House rewiring -
old wiring made safe.
Full and partial rewires for older homes - planned around your life, priced upfront, and certified when we're done.
What's involved
A rewire, done properly.
If your home still runs on old rubber or fabric-covered cable, a rewire brings everything up to modern safety standards - and gives you the sockets and lighting a home actually needs today.
Full or partial rewires
Whole-house rewiring for older properties, or partial rewires where only some circuits need replacing. We inspect first and only recommend what's genuinely needed.
Planned around your life
We work room by room, keep dust and disruption down, and leave things tidy at the end of every day. Most homes stay liveable throughout.
Certified & guaranteed
Every rewire ends with a new consumer unit, full testing, and an Electrical Installation Certificate - the paperwork you'll need for insurance or resale.
Rewiring FAQs
Good questions, straight answers.
If yours isn't here, call us - advice over the phone is always free.
How do I know if my house needs rewiring?
Common signs: fabric or rubber-coated cables, an old fuse box with rewirable fuses, sockets that feel warm or crackle, frequent tripping, or no earth wiring in older sockets. If your home hasn't been rewired since the 1980s, it's worth an inspection - we'll check and tell you honestly whether a full rewire is needed or a partial one will do.
How long does a rewire take?
A typical 2-3 bedroom house takes around 5-10 working days depending on size, access, and how much making-good is needed. We'll give you a clear timeline in your written quote before any work starts.
Do we need to move out?
Usually not. We work room by room and keep power on where it's safe to, so most families stay in their home throughout. For empty properties or full renovations it's quicker still.
What affects the cost?
The main factors are property size, number of circuits and sockets, ease of access to floors and walls, and how much replastering or making-good is included. Every quote is written, itemised, and fixed before we start - no surprises on the bill.
What do we get at the end?
A modern consumer unit, full testing of every circuit, and an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC) - the document your insurer, solicitor, or future buyer will ask for.
Need an electrician today?
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