Leaf Electrical Scotland Ltd

31/03/2026

Not every job is one you should say yes to… and that’s a good thing.

We were recently asked to look at and quote a full rewire in East Kilbride. Straight away, it was clear this wasn’t your standard rip out, install and go job. This one needed a specialist approach.

One of the most important traits in any good business is knowing your limits. Taking on work just for the sake of it rarely delivers the best result for the client.

Instead, we pointed the customer in the right direction.

We recommended Jonny and the team at Glasgow Rewires, and it’s exactly why specialists exist. These guys carry out rewires day in, day out, and that experience shows.

They’ve managed to carry out the work while preserving finishes throughout the property, saving the customer from lifting laminate flooring and avoiding damage to areas like tiling.

That level of care and planning makes all the difference.

Big shout out to Jonny and the Glasgow Rewires team 🤝

29/03/2026

To our customers, friends, and the East Kilbride & Glasgow community:

After nearly seven years of serving you as LawMac Ltd, it’s time for a change. LawMac has officially closed its doors, and we want to say a sincere thank you to everyone who supported us and trusted us with their homes and businesses since we started.

We’ve learned a lot over those years, and now it’s time to put that experience into a fresh start.

We are proud to introduce: Leaf Electrical (Scotland) Ltd.

As the name suggests, we’re turning over a new leaf. Leaf Electrical is a brand-new, independent business built to be leaner, more efficient, and even more focused on the high-quality service you expect.

Whether it's a quick repair at home, a shop fit-out, or your regular safety inspections (EICRs), we are ready to get to work.

We would be really grateful if all of our customers could share this post and spread the word to avoid confusion to the wider community.

Important Note: You will see our social media profiles updating over the next few days as these platforms can take a few days to process the updates.

Get in touch for all new enquiries:
📧 [email protected]
📞 01355 900 114
💬 Or just send us a message here.

Thanks for being part of the journey so far. We can’t wait to show you what Leaf Electrical can do.

Lawrie and The Leaf Electrical Team

🌿 New Name. Same Standards. Better Systems

05/03/2026

Something new is in the works.

The last few years have been an incredible journey and we’re incredibly grateful for the support from our customers and the local community.

Right now we’re working hard behind the scenes on something we’re very excited about. Please bear with us while everything comes together over the next little while.

More news coming soon.

26/02/2026

Electrics aren’t something to gamble on.

LawMac ✔
NAPIT certified ✔
Regulation compliant ✔

25/02/2026

The sign of a good sparky is the basics done right.

25/02/2026

⚡ OZEV EV Charger Grant Update 2026/27 ⚡

The government has announced changes to the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles home and workplace charge point grants.

Here’s what you need to know:

✅ Grants Extended Until 31 March 2027

The following schemes will continue for one final year:
• Flats & Renters Grant
• Residential Landlord Charge Point Grant
• Households with On Street Parking Grant
• Workplace Charging Scheme
• Workplace Charging Scheme for State Funded Education Institutions

💷 Grant Amount Changes from 1 April

• Most grants increase from £350 to £500 per socket
• State Funded Education WCS decreases from £2,500 to £2,000 per socket

❌ Grants Closing 31 March 2026

• Staff & Fleets Grant
• Residential Landlord Infrastructure Grant
• Commercial Landlord Charge Point Grant

Key deadlines for closing schemes:
• Customers must apply by 31 March 2026
• Installers must claim by 26 May 2026
• Final resubmissions by 6 July 2026

If you are a landlord, business owner or homeowner considering EV charging installation, now is the time to review your options before schemes change or close.

If you’d like advice on eligibility or installation, get in touch ⚡🚗

23/02/2026

Older model consumer units are plastic and don’t align with the modern safety guidelines for your electrical work.

Want to find out more? Get in touch today!

20/02/2026

New wiring regulations = safer homes.

Make sure your electrician is up to date!

19/02/2026

Modern homes = modern electrical rules

16/02/2026

As we continue to shine a light and try to raise awareness for . I wanted to share a little bit of our story:

Our daughter was born in 2020 with Ebstein’s Anomaly, a rare congenital heart defect that affects the tricuspid valve.

In simple terms, the valve on the right side of her heart is positioned lower than it should be. It is enlarged, twisted and the leaflets are deformed, which means it does not close properly and blood can leak backwards.

Alongside that, she also has an ASD, which is a hole between the top chambers of the heart. In children with Ebstein’s, this is quite common and can add another layer of complexity.

Ebstein’s Anomaly accounts for less than 0.5% of all congenital heart defects.

Because of the abnormal valve structure, the right side of the heart can become enlarged and work harder than it should. This means major reconstructive surgery is needed, the most common to repair this is known as the cone procedure.

The cone procedure is a highly specialised surgical technique used to repair the tricuspid valve in Ebstein’s Anomaly. Instead of replacing the valve, the surgeon carefully detaches the existing leaflets, reshapes them and reconstructs them into a cone shape so they function more like a normal valve. It is an extremely complex and delicate operation, particularly in children. Although outcomes have improved significantly over the last two decades, it is still considered a relatively modern advancement in congenital heart surgery. Because of the level of precision and expertise required, only a small number of highly trained paediatric cardiac surgeons are able to perform it regularly, typically in major specialist heart centres.

Congenital heart defects are the most common type of birth defect, yet many people have never heard of conditions like Ebstein’s until it touches their own family.

This month is about awareness, understanding and support for every child and family affected by congenital heart defects. ❤️

14/02/2026

We are incredibly proud to have been able to support the amazing team at Little Brains.

When an organisation is working day in, day out to help children, young people and families, making sure their building is safe and ready to welcome everyone is the least we can do.

Seeing the difference they make in the community, and knowing the money saved can go straight back into services and support, means far more than any invoice ever could.

Thank you for trusting us to play a small part in your journey. We’ll always be happy to help.

❤️

LawMac Electrical Services
Another truly special thank you to Lawmac Electrical Services.

Some support goes far beyond what is expected, and this absolutely falls into that category.

Lawmac carried out electrical work for us in our old space and then did it all again when we moved into our own new building.
Both times, they did the work completely free of charge.

Let that sink in.
Electrical safety is not optional. It is essential. Especially in a space supporting children, young people and families. Knowing that our sockets, wiring and installations were safe gave us the confidence to open our doors without fear.

To have a professional company step in not once, but twice, and refuse payment for their labour speaks volumes about the kind of people they are.

Their generosity has saved Little Brains thousands of pounds. Money that has instead gone directly back into resources, sessions and support for families.

This is what community looks like.
Lawmac Electrical Services, thank you for backing us. Thank you for believing in what we are building. And thank you for quietly making sure our space is safe, secure and ready to hold the families who walk through our doors.

We are incredibly grateful.

13/02/2026

Thinking of becoming a Sparky? Here is how we did it!