Loxton Installations Limited

Cable pulling is one of those disciplines where experience and planning make all the difference.

Whether it's high voltage distribution cables or low voltage final circuits, getting the route right, managing bending radii, and protecting cables throughout the installation process takes more than just manpower — it takes knowledge built over decades.

At Loxton Installations, our teams handle HV and LV cable pulling across commercial and industrial sites throughout Kent and the surrounding home counties. From initial route surveys and cable schedule preparation through to pulling, terminating, and testing — we manage the full process to ensure every installation is safe, compliant, and built to last.

With nearly 50 years of experience and a team of 40+ qualified engineers, we have the capability to take on projects of any scale — from single feeder runs to complex multi-cable installations across large facilities.

If you have an upcoming project that requires specialist cable installation, get in touch with our team at [email protected]

High voltage installations are among the most technically demanding projects in electrical contracting, and they are a core part of what we do at Loxton Installations.

Our engineering team has extensive experience delivering HV projects across commercial and industrial sites throughout Kent and surrounding counties. From substation builds and HV switchgear installations to cable jointing and planned maintenance, we approach every project with the same commitment to safety, compliance, and quality that has defined us since 1977.

Backed by NICEIC, ECA, and UKAS accreditations, and supported by a skilled team of over 40 full-time engineers, we have the expertise and capacity to deliver HV projects of varying scale and complexity.

If your business has an upcoming HV requirement, get in touch with our team at [email protected] or visit www.loxtons.com to find out more.

Ibstock Bricks, South Chailey

During the requested EICR test and inspection it became apparent that the workshop electrical switch gear was in an unsatisfactory condition.

Loxton Installation was asked to disconnect and remove all the decayed electrical switch gear, bus section and old Distribution Board and place in the site waste recycling skips.

Loxton Installations supplied and installed new cable containment, a new mains incoming isolator, 2 off new bus sections, a new Eaton 3 phase distribution board, new switched fused isolators and a new generator change over switch. Loxton Installations terminated all the SWA cables and commissioned the new essential generator and change over switch change over switch.