installation and home office
24/01265/FUL
Council
Buckinghamshire Council
Received
19 August 2026
Description
Loft conversion to create home office. New electrical installation including lighting, power sockets, network points, and smoke alarms. Consumer unit upgrade.
Potential work identified
Type
Loft conversion
Electrical
Full install
Potential trade
Electrical Contractor
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