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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