
Consumer unit replacement in Mossley for houses, flats and rented homes. We travel over from Lees to fit a modern consumer unit in your Mossley property, test every circuit and handle the building control registration.

In flats, the consumer unit is often in a hallway cupboard or by the front door, sometimes some distance from the meter. We check the cables between the meter and the board as well as the board itself, as both affect what the new installation needs.
Many boards fitted in the 1990s and 2000s are split-load, with one RCD covering some circuits and others left without RCD protection. Replacing a split-load board brings every circuit under RCD protection, which is what the current wiring regulations expect for homes.
If you let a property in Mossley, a consumer unit replacement is often the main item on an unsatisfactory EICR. We can arrange access directly with your tenants, keep the time without power as short as possible and send you the paperwork for your records.
Mossley is within easy reach of Lees, where we're based. We look at the board, the meter tails and the circuits, then send you a free quote. For rented homes, we can deal directly with your tenants or letting agent to arrange a visit.
On the day, we replace the board, connect and test each circuit and label everything clearly. You receive an Electrical Installation Certificate straight away, and the building regulations certificate follows by post. Landlords can pass both to their tenants and agent.
Tell us what's wrong or what you need doing. For urgent faults we offer a same day response.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job and give you a free quote before any work begins.
We finish the work, test it and leave you with the right certificate for the job.
Yes. We replace consumer units in flats as well as houses. We check where the meter is, how the supply reaches the board and whether any parts belong to the building rather than the flat. If the communal supply needs work, we tell you who to speak to.
A split-load board has an RCD covering some circuits, while others have no RCD protection. They were common for many years but don't meet the current regulations. Replacing one gives every circuit RCD protection, which makes the whole installation safer.
Yes. Give us your tenant's or letting agent's details and we'll agree a date with them, explain how long the power will be off and let them know when we're finished. You get the certificates and a note of what was done.
Not necessarily. Someone needs to let us in and be around at the start and end of the job, but that can be a tenant, neighbour or agent. We'll call you to explain anything we find and go through the certificate.
These nearby towns and villages are also covered for consumer unit replacement.
Whether it's your home or a rented flat, message us with a photo of the board and we'll arrange a quote.