Rewiring, planned room by room
Rubber or fabric-covered cable, too few sockets and lights on old circuits all mean it is time to rewire. We plan the work so you can stay in your home where possible.
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Desmond walks through the house with you to agree where every socket, switch and light should go, including USB sockets, outside power and data cables. You receive a drawing and a fixed price.
We chase cables into the walls, lift and refit floorboards carefully, and work room by room so part of the house stays usable. Our plasterer makes good the chases, ready for decorating, and the whole job is certified and notified under Part P.
What's included
Agreed with you before we start.
So you can stay at home during most rewires.
Chases made good and ready for paint.
Berkhamsted
A full rewire of a 1950s house
A house still on its original rubber-covered cable was rewired over nine days, with 38 new double sockets, downlights in the kitchen and a new consumer unit. The family stayed at home throughout.
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Straight answers on price, certificates and safety. If your question is not here, call the office.
Can I stay at home during a rewire?
Usually, yes. We work room by room and keep power on to the kitchen and one bathroom each evening where we can.
How do I know if my house needs rewiring?
Rubber or fabric-covered cables, round-pin sockets or a fuse board with no RCDs are all signs. An EICR will tell you for certain.
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Call the office, or send a few details and we will call you back to arrange a visit.
01632 960 562We reply within one working hour, Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday 8:00–17:30
Saturday 9:00–12:00