Garage and workshop electrics, SWA submains, sub-boards with own RCBO bank, LED lighting, sockets, 16A commando outlets, EV chargers. Attached and detached garages. Specialist garage electrics for Glastonbury (BA6), BS 7671 18th edition, NAPIT-certified, Part P notified. From £380 + VAT @ 20%.
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City & GuildsGarage and workshop electrics, SWA submains, sub-boards with own RCBO bank, LED lighting, sockets, 16A commando outlets, EV chargers. Attached and detached garages. Every job is BS 7671 18th edition certified and Part P notified through NAPIT.
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Glastonbury (BA6) is our home base, same-day or next-day attendance is normal, and we know every postcode street-by-street from BA6 8 (town centre) out to Street, Meare, Walton and West Pennard. Glastonbury stock is mixed: Victorian terraces, 1960s estates, period farmhouses and the festival/holiday-let economy.
Because we're based here, response times are the fastest in the patch and we can fold small local jobs into the same week, often the same day for emergencies.
Sister city pages: EICR in Glastonbury · Rewires in Glastonbury
Final price depends on access, cable routes, existing wiring and scope. Survey is free; written quote is fixed. Read the disclaimer below the cards before assuming.
Same day for emergencies in BA6, we're 5-15 minutes from any address in town. Standard bookings are usually within 2-3 working days. For festival-week and holiday-let work we plan ahead because the town fills up and access changes.
An extension lead from the house is not a permanent installation, it's not BS 7671 compliant for a fixed garage circuit, and it's a real fire risk under load (a single 13A flex feeding a fridge, freezer, lights and tools will overheat). The compliant solution is an SWA armoured submain from the main consumer unit to a sub-board in the garage, with its own RCBO protection. It's the cost difference between £50 of flex and £850 of compliant install, but it's the right answer for safety, insurance and resale.
If the garage has more than 2-3 circuits (lights, sockets, EV charger, motor) then yes, a 4 or 6-way sub-consumer-unit gives proper local isolation, RCBO discrimination and clear labelling. For a small detached garage with just lights and 2 sockets, a single circuit on its own RCBO at the main board is fine.
Free survey, fixed-price written quote, full BS 7671 certification. Call Dan directly on 07889 334849.
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