In 1987, the Kings Cross fire showed that the country was not taking fire safety seriously, and from this our next large projects, with McMillan Fire, were Paddington Station, Waterloo Station and Barkers of Kensington. While carrying on our electrical works for McMillan Fire, we started working with Protec Fire Detection PLC. Our first major project with them was 54 Lombard Street (Barclays Bank HQ) and from there we installed Midland Bank HQ at No.1 Poultry, The Scottish and Welsh Offices in Whitehall, Seacontainers House (the VAT office) and the Athenian Hotel. To this day we are still working on major jobs such as The Tate Modern Project. By 2000 with our vast amount of experience we had a strong workforce of 24 and had just completed installations at various exhibitions in the Millennium Dome. At this stage we also then began carrying out our own installations and installations for other electrical companies as their specialist fire alarm installer. These were jobs including B&Q Warehouse Branston, Jackson Square Shopping Centre Bishop's Stortford and William Armes Sudbury.
PHF Electrical was formed by current partner Paul Faulkner in January 1984. At the time it was just one man and his van carrying out small electrical jobs, however within the first twelve months of trading the workforce had increased to three. At this point we were carrying out jobs for companies like Gates Group Ford Dealers and Britvics Chelmsford. Whilst keeping our electrical base, we started entering into the fire alarm industry.
PHF Electrical was formed by current partner Paul Faulkner in January 1984. At the time it was just one man and his van carrying out small electrical jobs, however within the first twelve months of trading the workforce had increased to three. At this point we were carrying out jobs for companies like Gates Group Ford Dealers and Britvics Chelmsford. Whilst keeping our electrical base, we started entering into the fire alarm industry.
