Business Energy for Construction & Trades

Site power, temporary builder supplies and fair contracts for yards and workshops, with the flexibility a changing footprint needs. Enter your postcode to start.

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  • Temporary site supplies
  • 1 and 3-phase arranged
  • Avoid costly deemed rates
  • Multi-site made simple
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Construction and trades energy

Power on site, and a fair rate at the yard

Construction has two very different energy needs: temporary power to get a site moving, and a settled contract for the yard, workshop or office behind it. With fixed-price work and rising costs squeezing margins, both are worth getting right, and we sort temporary supplies as well as everyday contracts.

Builders and contractors Property developers Plumbers and heating Electricians Groundworks and demolition Builders merchants Joinery and workshops Plant hire
The challenge

Why construction energy is different

Sites start, finish and move, which makes construction energy a job of temporary supplies, flexible contracts and avoiding the expensive defaults.

Temporary builder supply

A new site often needs metered power before a permanent connection exists, for cabins, welfare, lighting and tools.

A changing footprint

Projects come and go, so you need contracts that flex with your sites rather than tying you down for years.

Permanent supply on handover

Once a development is built, or for your yard and offices, you want a settled, competitive contract, not a default rate.

Deemed-rate risk

Take over a yard or unit without arranging a contract and you will land on costly deemed rates until you switch.

How we help

Where we cut your construction energy costs

Whether you are powering a new site or settling a yard onto a better deal, we handle the lot: arranging temporary supplies, finding flexible contracts and keeping you off the expensive default rates.

Temporary builder supply set-up
1 and 3-phase supply arranged
Fair contracts for yards and workshops
Avoiding deemed and out-of-contract rates
Flexible terms for changing sites
Multi-site and development consolidation
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How we help your construction business save

Getting started takes a couple of minutes, and our team does the heavy lifting.

Tell us what you need

Enter your site or yard postcode or call us. Tell us whether it is temporary site power or a settled contract.

We sort supply and compare

We arrange any temporary builder supply and compare contracts from across the market for your sites and premises.

Choose your deal

Pick the contract that suits your projects, with our construction specialists on hand to talk it through.

We handle the switch

Your new supplier takes care of the switch, with no interruption to your supply at any point.

Running several sites or a busy yard? We consolidate multi-site energy onto one bill. Call 01242 32 31 31 and we will do the legwork for you.

Construction energy FAQs

Construction and trades energy, answered

Businesses save an average of £1,952* when switching via USE

Compare construction energy today

Enter your site or yard postcode to get started, or speak to a specialist who understands temporary supplies, deemed rates and multi-site projects.

100% free & secure | No obligation to switch
Or speak to a UK energy expert 01242 32 31 31
Mon – Fri, 9am-5:30pm |
Free, no-obligation advice