
Extension electrical work in Lees for single and double storey extensions, loft conversions and garage conversions. We plan the wiring with you and your builder and provide the certificate building control needs.

It's easy to leave the electrics until the walls are up, but that's when changes get expensive. Decide where sockets, switches, lights, heating controls and data points will go while the extension is still on paper, so the cables can go in at the right stage.
An extension adds new circuits, and an older consumer unit may not have space or the right protection for them. We check this at the start, so you know whether the board needs upgrading before your builder's programme is fixed, rather than finding out halfway through.
Building control needs evidence that the electrical work meets the regulations before it signs off the extension. As an NICEIC registered electrician, we self-certify our work, register it for you and provide the Electrical Installation Certificate for your building control file.
We look at the plans with you and agree positions for every socket, switch and light. We check your consumer unit and existing circuits, then provide a free quote and agree a timetable with your builder. Any changes to the plans can be priced before they're done.
First fix happens once the shell is up and before plasterboard goes on. Cables are run, back boxes fixed and any new circuits taken back to the consumer unit. After plastering, we complete the second fix, test every circuit and hand over the certificate.
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.
We should be involved at the planning stage, so the layout is agreed early. The first fix follows once the walls, roof and floor structure are in, and before plasterboard and plastering. We agree the exact dates with your builder.
Yes. Building control won't usually issue a completion certificate for an extension until it has evidence the electrics meet the regulations. Because we're NICEIC registered, we register the work and give you the certificate, so no separate electrical inspection is needed.
Yes. Loft conversions need lighting, sockets and often heating controls and smoke alarms, wired before the ceilings and walls are boarded. We also check the circuits that already run through the loft space, as some may need moving or protecting during the conversion.
Yes, but it's more work once walls are plastered and decorated, as cables have to be chased in or run in trunking. It's worth adding a few spare sockets at the planning stage, even if you're not sure you'll need them.
We wire extensions and conversions in Lees and the nearby area. Pick your town or village.
Send us your extension plans or tell us about the build, and we'll quote and agree timings with your builder.