A rewire is one of the most important investments you can make in your home. It helps ensure your property is safe, reliable and ready for modern living, giving you peace of mind for years to come.
No two properties are exactly the same, which is why we don't take a one-size-fits-all approach to rewiring. We carry out all types of rewires, tailored to your property, your plans and what your existing installation actually needs, whether that's a full rewire, a partial rewire or work carried out while you're still living in the property.
Replacing the electrical wiring throughout the property, along with the associated sockets, switches and other points. Often the right choice for older homes, deteriorating wiring or a major renovation, and your chance to rethink where you need power, from extra sockets to EV charging and air conditioning.
Not every property needs to be completely rewired. A partial rewire focuses on a particular area, such as a new kitchen, extension, loft conversion or an older section that needs upgrading. We assess the existing installation first and advise honestly, rather than recommending unnecessary work.
Yes, we can rewire while you're still living in the property. It takes more planning, so we work in stages where practical, keep key areas usable and talk you through everything beforehand so you know what to expect.
If the property is empty, for example during a renovation or before you move in, we can generally work more efficiently with less disruption. Rewiring before decorating, flooring or moving furniture in can save a lot of hassle later.
A rewire isn't simply about replacing what's hidden inside your walls. Many older properties were never designed for the amount of electrical equipment we use today. A professionally planned rewire improves safety while creating an installation that actually works for the way you live now.
Replacing outdated or deteriorating electrical components can reduce the risk of faults and give you greater confidence in your home's electrical installation.
From kitchen appliances and home offices to EV chargers, air conditioning and smart technology, your installation needs to support modern life.
A rewire is your chance to put sockets, switches and lighting where you actually want them, designed around how each room is used.
Once completed, tested and certified, you'll know the installation has been professionally installed with the future of your home in mind.
Rewiring a property is a significant job, so knowing what's going to happen makes a huge difference. We'll guide you through every stage, from the initial survey to final testing, so you can plan with confidence.
We assess the property, look at the existing installation and talk through what you're hoping to achieve, including socket positions, lighting, appliances and any future electrical plans.
We provide a detailed quotation based on your actual property and the work required, so you have a clear idea of what you're paying for, rather than a generic online price.
Before work begins, we explain what needs to be moved or lifted and how the property should be prepared. For occupied homes, we discuss how to organise the work to minimise disruption.
Our team carries out the rewiring and installation of the agreed electrical points, circuits and equipment, working carefully and keeping you updated as the project progresses.
Once the wiring is installed, we fit the agreed sockets, switches, lighting points and consumer unit as applicable to the project.
The new installation is thoroughly inspected and tested, with the appropriate electrical certification provided for your records.
We don't want to pretend a rewire isn't disruptive. It can be. Electrical cables often need to travel underneath floors, above ceilings and through walls, which can mean lifting floor coverings or floorboards and chasing channels into walls. There will inevitably be some dust, noise and disruption along the way.
What we can do is plan carefully, communicate with you and make the process as manageable as possible. For occupied properties, we'll discuss how the work can be phased and how we can keep essential areas accessible where reasonably practical. For empty properties, we can generally work more freely.
That's completely understandable. Unlike a broken socket or a light that won't turn on, the condition of an electrical installation isn't always obvious, and the age of the property alone doesn't automatically mean it needs rewiring. It's worth a closer look in these situations.
Worth understanding the condition of the electrics before carrying out other improvements.
If floors are already coming up and walls are being worked on, it's an ideal opportunity to deal with the electrics at the same time.
Modern kitchens can place significant demand on an installation and often require additional or dedicated circuits.
An extension or loft conversion is a good time to assess whether the existing installation can support the added requirements.
Repeated tripping, faults or other issues are worth investigating rather than ignoring.
If you don't know when the property was last rewired, we can assess it and advise on the most appropriate next step.
We'll assess your installation and give you honest, straightforward advice.