Partial rewire in Basingstoke

JD Electricals provides kitchen rewires for homeowners and landlords in Basingstoke, testing each circuit and providing the relevant electrical paperwork upon completion.

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Kitchen rewire prices

A kitchen rewire with JD Electricals starts from £1,600. That starting price buys new circuits in the kitchen named on the written quote.

From £1,600

Included

  • New circuits in the kitchen named on the written quote, including cable and the fittings listed
  • Removal of the old kitchen cable once the new circuits are live
  • Sockets, switches and lights in that kitchen as listed on the written quote
  • Testing of every new kitchen circuit before power stays on
  • Electrical paperwork for the completed kitchen rewire

Not included

  • Rooms outside the kitchen, which belong on a house rewire from £4,800
  • Kitchen units, worktops, tiling and decorating after the cables are in
  • A fuse board replacement, which starts from £650 as its own job

Ways to pay

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  • The starting price is for kitchen circuits only, not a full house rewire.
  • A cooker connection, extra sockets, lighting or an extractor fan is priced on its own when it sits outside the written quote.
  • Anything found beyond the written quote is priced separately before that work starts.
Jay routing new electrical cable beneath lifted floorboards by JD Electricals

Who needs a kitchen rewire

You need a kitchen rewire when the circuits in that room cannot carry the new layout, the extra appliances or the sockets you want.

  • A kitchen being refittedA new run of units, an induction hob or extra worktop sockets needs new cable in that room before the fitters close the walls.
  • Tired sockets and lights in the kitchenCrackled sockets, a packed worktop spur or lights that dip when the kettle boils mean the kitchen cable cannot carry the load.
  • A rented kitchen after an EICRWhen an EICR, an electrical installation condition report, fails kitchen circuits in a let, those circuits need replacing.
  • A landlord preparing a kitchenA rented kitchen needs working sockets, lights and a cooker circuit before tenants move in or an inspection is due.

What happens on the day

JD Electricals isolates the old kitchen circuits, runs the new cable, then tests it and leaves the paperwork.

  • Arrival at the kitchenWe walk the kitchen on the written quote, isolate the old kitchen circuits and protect floors and units in the working area.
  • Running the new kitchen circuitsWe pull the old kitchen cable, run the new circuits and fit the sockets, switches and lights named on the quote.
  • Power back on and the recordWe test every new kitchen circuit, restore power in that room and leave the record for the work with you.

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Why choose JD Electricals

Photo of James DunnJames DunnElectrician
Reviews
13
Rating
4.7
Trading since
2009
“Most of my work is domestic: consumer units, full and partial rewires, lighting and EICRs on houses around Basingstoke. I test and certify everything I fit, and anything else I find while I am there gets priced separately rather than added quietly to the bill. The electrician who quotes your job is the one who does it.”

James Dunn, JD Electricals

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Kitchen rewire questions

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How much does a kitchen rewire cost?

A kitchen rewire with JD Electricals starts from £1,600. That starting price is for new circuits in the kitchen named on the written quote. Extra sockets, lighting, a cooker connection or an extractor fan is priced on its own when it sits outside that quote.

Is a kitchen rewire enough or do I need the whole house?

A kitchen rewire is enough when the problem is that room's layout, load or tired fittings. If an EICR or a fault visit shows old cable in the other rooms, JD Electricals quotes a full domestic rewire from £4,800 instead.

Will the electricity go off during a kitchen rewire?

Power in the kitchen is off while the old circuits come out and the new ones go in. Lights and sockets on other circuits stay on. Power in the kitchen returns once the new circuits have been tested.

Do I get a certificate for a kitchen rewire?

You get the electrical paperwork for the new kitchen circuits when the work is complete. A minor works certificate starts from £95 when that is the document the job needs. The record stays with you for the property.

What happens after I book a kitchen rewire?

After you book, JD Electricals prices the kitchen rewire in writing from the layout of that room. On the day we isolate the old circuits, run the new cable, test it and leave the paperwork. The figure you already have stays the written price unless extra work is found and priced separately.

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