Full rewire
Every circuit replaced. Usually where the wiring is original and the board has no protection worth keeping.
Replacing the wiring on a full or partial rewire, then testing and certifying it. Kitchen rewires are done alongside a refit, timed to the fitter's schedule.
A rewire is priced on the property, not a rate card: bedrooms, age, how many circuits, and whether making good is included. It usually is not, so we say so upfront.
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Get a quoteMost people do not need everything replaced.
Every circuit replaced. Usually where the wiring is original and the board has no protection worth keeping.
Only what has aged. If the main circuits test sound, this is far cheaper and much less disruptive.
New circuits for appliances, sockets, under-cabinet lighting and the cooker supply, timed around the fitter.
Core benefits every customer expects before they book.
Send the job details and you get a straight answer on what is involved and what happens next.
Your quote, updates, payments and receipts stay together.
Photos, access details and updates stay with the job from start to finish.
See a price where one is available. Any quoted work is agreed before it starts.
A rewire is disruptive by nature, so it is worth being clear on where it stops.
A full rewire runs over several days; a kitchen rewire is usually much shorter.
We agree the scope room by room and confirm whether making good is included, so there is no argument later.
Work is staged so the house stays liveable where possible, with power restored at the end of each day.
Everything is tested, certified and labelled, and the certificate comes to you rather than needing chasing.
Wiring that will outlast the next owner, and paperwork that proves it.
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The things people ask before booking.
Usually not. Work is normally staged room by room so the house stays liveable, though a full rewire is genuinely disruptive while it runs.
Normally not, and we say so before you commit. Chases have to be filled and decorations touched up, and most people prefer to arrange that themselves.
Yes, and it is worth booking early. The electrics need to land after the old units come out and before the new ones go in.
Send a message with what you need and roughly when suits, and you will get a straight answer on price and timing.