Full and partial rewiring in London
Old or damaged wiring is one of the most common reasons a property fails an EICR. We rewire houses and flats, from a single circuit to the whole property, and because we also have a building team, the plastering and decorating afterwards can be done by us too.
- £5m public liability insurance
- Part P registered electricians
- Rated 9.96/10 on Checkatrade
- Full and partial rewires
- First fix, second fix and testing
- Electrical Installation Certificate on completion
- Making good and redecoration by our own team
When a rewire is needed
- Rubber, lead or fabric insulated cable
- No earth on lighting circuits
- An EICR that recommends rewiring
- A major renovation, extension or loft conversion
- Too few sockets, with extension leads used throughout
How a rewire works
First fix is the cabling and back boxes, installed before walls are plastered and floors are closed up. Second fix is fitting the sockets, switches, lights and consumer unit, followed by full testing and certification. In an occupied home, the work can be planned room by room to keep disruption down.
Making good afterwards
Rewiring means chasing walls and lifting floors. Our building team can plaster, repair and redecorate afterwards, so you are not left finding a separate trade to finish the job.
Pricing
The cost depends on the size and layout of the property, whether it is occupied, and how much making good is needed. We quote after a survey.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I stay in the property during a rewire?
Often, yes, if the work is phased room by room, although there will be periods without power and some dust. Rewiring an empty property is quicker.
How long does a rewire take?
It depends on the size of the property and whether it is occupied. We will give you an expected programme with the quote.
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