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Yes. Extra sockets are one of the most common electrical upgrades we carry out. Whether you need more sockets for appliances, chargers, TVs, computers, or a home office, we can install them safely and neatly. Get in touch to arrange an assessment.

Yes. We install domestic CCTV systems for houses, driveways, garages, gardens, outbuildings, and rental properties. We can advise on the best camera positions, coverage, cabling, recording options, and app access. Contact us for a CCTV installation quote tailored to your property.

Yes. We install outdoor lighting for gardens, driveways, patios, pathways, entrances, garages, and outbuildings. Whether you want practical lighting, security lighting, or decorative garden lighting, we can advise on safe and suitable options for your property.

There is no fixed expiry date for electrical wiring, but older homes often need checking after 25-40 years, depending on the condition of the installation. The best way to know is with an electrical testing, also known as an electrical testing. Contact us to book an inspection and we can give you clear, practical advice on the condition of your electrics.

You should consider a consumer unit upgrade if your fuse board is old, damaged, uses rewireable fuses, has no RCD protection, trips frequently, or cannot support new circuits. Upgrades are also common when adding an extension, EV charger, new kitchen, garden office, or extra sockets. Contact us to find out whether your current consumer unit is suitable.

Yes. We install weatherproof outdoor sockets for gardens, patios, driveways, sheds, garages, hot tubs, lawn equipment, outdoor lighting, and general outdoor power. Outdoor sockets must be properly protected and installed safely, so it is important to use a qualified electrician.

A modern consumer unit can improve electrical safety, provide better circuit protection, support additional electrical demand, and make future electrical work easier. It can also give you greater peace of mind if your existing fuse board is old or unreliable. Get in touch for a quote and we can recommend the right type of consumer unit for your property.

CCTV can help deter intruders, monitor entrances, protect vehicles, improve peace of mind, and provide useful footage if an incident occurs. A professionally installed system also helps ensure cameras are positioned correctly and wired safely. Speak to us for advice on the best CCTV setup for your home.

A full house rewire usually includes replacing old cabling, installing new sockets and lighting circuits, upgrading earthing and bonding, and fitting a new consumer unit if required. We can also help you plan socket positions, lighting layouts, outdoor power, smart home features, and future electrical needs. Speak to us before starting renovation work so we can help you plan the job properly.

We can install many types of indoor lighting, including LED downlights, spotlights, dimmable lighting, pendant fittings, extractor-fan lights, bathroom-rated lights, kitchen lighting, and feature lighting. Contact us and we can help you choose the right lighting for each room.

Outdoor sockets should be weatherproof and rated for external use, but they still need to be installed correctly in a suitable location. We can install outdoor sockets with appropriate protection to help keep them safe in UK weather conditions.

Not always, but an old fuse box may not provide the same level of protection as a modern consumer unit. If it has no RCD protection, uses old-style fuses, or shows signs of wear, it is worth having it checked. Contact us and we can inspect your fuse board and advise whether an upgrade is needed.

The timescale depends on the size of the property, access, whether the home is occupied, and how many sockets, lights, and circuits are required. A small property may take a few days, while larger homes can take longer. Get in touch for a tailored estimate based on your property and requirements.

We can install wall lights, garden lights, driveway lights, floodlights, motion sensor lights, porch lights, patio lighting, pathway lighting, and lighting for sheds or garages. Outdoor electrics must be suitable for weather exposure, so it is important to have them installed correctly by a qualified electrician.

Common locations include front doors, driveways, side entrances, gardens, garages, and rear access points. The best camera positions depend on your property layout and what you want to monitor. We can visit your property, assess vulnerable areas, and recommend the most effective CCTV camera locations.

In some cases, yes, but rewiring can be disruptive because power may need to be turned off and some floors, walls, or ceilings may need to be accessed. We will always explain what to expect before work starts and help you plan around the disruption. Contact us to discuss the most practical approach for your home.

Yes. Outdoor sockets are useful for lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, pressure washers, garden tools, pond pumps, outdoor lights, and other external equipment. Contact us and we can install a safe, convenient outdoor power point where you need it.

Many modern CCTV systems allow remote viewing through a smartphone app, so you can check your property while you are away. We can install and set up compatible systems and show you how to use them. Get in touch if you would like CCTV with mobile phone access.

Yes. LED downlights are a popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, living rooms, and extensions. We can install new LED downlights, replace old fittings, or upgrade halogen downlights to more efficient LED versions. Get in touch for advice on layout and installation.

An RCD, or Residual Current Device, is designed to cut off the power quickly if it detects electricity flowing where it should not. This helps reduce the risk of electric shock and can be an important safety feature in modern homes. If your current fuse board does not have RCD protection, get in touch to discuss upgrading.

Yes. We can install sockets in garages, sheds, workshops, and outbuildings, depending on the existing supply and your power requirements. We can assess whether your current installation is suitable or whether additional wiring or a new circuit is needed.

Yes. We can replace outdated or damaged light fittings with modern alternatives, including LED fittings, pendants, spotlights, and decorative lights. If you have already bought your fittings, we can install them safely, or we can advise before you purchase.

Some CCTV systems use Wi-Fi, while others are hard-wired for a more stable connection. The best option depends on your property, internet signal, camera locations, and security requirements. Contact us and we can advise whether wired CCTV or wireless CCTV is more suitable for your home.

An RCBO protects each circuit individually, combining overload, short-circuit, and residual current protection in one device. This means a fault on one circuit is less likely to turn off power to the whole property. We can advise whether an RCBO consumer unit is the best option for your home.

Some disruption is usually unavoidable, especially where cables need to be routed through walls, ceilings, or under floors. However, we always aim to keep disruption to a minimum and will explain what areas are likely to be affected before the work begins. If you are planning decorating or renovation work, get in touch early so we can coordinate the rewire at the right stage.

Yes. Bathroom lighting must be suitable for the correct zone and protected against moisture where required. We can install safe, bathroom-rated lighting, including ceiling lights, downlights, mirror lights, and extractor fan lighting. Contact us to arrange a bathroom lighting installation.

Yes. We can move sockets to more convenient positions, for example when rearranging a room, installing fitted furniture, mounting a TV, or renovating a kitchen. Get in touch and we can advise on the safest and neatest way to relocate your socket.

Not every property needs a full rewire. In some cases, only certain circuits or areas need upgrading. We can inspect your installation and give honest advice on whether you need a full house rewire, a partial rewire, or targeted remedial work. Contact us to arrange an assessment.

Wired CCTV can offer a more reliable connection and is often better for permanent installations, while wireless CCTV may be suitable for some homes where cabling is difficult. We can explain the pros and cons and recommend the right system after looking at your property.

Surge protection helps protect your electrical equipment from voltage spikes, which can damage appliances and sensitive electronics. A Surge Protection Device, or SPD, is often recommended as part of a modern consumer unit upgrade. Contact us and we can explain whether surge protection is suitable for your property.

Yes. We install kitchen lighting including ceiling lights, LED downlights, under-cabinet lighting, island lighting, plinth lighting, and feature lights. Good kitchen lighting can make the space safer, brighter, and more practical. Get in touch to discuss your kitchen lighting plans.

Yes. Security lighting can work well alongside CCTV by improving visibility around entrances, driveways, gardens, and side access points. We can install outdoor security lights, motion sensor lighting, and CCTV as part of one home security upgrade. Contact us to plan the best setup.

Yes. We can replace old, damaged, cracked, loose, or discoloured sockets with modern fittings. We can also upgrade sockets to include USB or USB-C charging points where suitable. Contact us if your sockets look worn or no longer feel secure.

A house rewire often includes a consumer unit upgrade, especially if the existing fuse board is old, lacks RCD protection, or is unsuitable for modern electrical demands. We will check your current consumer unit as part of the assessment and let you know whether replacement is recommended. Get in touch for advice before committing to the work.

A typical consumer unit replacement can often be completed within a day, depending on the condition of your existing wiring and the amount of testing required. If any faults are found, these may need to be repaired before the new unit can be safely connected. Get in touch and we can give you a more accurate timescale.

Yes. We install garden lighting for patios, decking, paths, flower beds, walls, fences, and seating areas. We can help create a practical and attractive outdoor lighting layout while making sure the installation is safe and weatherproof.

Yes. USB and USB-C sockets are a convenient option for charging phones, tablets, and other devices without needing extra plug-in adaptors. We can install USB sockets in bedrooms, kitchens, offices, and living areas. Get in touch to discuss suitable locations.

Most homeowners can install CCTV on their own property, but cameras should be positioned responsibly, especially if they capture neighbouring properties, public paths, or roads. We can advise on sensible camera placement during installation to help reduce privacy concerns.

Yes. After a house rewire, the installation should be fully tested and certified. You should receive the correct electrical certification once the work is completed. We provide the relevant certification for our work, giving you peace of mind that your new installation has been properly checked.

Yes. The power will need to be switched off while the old fuse board is removed and the new consumer unit is installed and tested. We will explain the process before we begin and aim to keep disruption as low as possible. Contact us to arrange a convenient time for the work.

Sometimes, but the wiring must be tested first. If the existing wiring is safe and suitable, a new consumer unit may be fitted. If faults are found, they will need to be repaired before the upgrade can be completed safely. Book an inspection with us and we can check your wiring before recommending the next step.

Yes, CCTV can often be installed on rental properties, but landlords and tenants may need permission depending on the arrangement. We can install security solutions for landlords, rental homes, and managed properties. Get in touch to discuss what is suitable for your situation.

Yes. Motion sensor lights are ideal for driveways, side entrances, gardens, garages, and security areas. We can install new motion sensor lighting or replace faulty existing lights. Contact us for a quote for outdoor security lighting installation.

Yes. We can install sockets behind or near wall-mounted TVs to hide cables and create a neater finish. We can also advise on additional power points for media units, soundbars, consoles, and internet equipment.

Yes. Rewiring can improve electrical safety, support modern appliances, reduce the risk of faults, and make your home more practical for everyday use. It can also be a valuable improvement if you are renovating, buying, selling, or renting out a property. Contact us for a quote and we can talk you through the best options for your home.

Yes. We can install or relocate sockets for kitchen appliances, including ovens, hobs, extractors, fridges, dishwashers, washing machines, and microwaves. Kitchen electrical work needs to be planned carefully, so contact us before fitting a new kitchen or changing your layout.

Yes. A consumer unit replacement should be tested and certified once the work is complete. We provide the relevant electrical certification for our work, so you have clear proof that your installation has been checked and completed properly.

Yes. Outdoor lights need to be suitable for external use and have the correct weather protection rating for the location. We can advise on suitable fittings and install them safely so they are protected against rain, moisture, and outdoor conditions.

The cost of CCTV installation depends on the number of cameras, camera type, recording equipment, cabling, property layout, and whether remote viewing is required. Contact us for a tailored CCTV installation quote based on your home and security needs.

Signs of old wiring can include rubber, fabric, or lead-covered cables, an old fuse box, no RCD protection, warm or discoloured sockets, regular tripping, flickering lights, or visible DIY electrical work. If you have noticed any of these warning signs, get in touch with us and we can inspect your electrics before the problem becomes more serious.

Yes. Outdoor lighting can help deter intruders, improve visibility, and make entrances, driveways, and gardens safer at night. Security lights can also be combined with CCTV for a more complete home security setup. Get in touch and we can recommend a practical solution.

Yes. If your current CCTV system is outdated, unreliable, has poor image quality, or no longer works with modern apps, we can assess it and recommend repairs, upgrades, or a replacement. Get in touch and we can help bring your home security system up to date.

Not always. Some extra sockets can be added to an existing circuit, but this depends on the condition and capacity of the current wiring. We will check your installation and advise whether the work can be added safely or whether a new circuit is needed.

In England and Wales, replacing a consumer unit is generally notifiable under Part P of the Building Regulations. Using a registered electrician helps make the process straightforward, as the work can usually be notified through the correct scheme. Contact us and we can explain what is required for your property.

Yes, if your wiring is old, unsafe, or unsuitable for your plans. Rewiring before plastering, decorating, fitting a new kitchen, or installing new flooring can save time, mess, and cost later. Contact us before starting your renovation and we can help plan your electrical layout around your new space.

Outdoor sockets should have suitable RCD protection to help reduce the risk of electric shock. If your existing consumer unit does not provide the right protection, we can advise on the safest way to install outdoor power.

Yes. We can install additional switches, two-way switching, dimmer switches, and smart lighting controls where suitable. If you want more control over your lighting, contact us and we can advise on the best option for your home.

The cost of a consumer unit upgrade depends on the number of circuits, the type of consumer unit, whether surge protection or RCBOs are required, and whether any faults are found during testing. Get in touch for a quote and we can give you a clear price based on your installation.

The cost of lighting installation depends on the number of fittings, the type of lighting, access to wiring, whether new circuits are needed, and whether the work is indoors or outdoors. Get in touch for a tailored quote based on your lighting project.

The cost of socket installation depends on the number of sockets, the type of fitting, access to wiring, wall construction, distance from the power supply, and whether indoor or outdoor sockets are required. Get in touch for a tailored quote based on your property.

Many people use the terms interchangeably, but “fuse box” often refers to an older unit with fuses, while “consumer unit” usually refers to a modern board with protective devices such as MCBs, RCDs, RCBOs, and surge protection. If you are not sure what you have, send us a photo or arrange a visit and we can advise.

Landlords must ensure rental properties are electrically safe and have the required inspections. An old consumer unit does not always mean automatic replacement, but if it is unsafe or lacks suitable protection, remedial work may be needed. Contact us to arrange an inspection or quote for your rental property.