SMALL BY DESIGN.
PERSONAL BY NATURE.
Meet Peter Igrenyi, the person behind IGR Electric. A direct conversation, a considered approach and a genuine interest in getting the details right.
Speak to Peter ↗
Know who you’re dealing with.
When electrical work affects your home, business or a building you care for, knowing who is responsible matters.
IGR Electric puts a name and a face to the work. Peter is the person behind the business, and the starting point for conversations about the property, the requirements and the approach.
The intention is straightforward: understand the brief properly, discuss what is practical and give the work the attention it deserves.
ONE CLEAR POINT
OF CONTACT.
Less distance between the conversation and the work.
For many clients, the challenge is not simply finding someone who can carry out electrical work. It is finding someone who will listen, understand the setting and communicate clearly as decisions are made.
A smaller business can offer a more direct relationship, with fewer layers between an initial enquiry and the practical questions that follow.
For IGR, that personal connection is part of the service—not a substitute for technical care, but an important part of how the work is approached.
Good work starts with good judgement.
Three practical things worth looking for in the person you appoint to work on your property.
Understand the setting
Ask the right questions about the building, the people using it and the result required before proposing a solution.
Make the options clear
Discuss the proposed approach, practical constraints and decisions that need agreement as the project develops.
Think beyond the finish
Keep future access, maintenance, disruption and the character of the property in view—not just the visible fitting.
The people matter, too.
Electrical work is carried out in places people depend on.
Peter has described occasionally helping vulnerable local residents with basic essential electrical work without charge, when circumstances allow. It is a personal, discretionary gesture rather than a formal or guaranteed service.
That consideration for people sits naturally alongside the attention given to their homes and buildings.
See where the approach leads.
Learn about the work, the specialist settings and the practical support IGR can discuss.
Heritage & listed properties
Electrical considerations for older buildings, sensitive finishes and historic fabric.
Explore heritage work ↗Maintenance & reactive
Fault investigation, remedial work and planned maintenance enquiries.
Explore maintenance ↗Projects & case studies
Project references and the details behind them, subject to client approval.
Explore projects ↗Tell Peter what you have in mind.
Whether it’s a particular building, an electrical issue or a longer-term requirement, the first step is simply to explain what you need.
Contact IGR Electric ↗