Installations & renovations
Electrical installations and renovations, ready to certify.
We renew installations in homes, shops and residential buildings: consumer unit, wiring, lighting and sockets. With a clear plan of what we will do and a fixed price.
What is included
A new installation, start to finish.
We handle everything electrical in your renovation and coordinate with other trades so you do not lose days.
- Needs assessment and circuit proposal
- New consumer unit with suitable protection
- New wiring and conduits
- Lighting points, sockets, TV and data outlets
- Earthing and testing
- Paperwork to certify the installation
In writing, always
- What the price includes and excludes
- Timeline and start date
- Proposed materials and brands
- Payment terms
When to call us
When it makes sense to renew your installation.
Kitchen or bathroom renovation
The right moment to adapt circuits and power to new appliances.
Older property
No earth, no RCD in the consumer unit, or sockets that get warm.
Change of business use
Each activity has different power and safety requirements.
Frequent tripping
If the RCD trips often, the installation is undersized or faulty.
How we do it
How we run an installation.
01
Visit and measurements
We see the space, talk about how you will use it and take measurements.
02
Proposal and quote
You get what we will do, with which materials and for how much.
03
Coordinated work
We work on the agreed dates and coordinate with builders and decorators.
04
Testing and paperwork
We test every circuit and hand over the paperwork to certify.
FAQ
Questions about installations.
Do walls need to be opened to rewire?
It depends on the existing installation. Where possible we reuse conduits; if not, we explain where we need to open up and how it will be left.
How long does a full rewire take?
It depends on the size and condition of the property. The quote shows the expected working days.
Do you handle certification?
Yes. We provide the paperwork needed for the installation to be certified and connected by the utility.
Planning a renovation? Tell us about it.
A few photos and the general idea are enough for a first price estimate.