Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum – Electrical Installation

Central Electrical & Mechanical carried out electrical installation works as part of the refurbishment of the Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum, supporting improvements to the building’s lighting and electrical infrastructure.

The project involved working within a distinctive museum environment, where electrical installations needed to complement the building’s character while providing practical lighting for exhibition areas and visitor spaces.

A key feature of the refurbishment was the introduction of a new skylight, allowing natural daylight into the building. Our lighting installations worked alongside this feature to improve illumination throughout the space and enhance the presentation of the museum’s exhibits.

Electrical Works

• Installation of new internal lighting
• Lighting provision for exhibition and visitor areas
• Associated electrical cabling and containment
• Power supplies for building services and equipment
• Integration of lighting within the refurbished interior
• Electrical inspection and testing

The works contributed to the museum’s refurbishment, helping create a brighter and more welcoming environment while supporting the practical requirements of a public exhibition space.

This project demonstrates our experience delivering electrical installations within specialist commercial and heritage environments, where functionality, presentation and careful coordination are equally important.