Established in 1921, H Noble & Son Ltd is a family-run electrical contractor based in Norwich, Norfolk, with over 100 years of experience delivering trusted electrical services. Across generations, the Noble name has built a reputation for quality workmanship, reliability, and a commitment to providing safe and professional electrical solutions.
For over a century, H Noble & Son Ltd has combined traditional family values with reliable, professional electrical services.
From our early beginnings to the modern electrical industry we operate in today, we have continued to evolve while maintaining the same values that have guided us for over a century — honesty, attention to detail, and putting our customers first.
We provide a comprehensive range of electrical services for domestic and commercial clients, including general maintenance, electrical repairs, fault finding, Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs), rewires, extensions, consumer unit upgrades, and EV charger installations.
Whether you require a small repair, a safety inspection, additional electrical capacity, or a complete installation, H Noble & Son Ltd delivers reliable solutions with the highest standards of workmanship and attention to detail.
At H Noble & Son Ltd, we believe great electrical work is about more than just technical skill. We pride ourselves on providing a friendly, professional service with a smile, taking the time to understand our customers’ needs and ensuring every job is completed with care, respect, and attention to detail.
We are proud of our heritage and the trust placed in our family name. Whether carrying out a small repair or a complete electrical installation, every project is approached with the same dedication to quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction that has defined H Noble & Son Ltd since 1921.
Today, H Noble & Son Ltd continues the tradition of a family name built on experience, professionalism, and a commitment to delivering electrical services you can rely on.
Read the 100 Years — 4 Generations in Norwich & Norfolk article written by Philip Noble.
active working: 1921–1961
active working: 1945–1992
active working: 1973–2021
active working: 2007–present