Earning potential
Your earning potential on this plumber role
Typical: 3–4 per day
Typical client spend: £250–£350
Up to 50% of every job value
Per job
£75
Per day
£300
Per week (5 days)
£1,500
Per year (~232 days)
£69,600
Estimated earning potential based on typical UK job volumes and fee levels — not a guarantee. Actual earnings depend on work flow, ticket size, and hours worked.
About the role
Domestic Electrician — Greater Birmingham. Self-employed profit-share role, not a wage. You keep 25% of every job KJ Electricians routes to you. We handle customer enquiry, pricing and Part P notification through the KJ scheme — you turn up to a priced job with the scope confirmed. You'll be sent to consumer unit upgrades (RCBO CUs), additional circuits, EICRs, socket and light additions, fault-finding, smoke and CO alarm installs, EV-charger enabling work, and minor rewires. Some jobs are 1–2 hour call-outs; others are 1–3 day CU changes or partial rewires. Jobs are dispatched via the KJ portal with the fault description, address, access and price confirmed. Notifiable work is filed by the KJ Part P scheme — you don't need your own scheme membership. Tickets range from around £120 for a socket add up to £1,800+ for a CU + rewire. On a 25% share the calculator above shows what a booked week clears. Suits an experienced domestic sparks with own van and tools. Not for someone without 18th Edition or without commercial installation experience if they want commercial work (that's a separate pipeline).
Responsibilities
- Change consumer units (metal-clad, RCBO-populated) to 18th Edition standard
- Install additional circuits, sockets and lighting points
- Complete EICRs and remedial follow-ups
- Fault-find on tripping circuits, dead sockets and lighting faults
- Install linked smoke and CO alarms to LD2 / LD3 standard
- Enable EV-charger installs (isolator, tails, load management) for the KJ EV team
- Photo-document work in the KJ portal for scheme compliance
- Test and issue minor works / installation certificates
Requirements
- 18th Edition (BS7671) qualified and current
- Own van and full electrical toolkit including calibrated test meter (MFT)
- Full UK driving licence and right to work in the UK
- Public liability insurance
- Smartphone for the KJ portal
- Customer-facing manner
How working with KJ actually works
From apply to first paid job — four honest steps
- 1
Apply in 60 secs
One tap on this page. No CV wall, no cover letter. Just your name, trade and coverage area.
- 2
Sign your KJ contract
Plain-English self-employed profit-share agreement — 25–50% of job value depending on the role. E-signed. No tie-in, no exclusivity trap.
- 3
Log in to the KJ Portal
See the jobs allocated to you: address, scope, customer notes, agreed price. Accept the ones you want, decline the ones you don't.
- 4
Do the work, get paid your share
Complete the job, mark it done in the portal. KJ invoices the customer. Your share lands on the regular payment cycle — no chasing, no unpaid quotes.
The KJ Portal is rolling out through 2026 — until then, early hires are onboarded and dispatched directly by the KJ ops team. Same profit-share, same transparency.
Why KJ, not a company job
A plumber does 3–4 jobs a day; a surveyor 2–4; a solicitor a handful of matters. The client pays hundreds — often thousands. You take home a fraction. The company keeps the rest.
