Welcome to the new Orbis Engineering Services Ltd blog. We are a specialist electrical and mechanical engineering company based in Stafford. Ideally situated to deliver electrical and engineering solutions across the country, we have undertaken a wide variety of projects throughout our fifteen year history so far. From installing a wind turbine at Humberhead Peatlands Nature Reserve, to replacing the MCC pump and two basement sump pumps with new 8KW submersibles at Carsington Water in the Peak District, we have experience of industrial engineering projects in diverse environments. Stay Informed About our Mechanical & Electrical Installations in Stafford & Surrounding Areas This blog will keep you updated with our latest projects, technological developments, and news from the wider electrical engineering industry. We are an NICEIC Approved Contractor and a CHAS Accredited Contractor, which means that our customers can be confident of the high quality of our workmanship, safety standards and services. In an industry where there is always new technological advancement and practices, we strive to stay at the forefront of such developments. We look forward to sharing all the latest news and views right here in the Orbis Engineering Services Ltd blog. We service areas such as Stafford, Stoke on Trent and Wolverhampton. Get in Touch for Electrical Installations and EV Charging Units With the increase in battery powered and hybrid vehicles, Orbis Engineering Services Ltd are at the vanguard of installing EV charging units in public, commercial and domestic situations. Electric vehicles are becoming more popular and common place as alternatives to fossil fuels and renewable energy sources are required to combat the effects of climate change. If you are considering buying one of these vehicles or are taking ownership of one soon, then please get in touch to find out more about the range of EV chargers available and getting one installed at your home or...
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