Case Studies - T James Electrical

Case Studies

Explore how T James Electrical has built tailored solutions for our clients, creating efficient, high-performing warehouses and distribution centres.

For 65 years T James have successfully completed Turnkey fitting out projects for their clients on time, on cost, and to exacting standards. Many of our corporate clients have been with us for over 25 years. Our coordinated design solutions ensure services clashes are eliminated and integrated with storage systems, mezzanine floors, offices, office furniture, sprinklers, electrical, power and lighting, smoke detection, data cabling and all ancillary requirements.

A small selection of completed projects are shown below.

Project Motion

450,000 sq. ft. Automotive central warehouse in Wolverhampton completed in 2024
Multi-tier shelving installation with lighting and smoke detection.
Power to Goods lifts serving multi-level mezzanine floor.
Wide aisle racking fitted with LED Lighting with sensors.
Narrow aisle racking fitted with LED Lighting with sensors.
Flammable store fitted with special LED light fittings smoke detection systems and power for rapid shutter door.

Working in Partnership with Inline Logistics

Ornate church chandelier with glowing lamps

Leicester Cathedral

As part of the prestigious Leicester Cathedral project, we played a key role in the £600k electrical transformation of this historic landmark. The cathedral’s renewal initiative sought to preserve its legacy as a place of worship, heritage, and community while incorporating modern infrastructure to meet the needs of the future.

Our work contributed to the broader restoration of the Cathedral, blending advanced electrical solutions with the building’s historic architecture to enhance its functionality, accessibility, and sustainability.

This project not only improved the Cathedral’s electrical systems but also formed part of a wider effort to secure the building’s fabric for future generations. It aligns with Leicester Cathedral ’s goals to create a space that serves as a beacon for worship, community engagement, and heritage education.