Rewires done properly.

Every rewire is priced per property — it depends on the number of circuits, the size and age of the house, access, and whether it includes a consumer unit upgrade. You get a fixed written quote after a free survey, never a phone guess.

Usually yes. We work room by room and keep power on where we can, so most clients stay in throughout.

Yes — every rewire is tested and handed over with a NAPIT electrical installation certificate.

Typical full-house rewire prices in 2026: Every rewire is priced per property. The final price depends on circuit count, accessibility, plaster condition and whether the property is occupied during works. We give a fixed quote after a free on-site survey - no quote given over the phone.

A typical 3-bedroom rewire takes 5 to 10 working days from strip-out to certificate. Smaller flats can be 3-4 days; larger 4-5 bed houses or heritage properties can be 2-3 weeks. We work circuit-by-circuit so most of the property keeps power throughout - usually only the active room is off.

Usually no. We work circuit-by-circuit so the kitchen and at least one socket per floor stays live. Most clients stay in the house for the duration. The exception is heritage properties with extensive plaster lift-and-replace, where furniture protection becomes the bigger issue - we discuss that at survey.

Some chasing is unavoidable. We minimise damage with surface trunking where the room finish suits it, with floorboard lift for upstairs runs, and with chases-and-make-good on plastered walls. We make-good and skim small chases as part of the standard quote. Full re-skim or replaster is a separate trade we can recommend if needed.

You receive an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC) covering the entire installation tested to BS 7671:2018+A2:2022, and a Part P Building Regulations notification automatically lodged with your local authority through our NAPIT registration (66245). We also send a digital photo record of cable routes and consumer unit final state, retained for any future works.

Yes. Partial rewires - kitchen and bathroom only, ground floor only, lighting only, or one specific circuit - are very common where a full rewire isn't justified yet. We're honest about what's worth doing now versus what can wait. An EICR (from £200) tells us exactly which circuits are non-compliant and which are fine, so you only pay for what's needed.

Tell-tale signs: rewireable (Wylex BS 3036) fuse box, fabric or rubber-insulated cables visible at the consumer unit, two-pin sockets, no earth wire visible at switches or sockets, lights flicker when appliances start, RCBs trip frequently, burning smells from outlets. We do free on-site surveys and an EICR is the formal way to confirm whether a rewire is needed - we can roll the EICR cost into the rewire quote if you proceed.

Yes. NAPIT membership 66245 is a Competent Person Scheme (CPS) registered with the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. We notify your local authority Building Control automatically on completion - no separate paperwork or fee for you.

Yes - 50% deposit on acceptance of the quote (covers materials and first-fix labour), balance due immediately on completion of works and issue of certificate. Payment by BACS only - no card or cash on completion. Bank details are on every invoice.